Parlophone

Jubileums-utgåva med alla originallåtar + en extra skiva med 12 demos. <br/>Vinylen innehåller mer bilder och en längre pressrelease från 1975 med Lundells egna ord om albumet.

The 12-track collection features ten Pet Shop Boys' recent remixes of songs by artists including Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds, Primal Scream, Paul Weller, Tina Turner, Claptone, Wolfgang Tillmans and more, as well as a remix of their own track 'Dreamland' featuring Olly Alexander. The PSB-produced 'I'm in Love With a German Film Star' by Sam Taylor-Johnson was originally released on Kompakt in 2008 while Carroll Thompson's 'Let the Music Play' was arranged and produced by PSB in the early '90s when it was included in the soundtrack for the hit film, 'The Crying Game'. The album also includes the duo's remix of Sleaford Mods' cover of Pet Shop Boys' iconic 'West End girls' and the PSB/Soft Cell collaboration 'Purple Zone'.

Jubileums-utgåva med alla originallåtar + en extra skiva med 12 demos.

"Roxette XXX - The 30 Biggest Hits" visar på bandets fenomenala förmåga att behålla greppet, från 1988 års genombrottslåt "The Look" fram till 2011 års internationella radiohit "She's Got Nothing On (But The Radio").

Hardy Francoise: L'amour fou 2012 [CD]

Pet Shop Boys: Smash the singles 1985-2020 [3 CD + 2 Blu-ray]

The iconic Stiff Little Fingers debut album is presented as a 5-disc set (4CD+DVD). Along with a new remaster of the core album, it includes the band's earliest demos (never previously released), an unreleased 1979 concert from Troon and a swathe of BBC John Peel sessions. <br/><br/>The set's DVD includes the legendary Rough Trade 1979 SLF promotional film (unreleased and uncirculating) along with concert footage from Friars in Aylesbury originally broadcast on BBC's Old Grey Whistle Test in 1980 and a rare clip of 'Alternative Ulster' from the 1979 film Shellshock Rock. <br/><br/>The booklet features rare memorabilia and images from the time with 9,000-word liner notes from former NME journalist Stuart Bailie (author of Trouble Songs: Music and conflict in Northern Ireland) including fresh interviews with original band members and manager/lyricist Gordon Ogilvie