9 thoughts on “ Rent - Pet Shop Boys - Actually (Vinyl, LP, Album) ”

1. Jan 05,  · Their first album "Please" was pretty good and "Actually" is almost even better. 4 hit singles: the dramatic and cult tune "It's A Sin", their magical duet with Dusty Springfield "What Have I Done To Deserve This", the haunting "Rent" and the poppy and light-hearted well "Heart"/5().
2. Comment: Pet Shop Boys - Actually - LP - UK Pressing - Emi - - PCSD - 10 Track With Inner - Condition (Sleeve/Disc): EX-/EX-. Worldwide shipping. Quick dispatch. International orders sent Airmail/5().
3. Pet Shop Boys were no "one off" 80's anomaly just as the brilliant ACTUALLY, their sophomore release, would not be their last but one of dozens of releases right up to and beyond They are unparalleled and unmatched prolific writers of music. 5 stars is too conservative a rating/5().
4. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Actually on Discogs. Label: Oasis Records (4) - OLE,EMI - OLE • Format: Vinyl LP, Album • Country: South Korea • Genre: Electronic, Pop • Style: Synth-pop/5(4).
5. This item: Actually ( Remastered Version)(Vinyl) by Pet Shop Boys Vinyl $ Only 14 left in stock (more on the way). Ships from and sold by Amazon Global Store UK/5().
6. Feb 01,  · Designed by Mark Farrow at ③ and Pet Shop Boys. Comes with printed inner sleeve and white rectangular sticker on shrinkwrap: "Pet Shop Boys, actually. Pressed onto g heavyweight vinyl featuring brand new remaster of the original album "/5().
7. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Blue Vinyl release of Actually on Discogs. Label: Parlophone - PCSD ,Parlophone - • Format: Vinyl LP, Album, Limited Edition Blue • Country: Hong Kong • Genre: Electronic, Pop • Style: Synth-pop5/5(12).
8. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Actually / Always On My Mind on Discogs. Label: EMI-Manhattan Records - E • Format: Vinyl LP, Album Vinyl 12 Pet Shop Boys - Actually / Always On My Mind (, Vinyl) | Discogs/5(92).
9. On 7 September the Actually LP is released. The title was simply a word they say an awful lot. “We were thinking of calling it ‘Jollysight’, actually,” said Chris at the time, “which was the name of a hotel we saw in Italy – so that, when people asked why, we could .