Pet Shop Boys release a Blu-ray/CD of their concert film Dreamworld: The Greatest Hits Live at the Royal Arena Copenhagen. The film captures the spectacular stage show of the Pet Shop Boys tour with dazzling visuals and a bumper set list packed with classic hits, including “West End Girls,” “Suburbia,” “Opportunities (Let’s Make Lots Of Money),” “Left To My Own Devices,” “Rent,” “Domino Dancing,” “Love Comes Quickly,” “Always On My Mind,” and “It’s A Sin.”
The film was recorded at the Royal Arena in Copenhagen in July 2023 as part of Pet Shop Boys’ critically acclaimed Dreamworld: The Greatest Hits Live Tour. Directed by the renowned David Barnard, the film was captured using a 14-camera 4K shoot to ensure an immersive experience for viewers.
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Continuing Pet Shop Boys’ infrequent series of remix collections, Disco 5 mainly focuses on the duo’s own remixes and productions for other artists, like Disco 4 did, rather than outside remixes of their own material, like the first three volumes. Of course, when the pair remix or produce a song for another artist, they pretty much turn it into a Pet Shop Boys song, and considering that the majority of Disco 5 consists of material created during the 2020s, it’s close to being a PSB album that happens to have a lot of guest vocalists on it. Two of the set’s highlights are minor rarities that hadn’t appeared on a PSB collection until now. The duo produced several selections on the soundtrack to the 1993 film The Crying Game, including Boy George’s hit title track, but…
The Pet Shop Boys reissue Discography: The Complete Singles Collection, their 1991 ‘best of’, on 2LP blue vinyl.
The collection was the band’s first greatest hits and was released between 1990’s Behaviour and before 1993’s Very. It features all the band’s UK singles up to that point (in proper seven-inch form) except ‘How Can You Expect To Be Taken Seriously?’ That single was a double A-side with Where the Streets Have No Name (I Can’t Take My Eyes Off You) and only the U2 cover/mash-up is included.
Discography was also home to two new songs in ‘DJ Culture’ and ‘Was It Worth It?’ Both were released as singles (before and after Discography, respectively).
This collection was issued as a 2LP set on black vinyl at the time, but doesn’t appear…