PET SHOP BOYS It's Alright (Rare 1989 Austrian issue only 2-track 3" CD single features Tyree & Sterling Void Mixes unavailable elsewhere, has no p/s hence price!) more...
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PET SHOP BOYS Where The Streets... (US cassette single, nice pic box) more...
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PET SHOP BOYS Where The Streets Have No Name (Rare 1991 French 4-track CD single including 7" Full Length Mix, plus How Can You Expect To Be Taken Seriously [Extended Version and Classical Reprise] and Bet She's Not Your Girlfriend, 'keyboard' picture sleeve) more...
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PET SHOP BOYS Where The Streets Have No Name (1991 US limited edition 5-track CD single including the Original 7", 12" Dance and Red Zone remixes, Bet She's Not Your Girlfriend plus I Want A Dog [Techno Funk Mix], complete with its rare'live on stage' picture sleeve, different to any other worldwide issue E2-56217) more...
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PET SHOP BOYS Very (UK Parlophone press kit comprising press release and 14-pg 40 year chronology, custom yellow picture folder) more...
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PET SHOP BOYS Where The Streets Have No Name (1991 Argentinian 3-track 12", picture sleeve LG-204254) more...
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PET SHOP BOYS Where The Streets Have No Name (Deleted 1991 Canadian 5-track CD single, includes the Original 7" Mix, 12" Dance Mix and Red Zone Mix, plus Bet She's Not Your Girlfriend and I Want A Dog [Techno Funk Mix], picture sleeve of Neil carryinga bouquet of flowers C275260) more...
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PET SHOP BOYS Where The Streets Have No Name (Mega rare French promo 1-sided 12", only 300 made, unique blue "Special Club" promo picture sleeve with disco name stamped on it! SP-1546) more...
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PET SHOP BOYS Where The Streets Have No Name (Rare 1991 French 3-track EMI/Pathe Marconi white label test pressing vinyl 12" for the single, featuring the Extended Mix, How Can You Expect To Be Taken Seriously? [Extended Mix] and Bet She's Not Your Girlfriend. MPO Echantillon printed labels with French text, hand annotated 'Pathe' and catalogue number '253699-6' and stamped side indicator and dated 9 Jul 1991) more...
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PET SHOP BOYS Where The Streets Have No Name (1991 UK injection moulded 7" vinyl single featuring their version of the U2 classic, also includes How Can You Expect To Be Taken Seriously?. Both the glossy picture sleeve and vinyl remain in excellent condition with the origianl vintage price sticker, with just light signs of play R6285) more...
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PET SHOP BOYS Suburbia (Rare 1986 US 2-track EMI America label promotional only vinyl 12" featuring the Club Vocal Mix and Dub Version, housed in a die-cut card sleeve SPRO-9925) more...
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PET SHOP BOYS Where The Streets Have No Name (1991 French 3-track 12" vinyl single including the Extended remixes of both How Can You Expect To Be Taken Seriously? and Where The Streets Have No Name [I Can't Take My Eyes Off You] plus Bet She's Not Your Girlfriend, housed in a glossy picture sleeve [with a different title layout to the UK edition]. There are some signs of age & storage to the sleeve with a few pinchmarks to the spine and despite a couple of minor surface scuffs, th more...
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PET SHOP BOYS/BOYSTOWN GANG Where The Streets Have No Name/Can't Take My Eyes Off You (This exclusive 5:30 Brian Butler Remix is featured on May 1991 US 'Mixes 2' DJ-only DMC compilation vinyl 12" which was originally only available to subscribers of an exclusive UK mising service - still housed in it's original DMC title sleeve) more...
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PET SHOP BOYS Where The Streets Have No Name (Rare 1991 German EMI label 'fan pack' includes a promotional copy of the 7" vinyl single in a yellow and black custom made EMI Germany label collective title stickered sleeve. This copy comes with a blue baseball cap with black 'Pet Shop Boys' text across the front - great and unusual collector's item) more...
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PET SHOP BOYS Where The Streets Have No Name (Rare 1991 German issue promotional 7" vinyl single pack. An unsual red card pack opens up to reveal the 7" single inside along with two different promotional 5" x 7" colour photographs, 1-page press release in German and 1-page English traslation. The pack is metalic green embossed on the front with 'Pet Shop Boys' and 'Where The Streets Have No Name' on the back along with the catalogue number '20 4254 7' An elaborate and remarkablecollec more...
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PET SHOP BOYS Smash Hits/No. 1 (Set of 2 UK music magainzes including a September 1986 issue of Smash Hits and April 1986 issue of No. 1, both featuring the Pet Shop Boys on the front cover. Includes 'weird tales from America', Who's grumpiest inthe morning? - as the boy play Mr and Mr, and some superb colour photo's - a great read!) more...
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PET SHOP BOYS Literally (Official UK fan club magazine Issue No 1 dated July 1989. This A4 size fanzine contains 20 pages and includes news features, Neil and Chris interview with Liza Minnelli, letters, merchandise and colour photographs - thisdelicate item has survived 18 years in near perfect condition!) more...
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PET SHOP BOYS No 1 (January 1987 UK issue of the defunct music magazine 'No 1', featuring a 2-page interview with Neil and Chris, in which they talk about working on their new album, Dusty Springfield, political songs, buying property, their reasons for releasing Disco, designer clothes, plus much more. Also features some great photo's and fuzzy front cover shot - a fabulous read!) more...
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PET SHOP BOYS Where The Streets Have No Name (1991 UK silver injection label wide centred jukebox-only 7" also featuring How Can You Expect to Be Taken Seriously? R6285) more...
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PET SHOP BOYS Where The Streets Have No Name (1991 Japanese 2-track DJ promotional/sample copy 3" CD single includes How Can You Expect To Be Taken Seriously Extended Mix. The sample stamped disc is issued in a unique snap-pack picture sleeve printed with lyrics on the inside; the pack has been 'snapped' and the lower half of the back sleeve removed as is typical of many snap packs; the disc however is MINT! TODP-2273) more...
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PET SHOP BOYS No 1 (April 5th 1986 issue featuring a super 3-page article in which Chris answers questions about Neil & vice versa, complete with original 'Hall Of Fame' fold out poster & Madonna and Simon Le Bon stickers) more...
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PET SHOP BOYS Where The Streets Have No Name (I Can't Take My Eyes Off You) (Sealed 1991 US 6-track 12" maxi single, featuring the 12" Dance, Sound Factory, Red Zone & Eclipse mixes as well as the SKA Reprise & 7" Version, picture sleeve. Thiscopy is factory sealed from new in hype stickered shrink, the vinyl mint & unplayed V-56217) more...
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