The Brazil-only CD release, “Pet Shop Boys Party”, can now be pre-ordered from our online store at the link below. The CD is released in Brazil on November 4th through TV Globo’s record label, Som Livre, with a TV campaign on TV Globo, the biggest network in Brazil.
“Party” is a hits compilation and also includes songs that were heavily featured in the following TV Globo soap operas: “Being boring” (“Meu Bem Meu Mal” OST), “Domino dancing” (“O Salvador da Patria” OST), “West End girls” (“Selva de Pedra” OST) and “King of Rome” (currently being featured on the soap opera, “Viver a Vida”).
The track-listing is as follows:
1. West End Girls (10″ Mix)
2. Love Comes Quickly
3. Paninaro (7″ Mix)
4. It’s A Sin (Disco Mix)
5. What Have I Done To Deserve This?
6. Always On My Mind (Extended Dance Version)
7. Domino Dancing
8. It’s Alright (7″ Version)
9. Being Boring
10. Go West
11. Before (Single Edit)
12. New York City Boy
13. Home And Dry (Radio Edit)
14. Minimal (Radio Edit)
15. Love etc.
16. King of Rome
Artwork is by Farrow.
Pet Shop Boys Party
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