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DiscoThe Pet Shop Boys asserted their proud self-identification as a dance-oriented group with their second album, which consisted of extended dance mixes of their four hits from Please and two of those singles' b-sides. Titling the album Disco was a bold, almost reckless statement that must have made certain record-company executives wince. After all, it was still 1986, and the extreme backlash that occurred against disco music circa 1980 was a relatively fresh memory.
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- In the Night
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