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On March 17, 1997, 'A Red Letter Day' was released as a single. It was a song which began when the Pet Shop Boys were experimenting with taking the chord changes from famous pieces of classical music (in this case Beethoven's Song Of Joy) and putting them to a 4/4 beat, and it features the choir of the Choral Academy of Moscow. "It's about waiting for someone to tell you they love you", says Neil. The seven-inch version is a new mix, using elements from a Motiv 8 remix of the song, and the Pet Shop Boys are also particularly taken with the hypnotic 'Trouser Enthusiasts Autoerotic Decapitation mix'.
A red letter day
The boy who couldn't keep his clothes on
A red letter day
The boy who couldn't keep his clothes on
Delusions of grandeur
A red letter day (Moscow mix)
A red letter day (Trouser autoerotic decapitation mix)
A red letter day (Motiv 8 12" master mix)
A red letter day (Basement Jaxx vocal mix)
A red letter day (PSB extended edit)
A red letter day (Trouser Enthusiasts congo dongo dubstramental)
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Pet Shop Boys are in The Arena.
Pet Shop Boys headline. Tickets now on sale.
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1991: The Boys perform at Budokan in Tokyo.
2005: Deciding to take the rest of the week off during their stay in Italy, the Boys embark for a visit to Pompeii.
2007: A travel day for the Boys in Brazil; they're in transit from Rio de Janeiro to São Paolo.
2009: Continuing their 'media blitz' promoting their soon-to-be-released new album Yes, Chris and Neil serve as guest DJs for two hours on UK Absolute Radio's XTreme Show. In addition to playing records of their choice, they also answer fans' questions. Also, the same day, an interview with PSB conducted by Johnny Marr appears in the Observer Music Monthly.
End of a long day writing in the studio...
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And to celebrate, here's a picture of us receiving a gold disc for PopArt in
Germany.
We'll be announcing a few more festival dates next week.