The reason why I don't want politics into this, is because politics keeps driving me to depression. Its almost certainly got me drinking a lot more because of my fears for where humanity in general is going, and the discord in this forum I spent many a happy years visiting is doing nothing to counte...

Guys, stop trying to ruin this song and this album. Stop trying to shoehorn politics into everything because this place is bitter enough as it is.

Yeah sounds like a Best Of Bowie situation. That compilation had different track listings all over the world, with a little flag and everything. I remember for some reason about 6 years ago when The Next Day was new, supermarkets were selling Best of Bowie, but not the International Edition the UK o...

tottenhammattspurs wrote: ↑

Fri 15 Nov 2019, 11:19 am

Yeah. Don’t forget to pre order your digital copy because those downloads may run out

Or you know, you get to listen to them as soon as it ticks over to midnight.

If I put a bet on will people’s Release/Elysium PTSD would be triggered after listening to the first 30 seconds of Burning the heather , I’d be a very rich man. I like this. I’m not expecting the whole album to be like this. Not even Release or Elysium was just one sound. Nice to have an album that ...

I'm not sure most of those are known as PSB songs by the casuals. She's Madonna is predominently Robbie Williams, and even then I'm sure most casual fans won't remember that song as a Robbie song either. I would imagine if you ask someone to name a Robbie song released beyond 2005 I'm sure they won'...

The Divine Comedy have released their latest album on cassette.

Spittingcat wrote: ↑

Sat 02 Nov 2019, 2:24 am

Well… that’s why a single should be released on physical formats, download and streaming platforms all in the same week.

Gee you’d think PSB didn’t care about having a chart hit.

I was predicting the first single to be yet another lead single about music nostalgia like Vocal and The pop kids was, and I would have been FFS too.

Really like these two new songs. An open mind I like more than No boundaries, but still both A-OK.

Yeah because it’s a Pet Shop Boys track on a Pet Shop Boys album. PSB didn’t write ‘Always on my mind’ at all but it’s canon.

Berlin Mitte Boy must be a German version of New York City boy, and Occupy my mind is the final track on Dusty Springfield's "Reputation" album, the most Chris track on that album. A lot of these is old shit.

100 days to go until the release of this still untitled new album.

If the OP was joking its gone right over my head.

daveid wrote: ↑

Sun 06 Oct 2019, 9:04 pm

How can you say this? Electronic was the musical mothership that launched the three greatest groups of all time.. If it wasn't for them there'd be no Pet Shop Boys, no Smiths and no New Order.

Bring it on!

Three well established acts years before Electronic came to be.