Maybe it is no surprise that the strength of the Pet Shop Boys' second album lies in making the bleak seem beautiful. Hits like "Rent" spoke of rain ticked meets, anxiety, a n d prostitution—1987 was, after all, the year of "Black Monday”
Behaviour
Much to their frustration. Pet Shop Boys had already used the title Introspective on their previous studio outing. If any record of theirs ever deserved that name, it is surely this brooding and haunted affair. Neil Tennant commented that with the world in its precarious state, he had wanted to present music that reflected personal turmoil amid global uncertainty. And after recent collaborations with Liza Minnelli, Dusty Springfield and Electronic the duo were brimming with ideas.
- Pet Shop Boys , 32 - "Literally", , . :
- , - "Alternative 2" (, ), , ( , );
- , - "Disco" ;
- Pet Shop Boys - ( Depeche Mode, Duran Duran Erasure, );
- "Further Listening" "Nightlife" (1999) "Release" (2002);
- Royal Albert Hall , Pet Shop Boys - - , - "The Resurrectionist" "Fugitive";
- Pet Shop Boys (Anders Trentemøller), "The Sodom and Gomorrah Show" ( "Fundamental").
, "" .
tradiant (some_spec)
: 