Privacy Terms. Skip to content. Forum Rules Forum Contacts Problems registering? For general discussion of Pet Shop Boys topics. They had the idea of recording with Stevie Nicks in one interview, but in my opinion if they want to connect with the kids it would be more worthwhile for them to team with Sarah Cracknell and company. Thank you all. Some of the Dusty stuff was inspired on all sorts of levels, but much of the Liza stuff seemed a camp indulgence more than anything else.
Saint Etienne have never been "down with the kids", so I'm not sure if that would be a consideration in any collaboration with them. I like Sarah Cracknell, but it all strikes me as a bit familiar and superfluous really. I am sorry if it was misconstrued. I did not mean a collaboration or album that gets all the notice like Mike Posner or something.
Thank you. Is this the mystery gf of a current member? Or maybe the brother? Maybe it's a clone. Who knows? A snippet from the It Couldn't Happen Here movie, perhaps? Contemporary culture generally is too emotional, really I'd rather people looked to the truth.
Sarah Cracknell's duet with Marc Almond on that Dusty cover was a disaster in my opinion. I think SE stopped being an Indie band a long time ago though and the ages of the members of the band are early-mid 40s, so about as much in tune with the kids as the Pets. Since my "supposed" family members came up, they mostly like the Pet Shop Boys, but can't stand the Liza album.
But I think it's the last breath of 80s PSB, the end of the imperial era. Don't Drop Bombs isn't too shabby either. Rent and Tonight Is Forever are over the top though.
