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This page serves as a quick reference guide and set of links to entries on this website for songs written and/or recorded by the Pet Shop Boys. If a song appears on more than one album, it generally links to its initial appearance, even if it's on a different album (the exception being the Closer to Heaven cast album, in which such "replicated" songs have their own entries). A number of other songs that were not written by the Pet Shop Boys but with which they have been involved in some way (such as if they were only remixers or guests on the track) are generally not listed on this page but are described elsewhere on this website. You can use the drop-down menu at the top of the left navigation bar to access these other songs as well as all of the songs listed below.

Please (1986)

Disco (1986)

Actually (1987)

Introspective (1988)

Behaviour (1990)

Discography (1991)

Very (1993)

Relentless (1993)

Disco 2 (1994)

Alternative (1995)

Bilingual (1996)

Nightlife (1999)

Closer to Heaven (2001)

Release (2002)

Disco 3 (2003)

PopArt (2003)

Battleship Potemkin (2005)

Fundamental (2006)

Concrete (2006)

Disco 4 (2007)

Yes

Yes (2009)

Yes

Pandemonium (2010).

Note: This live CD was packaged with a DVD of the same concert with a more extensive setlist. The list above, however, provides only the tracks on the CD.

Yes

Ultimate (2010)

The Most Incredible Thing (2011)

Format (2012)

ElysiumElysium (2012)

ElectricElectric (2013, not yet released)

Miscellaneous PSB b-sides, bonus tracks, etc.

PSB-written (or co-written) tracks generally available only as recordings by other artists

Miscellaneous tracks featuring only one of the Pet Shop Boys as writer and/or performer

Unreleased songs written by PSB

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