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Discography: The Complete Singles Collection,Pet Shop Boys

- Discography: The Complete Singles Collection
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Pet Shop Boys
Released 1991

West End Girls
03:58
90,109 plays

Always On My Mind
03:54
72,242 plays

What Have I Done To Deserve This?
04:19
49,562 plays

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- 1
- West End Girls
- 03:58
- 90,109 plays

- 2
- Love Comes Quickly
- 04:16
- 24,524 plays

- 3
- Opportunities (Let's Make Lots Of Money)
- 03:37
- 43,354 plays

- 4
- Suburbia
- 04:02
- 28,892 plays

- 5
- It's A Sin
- 05:00
- 43,281 plays

- 6
- What Have I Done To Deserve This?
- 04:19
- 49,562 plays

- 7
- Rent
- 03:33
- 19,709 plays

- 8
- Always On My Mind
- 03:54
- 72,242 plays

- 9
- Heart
- 04:16
- 19,636 plays

- 10
- Domino Dancing
- 04:16
- 27,395 plays

- 11
- Left To My Own Devices
- 04:45
- 18,196 plays

- 12
- It's Alright
- 04:19
- 14,815 plays

- 13
- So Hard
- 04:00
- 15,046 plays

- 14
- Being Boring
- 04:50
- 17,332 plays

- 15
- Where The Streets Have No Name (I Can't Take My Eyes Off You)
- 04:31
- 22,749 plays

- 16
- Jealousy
- 04:12
- 13,425 plays

- 17
- DJ Culture
- 04:12
- 11,447 plays

- 18
- Was It Worth It?
- 04:21
- 12,141 plays

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album review

Most of the Pet Shop Boys' albums are well-crafted and thoroughly intriguing in their own right, but dance-pop is a medium that is driven by hit singles. Discography collects all the duo's numerous hit singles, including a handful of non-album tracks, in their original 7" single mix, which occasionally varies from the album version, particularly in the case of the Introspective material. Presented chronologically, the singles not only demonstrate the band's increasing musical sophistication, they illustrate what fine songwriters Tennant and Lowe are. These 18 songs form one of the most consistent and innovative bodies of work of its era. Some of the production techniques have dated slightly, but the music has remained impressive. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide