“Did you see me coming?” is released on June 1st, the second single from “Yes”. You can now pre-order all three physical formats for only £6.00: two CDs and a 12-inch vinyl version that you can’t pre-order anywhere else. CD1 contains new B‑side “After the event”. CD2 contains the PSB “Possibly more” mix of “Did you see me coming?” and two brand new tracks “The former enfant terrible” and “Up and down”. The 12″ vinyl is a limited edition and contains the “Possibly more” mix of “Did you see me coming?”, the Unicorn Kid remix and a fantastic remix of “The way it used to be” by Richard X. All for six pounds! This offer is only available from Record Store at the ink below.
CD One
1. Did you see me coming?
2. After the event
CD Two
1. Did you see me coming? (PSB Possibly more mix)
2. The former enfant terrible
3. Up and down
EXCLUSIVE 12-INCH VINYL
Side A
1. Did you see me coming? (PSB Possibly more mix)
2. Did you see me coming? (Unicorn Kid mix)
Side B
1. The way it used to be (Richard X mix)
Digital bundles of the single are also now available for pre-order on iTunes. See news item below.
Pre-order the new single
Pet Shop Boys and Andrew Hodges’ listening and conversation event for “A man from the future” at the Imperial War Museum North in Manchester is now sold out. The conversation will also be filmed and made available to watch online shortly afterwards, with further details to be revealed here in due course.
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