Pet Shop Boys announce the third set of releases under their extensive reissues of their first 11 studio albums

The iconic duo will reissue Please, Actually and Introspective next year, complete with bonus material and exclusive booklet.

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The Pet Shop Boys have announced the third set of releases in their extensive Catalogue 1985-2012 reissue, an expansive re-release and remaster of their first 11 studio albums released while the group were signed to Parlophone

Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe, who make up the Pet Shop Boys, have already released five albums as part of the issue. This latest release will see the group's Please, Actually and Introspective albums receive the remaster treatment. And like the previous two releases, each album will be repackaged and include bonus material like demos, extended mixes and remixes of songs from the album and those written around the same time. 

Released originally in March 1986, Please hit Number 3 on the Official Albums Charts and spent a mammoth 82 weeks in on the chart. The album spawned the hit West End Girls, the group's first Number 1 single. 

Following a year later, Actually landed at Number 2 on the Official Album Charts and featured the singles You Were Always On My Mind and What Have I Done To Deserve This, which featured Dusty Springfield and scaled the Official Singles Chart to Number 2. 

Rounding out the releases is 1988's Introspective, an album that saw the group team up with producer Trevor Horn and which peaked at Number 2 on the Official Album Charts. 

MORE: Pet Shop Boys' complete Official UK Chart history

The reissues of Please, Actually and Introspective come replete with an extensive booklet featuring archive photographs and discussions about each song by Neil and Chris. 

The reissues are available for pre-order now and will be released on 2 March 2018. Check out the full track listings below: 

Please/Further listening: 1984-1986

Vinyl

Side A:

1 - Two divided by zero

2 - West End girls

3 - Opportunities (Let's make lots of money)

4 - Love comes quickly

5 - Suburbia

Side B:

1 - Opportunities (reprise)

2 - Tonight is forever

3 - Violence

4 - I want a lover

5 - Later tonight

6 - Why don't we live together?

 

CD 1:

1 - Two divided by zero

2 - West End girls

3 - Opportunities (Let's make lots of money)

4 - Love comes quickly

5 – Suburbia

6 - Opportunities (reprise)

7 - Tonight is forever

8 - Violence

9 - I want a lover

10 - Later tonight

11 - Why don't we live together?

CD 2:

1 - A man could get arrested (twelve-inch b-Side)

2 - Opportunities (Let's make lots of money) (Full length original seven-inch mix)

3 - In the night

4 - Opportunities (Let's make lots of money) (twelve-inch mix)

5 - Why don't we live together? (original New York mix)

6 - West End Girls (dance mix)

7 - A Man Could Get Arrested (seven-inch b-Side)

8 - Love Comes Quickly (dance mix)

9 - That's My Impression (disco mix)

10 - Was That What It Was?

11 - Suburbia (The full horror)

12 - Jack the Lad

13 - Paninaro (Italian remix)

 

Actually/Further listening: 1987-1988:

Vinyl

Side A:

1 - One more chance

2 - What have I done to deserve this? (with Dusty Springfield)

3 - Shopping

4 - Rent

5 - Hit music

Side B:

1 - It couldn't happen here

2 - It's a sin

3 - I want to wake up

4 - Heart

5 - King's Cross

CD 1:

1 - One more chance

2 - What have I done to deserve this? (with Dusty Springfield)

3 - Shopping

4 - Rent

5 - Hit Music

6 - It couldn't happen here

7 - It's a sin

8 - I want to wake up

9 - Heart

10 - King's Cross

CD 2:

1 - I want to wake up (breakdown mix)   

2 - Heart (Shep Pettibone version)

3 - You know where you went wrong

4 - One more chance (seven-inch mix)

5 - It's a sin (disco mix)

6 - What have I done to deserve this? (with Dusty Springfield) [extended mix]

7 - Heart (disco mix)

8 - A new life

9 - Always on my mind (demo version)

10 - Rent (seven-inch mix)

11 - I want a dog

12 - Always on my mind (extended dance mix)

13 - Do I have to?

14 - Always on my mind (dub mix)

Introspective/Further listening: 1988-1989

Vinyl

Side A:

1 - Left to my own devices

2 - I want a dog

3 - Domino dancing

Side B:

1 - I'm not scared

2 - Always on my mind/In my house

3 - It's alright

CD 1:

1 - Left to my own devices

2 - I want a dog

3 - Domino dancing

4 - I'm Not Scared

5 - Always on my mind/In my house

6 - It's alright

CD 2:

1 - I get excited (You get excited too)

2 - Don Juan (demo version)

3 - Domino dancing (demo version)

4 - Domino dancing (alternative version)

5 - The sound of the atom splitting

6 - What keeps mankind alive?

7 - Don Juan (disco mix)

8 - Losing my mind (disco mix)

9 - Nothing has been proved (demo for Dusty)

10 - So sorry, I said (demo for Liza)

11 - Left to my own devices (seven-inch Mix)

12 - It's alright (ten-inch version)

13 - One of the crowd

14 - It's Alright (seven-inch version)

15 - Your funny uncle

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Steven Pickup

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Awe Chris Lowe is still quite fit. This is good to see

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Mike Brailsford

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Bret 'Hitman Hart' sunglasses.

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Olli Manninen

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You were always on my mind was never a track in Actually. The hits in Actually were What have I done to deserve, It's a sin and Heart.

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Steven Pickup

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PS You forgot Rent.

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Olli Manninen

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That is so true! Actually was actually a true hit compilation.