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Introspective (2018 Remaster)

Introspective (2018 Remaster)

$16.35
Introspective (2018 Remaster)—
$16.35

The Story

New 1CD featuring the 2018 remaster from the Further Listening Series.

The group’s 1988, third album has sold over 4.5 million copies worldwide to date and was the first to feature production by Trevor Horn, whose lavish orchestrations marked a new sonic direction for PSB. House Music legend, Frankie Knuckles created the mix of ā€œI Want A Dogā€ while ā€œDomino Dancingā€ was recorded in Miami with hit producer Lewis MartinĆ©e.

ā€˜Introspective’ also saw Pet Shop Boys introduce a new approach to the format of an album and its respective singles: each of the 6 tracks on the album’s original track-listing is over six minutes in length, and they were later edited to fit the more traditional format of a seven-inch single.

ā€œThe idea was to have an album where every track was a single. And in fact five out of the six of them were, because ā€˜I’m not scared’ was a single for Patsy Kensit, or rather for her group Eighth Wonderā€, says Neil Tennant.

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New 1CD featuring the 2018 remaster from the Further Listening Series.

The group’s 1988, third album has sold over 4.5 million copies worldwide to date and was the first to feature production by Trevor Horn, whose lavish orchestrations marked a new sonic direction for PSB. House Music legend, Frankie Knuckles created the mix of ā€œI Want A Dogā€ while ā€œDomino Dancingā€ was recorded in Miami with hit producer Lewis MartinĆ©e.

ā€˜Introspective’ also saw Pet Shop Boys introduce a new approach to the format of an album and its respective singles: each of the 6 tracks on the album’s original track-listing is over six minutes in length, and they were later edited to fit the more traditional format of a seven-inch single.

ā€œThe idea was to have an album where every track was a single. And in fact five out of the six of them were, because ā€˜I’m not scared’ was a single for Patsy Kensit, or rather for her group Eighth Wonderā€, says Neil Tennant.