Pet Shop Boys - Behaviour
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Tracks
1. Being Boring
2. This Must Be The Place I Waited Years To Leave
3. To Face The Truth
4. How Can You Expect To Be Taken Seriously
5. Only The Wind
6. My October Sympathy
7. So Hard
8. Nervously
9. End Of The World, The
10. Jealousy
2. This Must Be The Place I Waited Years To Leave
3. To Face The Truth
4. How Can You Expect To Be Taken Seriously
5. Only The Wind
6. My October Sympathy
7. So Hard
8. Nervously
9. End Of The World, The
10. Jealousy
Note
Entertainment Weekly (11/9/90) - "...Heartfelt Expressions Of Romantic
Distress, Plus Their Best Tunes Yet..." - Rating: A+ Q (12/99, P.68) -
Included In Q Magazine'S "90 Best Albums Of The 1990S." Q (11/90) - 4
Stars - Excellent - Included In Q'S 50 Best Albums Of 1990 - "Some Of
Their Dance Fans May Be A Trifle Disappointed...But The Best Ballads
Here Are As Wry And Touching As Vintage Broadway. Frank Sinatra Should
Be Calling Shortly." Q (10/95, P.144) - 4 Stars - Excellent - "...By
1990'S Behaviour, They Were Wiser, Looser, And More Natural. The Sound
Is Lusher And Warmer, With Syncopated Guitars And Orchestras In The
Mix..."
Musician (1/91, P.92) - "...[Pet Shop Boys] Understand That Life Isn'T
About Wrestling With The Zeitgeist, But Managing A Laugh Or Two As You
Muddle Through. And That'S The Real Difference Between Teen Fare And
Grown-Up Pop...." New York Times (11/4/90) - "Not Since The Carpenters
Has A Group So Effectively Juxtaposed A Dispassionate Voice With Such
Upbeat, Vacuum Packed Pop...It'S Best Moments...Are Wistful Reveries
With A Hypnotic Pulse." Stereo Review (4/91) - Best Recording Of The
Month - "A Bold, Ambitious Album...The Pet Shop Boy'S Crowning
Achievement..It Works It Magic Through Compositional Subtlety, Lyrical
Eloquence, And Thematic Reach.
Distress, Plus Their Best Tunes Yet..." - Rating: A+ Q (12/99, P.68) -
Included In Q Magazine'S "90 Best Albums Of The 1990S." Q (11/90) - 4
Stars - Excellent - Included In Q'S 50 Best Albums Of 1990 - "Some Of
Their Dance Fans May Be A Trifle Disappointed...But The Best Ballads
Here Are As Wry And Touching As Vintage Broadway. Frank Sinatra Should
Be Calling Shortly." Q (10/95, P.144) - 4 Stars - Excellent - "...By
1990'S Behaviour, They Were Wiser, Looser, And More Natural. The Sound
Is Lusher And Warmer, With Syncopated Guitars And Orchestras In The
Mix..."
Musician (1/91, P.92) - "...[Pet Shop Boys] Understand That Life Isn'T
About Wrestling With The Zeitgeist, But Managing A Laugh Or Two As You
Muddle Through. And That'S The Real Difference Between Teen Fare And
Grown-Up Pop...." New York Times (11/4/90) - "Not Since The Carpenters
Has A Group So Effectively Juxtaposed A Dispassionate Voice With Such
Upbeat, Vacuum Packed Pop...It'S Best Moments...Are Wistful Reveries
With A Hypnotic Pulse." Stereo Review (4/91) - Best Recording Of The
Month - "A Bold, Ambitious Album...The Pet Shop Boy'S Crowning
Achievement..It Works It Magic Through Compositional Subtlety, Lyrical
Eloquence, And Thematic Reach.