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On September 2, 1996 the Pet Shop Boys released their new album, "Bilingual". Written and recorded over the previous two years, it was initially planned as some kind of Latin record. Although there are many Latin moments on the finished album (rhythmically, linguistically and emotionally), as time passed this idea provided more an attitude and an orientation then a strict musical blueprint. "Another reason for doing the album like this, " says Neil, "was as a reaction against Britpop. We like being part of Europe; we are a very international group and we like that fact."
Discoteca
Single
Metamorphosis
Electricity
Se a vida é (that's the way life is)
It always comes as a surprise
A red letter day
Up against it
The survivors
Before
To step aside
Saturday night forever
"Format" is released and Neil and Chris talk about the new b-sides album on a special website.
Order "Format" now and you could win a Fundamentally fabulous jacket.
To Sadler's Wells in the spring.
Pandemonium returns for a New Year party in Australia.
Seasonal greetings to you all.
1987: The Boys receive the 'Best Single of 1986' award from BPI for 'West End Girls.'
2000: The Nightlife tour performance this evening in Dortmund, Germany, is filmed for eventual release as Montage.
2005: Neil and Chris finish their demo of 'Girls Don't Cry' and record Neil's vocals for 'Fugitive.'
And here are some more vintage keyboards we're using. Chris