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Bilingual + Bonus CD Further Listening 1995-1997, March 13, 2008
CD1
1.Discoteca
2.Single
3.Metamorphois
4.Electricity
5.Se a vida e (That's The Way Life Is)
6.It's Always Comes As A Surprise
7.A Red Letter Day
8.Up Against It
9.The Survivors
10.Before
11.To Step Aside
12.Saturday Night Forever
CD2 (Further Listening 1995-1997)
1.Paninaro '95
2.In The Night (1995)
3.The Truck-Driver And His Mate
4.Hit And Miss
5.How I Learned To Hate Rock 'N' Roll
6.Betrayed
7.Delusions Of Grandeur
8.Discoteca (Single Version) Previously Unreleased
9.The Calm Before The Storm
10.Discoteca (New Version)
11.The Boy Who Couldn't Keep His Clothes On
12.A Red Letter Day (Expanded Single Version) Previously Unreleased
13.The View From Your Balcony
14.Disco Potential
15.Somewhere (Extended Mix)
I have to say since buying the "Further Listening Series" it has been worth every penny.It is great to go back and hear the gems that were and the rarites of lost treasures.
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Singularly Hitting Their Mark, September 10, 2005
As if emerging from a swanky beach house, The Boys hit a smooth and consistently rich stride on their sixth album. "Discoteca" and "Single" accompany a sophisticated pleasure traveler with Spanish rhythm, "Metamorphosis" recapitulates an introverted man's growing up, while the beautiful "It Always Comes As A Surprise" seems to capture the northerner's amazement at his first night in tropical paradise. The self-referential "Electricity" and proud stances of "Up Against It" and "To Step Aside" show an artistry and intellectual cleverness that never falls out of rhythm, while "Se A Vida E," "Before," and "Saturday Night" celebrate sweetness in life without running aground, as happy anthems so often do, on shallow bromides, cliches, or repetitiveness. The Pet Shop Boys have given us a library of fine albums, and often, even finer remixes, and this inventive and pleasurable album perhaps shows them at their best so far.
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Uplifting PSB, May 3, 2000
This is such a great CD. I have listened to it so many times and always come away uplifted; it gives me a boost. This is my favourite PSB CD; even better than Very, because all the tracks fit together so well and are all so enjoyable. "Metamorphosis" and "The Survivors" stand out as my favourites. The remixed CD is also very good.
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