‘Release’, featuring Johnny Marr on guitar, which entered the top ten in the UK album charts on its release in 2002 is seeing a remastered issue. It also comes with two ‘Further listening’ albums of additional tracks, including unreleased songs ‘Motoring’, ‘The night is a time to explore who you are’, ‘Run, girl, run’ and ‘Reunion’, as well as previously-unreleased John Peel versions of ‘A powerful friend’ and ‘If looks could kill’ and a previously-unreleased cover version of Gilbert O’Sullivan’s ‘Alone again, naturally’ featuring Elton John.
Pet Shop Boys release Catalogue: 1985-2012, a very special series of reissues of all their studio albums released on Parlophone. This definitive edition features each album from the duo’s peerless discography on the label, remastered and released with additional ‘Further listening’ albums of bonus tracks, demos and mixes created in the same period of time as each album. Many tracks are being released for the first time. Each album is accompanied by an extensive booklet in which Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe discuss each song, illustrated with many archive photographs. The entire project is designed by Farrow.
‘Release’, featuring Johnny Marr on guitar, which entered the top ten in the UK album charts on its release in 2002 is seeing a remastered issue. It also comes with two ‘Further listening’ albums of additional tracks, including unreleased songs ‘Motoring’, ‘The night is a time to explore who you are’, ‘Run, girl, run’ and ‘Reunion’, as well as previously-unreleased John Peel versions of ‘A powerful friend’ and ‘If looks could kill’ and a previously-unreleased cover version of Gilbert O’Sullivan’s ‘Alone again, naturally’ featuring Elton John.
Pet Shop Boys release Catalogue: 1985-2012, a very special series of reissues of all their studio albums released on Parlophone. This definitive edition features each album from the duo’s peerless discography on the label, remastered and released with additional ‘Further listening’ albums of bonus tracks, demos and mixes created in the same period of time as each album. Many tracks are being released for the first time. Each album is accompanied by an extensive booklet in which Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe discuss each song, illustrated with many archive photographs. The entire project is designed by Farrow.