We can add this two to the list of "short bonus instrumentals" together with the Being Boring short instrumental (I can´t remember on wich Pet Shop Boys DVD was included) and "I don´t know what you want..." released on a UA-cam video to promote the Furthjer listening re-releases...
@@brudzool that means that the "mixes" are official, not a fan nor DJ nor AI filtered stuff... not the channel! It´s the usual way to differentiate one thing from another on any youtube video title..
It´s easy to search for the 10" version here in youtube and confirm that the ending is different, maybe it has some similarities, but not identical at all.
@@tech8622 I did the comparison, they both share the idea of gradually removing elements but executed in a different way. The differences are easily noticeable, not only because the absence of Neil´s voice. On the other hand, I can´t find any example of the 1986 MTV Awards performance to compare, and maybe you´re right about that. If you have any link let me know!
@@tech8622 I just found a copy of the 1986 MTV performance on one of my personal archive back-ups, and I think you´re right on that! The sound is awful on the video, but the ending seems to be this one here!! As I said, never officially released until now on Smash! Thanks for that tip.
@@Pacalo It's obvious there is a full version of West End Girls but PSB have wanted to hide for the future. It's an obvious gem of music history and specially for PSB fans.
![Pet Shop Boys - Heart (Instrumental Album Version) (1987) [UNRELEASED]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/J9EFEnf-Sp8/mqdefault.jpg)
Muchísimas gracias por subirlo
We can add this two to the list of "short bonus instrumentals" together with the Being Boring short instrumental (I can´t remember on wich Pet Shop Boys DVD was included) and "I don´t know what you want..." released on a UA-cam video to promote the Furthjer listening re-releases...
Love it! Thanks for uploading.
Wow!! Gracias por la información
Promo sm 🌸
official? What's official?
yes. they´re taken from the SMASH Bluray menues.
@@Pacalo but your channel is not official
@@brudzool of course not, it´s my personal channel! who assumed that?
@@Pacalo i dunno, i guess the official in the title.
@@brudzool that means that the "mixes" are official, not a fan nor DJ nor AI filtered stuff... not the channel! It´s the usual way to differentiate one thing from another on any youtube video title..
0:14 0:31 0:48 0:56
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@@Pacalo Sorry about that, I like to add personal timestamps of my favorite parts so that I can replay them later.
10" version has that ending.
It´s easy to search for the 10" version here in youtube and confirm that the ending is different, maybe it has some similarities, but not identical at all.
@@Pacalo It's the same. Compare starting 1:12 to 10" ending. Neil added few words and fading out is longer. They used also @ MTV Awards in 1986.
@@tech8622 I did the comparison, they both share the idea of gradually removing elements but executed in a different way. The differences are easily noticeable, not only because the absence of Neil´s voice.
On the other hand, I can´t find any example of the 1986 MTV Awards performance to compare, and maybe you´re right about that. If you have any link let me know!
@@tech8622 I just found a copy of the 1986 MTV performance on one of my personal archive back-ups, and I think you´re right on that! The sound is awful on the video, but the ending seems to be this one here!! As I said, never officially released until now on Smash! Thanks for that tip.
@@Pacalo It's obvious there is a full version of West End Girls but PSB have wanted to hide for the future. It's an obvious gem of music history and specially for PSB fans.