The Pet Shop Boys have released the single ‘The Pop Kids’ on gorgeous white vinyl taken from their brand new studio LP ‘Super’.
Is this a future collectable? We think so!
We have it in stock now here plus the new album and a number of promo CD single variants of the ‘The Pop Kids’ in stock too, featuring a whole host of remixes and alternate versions.
And if you’re a bit of a PSB’s collector be sure to check eil.com for regular restocks of original, rare and out of print Vinyl and CDs… here are our current top 3:-
PET SHOP BOYS Super: 2016 UK 12-track LP pressed on White Vinyl, the thirteenth studio album by English synthpop duo including the single The Pop Kids, gatefold picture sleeve, still sealed in the hype stickered shrink. More info herePET SHOP BOYS Love Is A Bourgeois Construct: Super rare 2013 UK promotional-only 7-track CD-R acetate featuring a ton of REMIXES including Nighttime Radio Edit, Penelopes Remix, Claptone Remix, Claptone Instrumental, Little Boots Discotheque Mix, Little Boots Discotheque Dub and Dave Aude Big Dirty Dub. Unique red title inlay sleeve with full tracklisting and timings on the reverse. Only 50 copies of this disc were made for radio so it’s a real tough one to find! More info here
PET SHOP BOYS In Depth: Rare 1989 Japanese-only 6-track CD single including It’s Alright, One Of The Crowd & Left To My Own Devices, unique picture sleeve with fold-out lyric insert and obi-strip. More info here
We have restocked a couple of super rare Led Zeppelin litho prints for Led Zeppelin II and Led Zeppelin III… find these and other genuine collectables here
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