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1: Please
2:
3: 1 Two divided by zero
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5: 2 West End girls
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7: 3 Opportunities
8:
9: (Let’s make lots of money)
10:
11: 4 Love comes quickly
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13: 5 Suburbia
14:
15: 6 Opportunities (reprise)
16:
17: 7 Tonight is forever
18:
19: 8 Violence
20:
21: 9 I want a lover
22:
23: 10 Later tonight
24:
25: 11 Why don’t we live together?
26:
27: Further listening 1984-1986
28:
29: 1 A man could get arrested
30: (twelve-inch b-side)
31:
32: 2 Opportunities
33:
34: (Let’s make lots of money)
35:
36: (full length original seven-inch)
37: Previously unreleased
38:
39: 3 In the night
40:
41: 4 Opportunities
42:
43: (Let’s make lots of money)
44: (original twelve-inch mix)
45: Previously unreleased on CD
46:
47: 5 Why don’t we live together?
48: (original New York mix)
49: Previously unreleased
50:
51: 6 West End girls (dance mix)
52: Previously unreleased on CD
53:
54: 7 A man could get arrested
55: (seven-inch b-side)
56:
57: Previously unreleased on CD
58:
59: 8 Love comes quickly (dance mix)
60:
61: 9 That’s my impression (disco mix)
62:
63: 10 Was that what it was?
64:
65: 11 Suburbia (The full horror)
66:
67: 12 Jack the lad
68:
69: 13 Paninaro (Italian remix)
70:
71: ® 2001 digitally remastered. The copyright in these sound recordings
72: is owned by EMI Records Ltd. © 2001 EMI Records Ltd. All rights reserved.
73: This compilation and sleeve notes © 2001 PSBP Ltd under exclusive
74: licence to EMI Records Ltd. Place of manufacture as stated on label.
75: Marketed and distributed by EMI.
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78: 5305042
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80: Printed in ELI.
81:
82: Pet Shop Boys
83:
84: Please
85:
86: The original album re-mastered
87: and accompanied by a bonus
88: disc containing additional
89: tracks, remixes and unreleased
90: songs plus a 36-page booklet
91: with interviews, lyrics and
92: exclusive photographs.
93:
94: PSB1
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98: Please, the first Pet Shop Boys album, was
99: released In March 1986. Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe
100: had met In London during August 1981 and began
101: writing songs together soon afterwards, eventually
102: settling into a routine of regularly demoing new songs
103: in a Camden recording studio owned by Ray Roberts.
104: In August 1983 - when Neil was working at the pop
105: magazine Smash Hits and Chris was studying
106: architecture - Neil was sent to New York by Smash
107: Hits to interview The Police and took the opportunity
108: to play some songs to the cult disco producer, Bobby
109: Orlando, whose records Chris and Neil admired.
110: Bobby ‘O’, as he was known, announced that they
111: would make a record together. The first Pet Shop
112: Boys single, the Bobby ‘O’-produced version of
113: ‘West End girls’, was released in April 1984 and was a
114: modest underground dance hit, at the time satisfying
115: their one stated ambition: to have a twelve-inch single
116: available on import in the trendiest London record
117: shops. A second, ‘One more chance’, followed. By
118: March 1985 the Pet Shop Boys were extricated from
119: their Bobby ‘O’ contract and signed to EMI Records’
120: subsidiary, Parlophone. A single, ‘Opportunities (Let’s
121: make lots of money)', was released that August but,
122: to their disappointment, only reached number 116 in
123: the British charts.
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I never post links.StevePSB wrote: Fri 05 Jan 2018, 7:32 pm Again, I don't want to be a killjoy, but these booklets are copyrighted material and therefore posting them, or links to them is against forum rule 2.
We'd appreciate it if no further scans were offered.
Thank you.
StevePSB
Well wishes to you and yours, -1.negative1 wrote: Thu 08 Feb 2018, 7:47 pm Don't worry. I'm still working on them.
There was a family emergency that's taking up all my time. But I will try to get some of the revisions out to people
for proofreading, and we can go from there.
later
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