Do they at least feed you?

Just saw this, WOW.....

CASTLE HIGH SCHOOL PRODUCTION OF SUBURBIA, A HIGH SCHOOL PLAY FEATURING THE MUSIC OF THE PET SHOP BOYS MIXED WITH STORIES OF SHAKESPEAR. 1994

http://youtu.be/63KB6JsaGfs

The whole death theme of the album is somewhat of a downer, and when I first heard the album, I didn't like it. As I continue to listen to it, its growing on me, but I think it's one of those albums you put away and pull out years later and enjoy it.

Looked very familiar to me on X Factor

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BcgMn2zJGlc

Then click on this link:

http://games.forthewinmedia.com/petshopboys/

Orchestra 5 Seats F1 and F3

This song reminds me of The Sound of The Atom Splitting.

It reminds me of The Sound of the Atom Splitting

I am ready to play.

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