Showing posts with label AOPSBT. Show all posts
Showing posts with label AOPSBT. Show all posts
Saturday, 11 February 2012
Amazing Obscure Pet Shop Boys Things - No. 4: An Alone Again (Naturally) Duet With Elton John
This cover seems to have been recorded to be a bonus track on a 2005 Greatest Hits compilation of its original performer, Gilbert O'Sullivan. Weirdly, it was never released. It's rather good.
Friday, 23 September 2011
Amazing Obscure Pet Shop Boys Things - No. 3: The Interview Sampled In Paninaro
"Well I don't like country and western. I don't like rock music... Erm, I don't like, I don't like rockabilly or rock and roll particularly... I don't like much, really, do I? But what I do like, I love passionately."
From 1:20 onwards
Wednesday, 20 April 2011
Amazing Obscure Pet Shop Boys Things - No. 2: A Plastic Ring
This rather snazzy toy ring is currently up for grabs on eBay and is a snip at only £6.17 plus P&P. According to its seller it is an "IMPOSSIBLE ITEM TO FIND FOR COLLECTORS". While that is evidently not true, the ring does seem to be quite an obscure thing, and as the photo shows, is also amazing.
Tuesday, 19 April 2011
Amazing Obscure Pet Shop Boys Things - No. 1: Chris Lowe's Neighbours Cameo
In the 30 years since Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe first met they have put their names to many projects and although nothing has been proved in the way of concrete facts, it has been alleged that the results of even the most obscure of those projects have been described by at least one person as the most incredible thing ever. To celebrate this, here is the first in a series of some of the most amazing of the Pet Shop Boy's lesser remembered moments. (You have no idea how much of a performance it was to fit all of those PSB references into that)
While not obscure enough to avoid being occasionally wheeled out on clip shows, Chris Lowe's visit to Ramsay Street is both hugely incongruous and hugely amazing.
While not obscure enough to avoid being occasionally wheeled out on clip shows, Chris Lowe's visit to Ramsay Street is both hugely incongruous and hugely amazing.
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