If you buy the standard “Love etc.” EP bundle from iTunes you get these four tracks:
1. Love etc.
2. We’re all criminals now
3. Vulnerable
4. Did you see me coming?
Then, if you decide to buy the “Yes” album from iTunes, they’ll note that you’ve already bought the album tracks “Vulnerable” and “Did you see me coming?” and deduct the cost of them when you “complete your album”.
You must buy the track “Love etc.” for your purchase to count towards the UK Singles Chart.
We’re just explaining this because we’ve had a few enquiries about how all this works.
“Love etc.” is currently number 14 in the UK midweek charts.
Complete your purchase
Pet Shop Boys are looking forward to their final “Dreamworld” shows of 2026 in Norway and Denmark this week. On Thursday they will play at the Unity Arena in Oslo and on Saturday they’re headlining Suset Festival in Esbjerg. See you there!
Photo: Festival de Viña
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