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This Pet Shop Boys discography describes the release history of the English electronic/pop music duo Pet Shop Boys, consisting of vocalist Neil Tennant and keyboard player Chris Lowe.
[edit] Albums
[edit] Studio albums
Year |
Album |
UK |
U.S. |
Additional information |
1986 |
Please |
3 |
7 |
Debut album
- RIAA sales certification: platinum
- BPI sales certification:3x platinum
|
1987 |
Actually |
2 |
25 |
- RIAA sales certification: platinum
- BPI sales certification: 3x platinum
|
1988 |
Introspective |
2 |
35 |
- RIAA sales certification: gold
- BPI sales certification: 3x platinum
|
1990 |
Behaviour |
2 |
45 |
- RIAA sales certification: gold
- BPI sales certification: platinum
|
1993 |
Very |
1 |
20 |
- RIAA sales certification: gold
- BPI sales certification: 3x platinum
|
1996 |
Bilingual |
4 |
39 |
- BPI sales certification: gold
|
1999 |
Nightlife |
7 |
84 |
Also released as a limited edition in USA with bonus CD of UK. B-sides and remixes
- BPI sales certification: gold
|
2002 |
Release |
7 |
73 |
Also released as a limited edition in USA with bonus CD of UK B-sides and remixes
- BPI sales certification: Silver
|
2006 |
Fundamental |
5 |
150 |
Released with second disc Fundamentalism containing remixes
- BPI sales certification: silver
|
[edit] Limited edition rereleases
Year |
Album |
UK |
U.S. |
Additional information |
1993 |
Very Relentless |
- |
- |
Limited edition of Very with bonus CD featuring six additional tracks |
1997 |
Originals |
- |
- |
Limited edition boxed set of Please, Actually, and Behaviour |
1997 |
Bilingual Special Edition |
32 [1] |
- |
Limited edition re-issue of Bilingual with bonus CD of B-sides and remixes |
[edit] "Further Listening" rereleases
Year |
Album |
UK |
U.S. |
Additional information |
2001 |
Please/Further Listening 1984-1986 |
103 |
- |
Re-issue with bonus CD of rare tracks and B-sides |
2001 |
Actually/Further Listening 1987-1988 |
99 |
- |
Re-issue with bonus CD of rare tracks and B-sides |
2001 |
Introspective/Further Listening 1988-1989 |
118 |
- |
Re-issue with bonus CD of rare tracks and B-sides |
2001 |
Behaviour/Further Listening 1990-1991 |
120 |
- |
Re-issue with bonus CD of rare tracks and B-sides |
2001 |
Very/Further Listening 1992-1994 |
131 |
- |
Re-issue with bonus CD of rare tracks and B-sides |
2001 |
Bilingual/Further Listening 1995-1997 |
164 |
- |
Re-issue with bonus CD of rare tracks and B-sides |
[edit] Compilation albums
[edit] "Disco" albums
Year |
Album |
UK |
U.S. |
Additional information |
1986 |
Disco |
15 |
95 |
Remix album
- BPI sales certification: platinum
|
1994 |
Disco 2 |
6 |
75 |
Continuous DJ-mixed remix album
- BPI sales certification: silver
|
2003 |
Disco 3 |
36 |
188 |
Remix album, with new tracks |
2007 |
Disco 4 |
15 [2] |
- |
Remix album with remixes from other artists plus two own tracks |
[edit] Live albums
[edit] Soundtrack and score albums
- Notes
- 1 ^ Sales of "Bilingual" and "Bilingual (Special Edition)" were combined in the UK.
- 2 ^ These were compilation albums which charted on the UK Compilation Albums chart rather than the main UK Albums chart.
[edit] Singles
- Notes
- 1 ^ "Can you forgive her?" and the other three songs that peaked in the hundreds in the U.S. ("Go West," "Before," and "Somewhere") appeared at those positions on the Billboard Bubbling Under chart.
- 2 ^ Sales only. Because of a near-total lack of radio airplay, "I don't know what you want ...", "New York City boy" and "Break 4 Love" failed to hit the U.S. Hot 100 pop chart (in Billboard magazine) despite their sales figures. "I don't know what you want..." was released in the U.S. in 2000.
- 3 ^ The following additional formats additionally made the UK charts: "I wouldn't normally do this kind of thing" 12"/12" (#118); "Paninaro '95" 12"/12" (#89) and "Before" 3x12" (#138 on album chart).
- 4 ^ Charted on import sales.
- 5 ^ This is the Australian Kent Music Report peak, the 'official' Australian chart used until June 1988, as ARIA Chart peaks beyond #50 from June 1988 until Jan 1990 are difficult to obtain.
Year |
Title |
Details |
Format |
1986 |
Television |
Compilation of music videos from 1985-1986 |
VHS/Beta/LD |
1987 |
I Like It, Wherever It Is |
Compilation of music videos from 1987 [1] |
LD |
1988 |
Showbusiness |
Compilation of music videos from 1987-1988 |
VHS |
1989 |
It Couldn't Happen Here |
1987 Feature Film |
1989 |
Pet Shop Boys - Der Film |
1987 Deutsche Version von It couldn't happen here |
VHS/LD |
1990 |
Highlights |
Compilation of clips from 1989 tour |
VHS/LD |
1991 |
Promotion |
Compilation of music videos from 1988-1991 |
VHS/LD |
1991 |
Videography |
Compilation of music videos from 1985-1991 |
VHS/LD/VideoCD |
1992 |
Performance |
1991 Performance tour |
VHS/LD |
1993 |
Projections |
Film projections used during tours; directed by Derek Jarman |
VHS |
1995 |
Various |
Compilation of music videos from 1993-1994 |
VHS/LD |
1995 |
Discovery |
1994 Discovery tour |
VHS/LD |
1997 |
Somewhere |
1997 Somewhere tour |
DVD/VHS/VideoCD |
2001 |
Montage |
1999 Nightlife tour |
DVD/VHS |
2003 |
PopArt: The Hits |
Compilation of music videos from 1985 to 2002 |
DVD |
2004 |
Performance |
1991 Performance tour |
DVD |
2006 |
A Life In Pop |
Documentary (originally broadcast on Channel 4) and music videos from 2003 to 2006 |
DVD |
2007 |
Cubism |
Live DVD of the Fundamental Tour, filmed in Mexico November 14th 2006. |
DVD |
[edit] Bibliography
- Pet Shop Boys, annually (1988), by Chris Heath
- Pet Shop Boys: Introspective (1989), by Michael Cowton (unofficial publication)
- Pet Shop Boys, Literally (1990), by Chris Heath
- Pet Shop Boys versus America (1993), by Chris Heath
- Catalogue (October 2006), by Philip Hoare & Chris Heath
[edit] Remixes