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Pandemonium: Live at the O2 Arena London 12/21/2009 [CD+Dvd Pal0] by Brandon Flowers Dusty Springfield Pet Shop Boys Lady Gaga (CD, 2010)

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Product Identifiers

ProducerDave Woolley; James Chads; Perry Joseph

Record LabelParlophone

UPC5099962782524

eBay Product ID (ePID)20050139578

Product Key Features

EditionLive

Release Year2010

FormatCD

GenreRock

Run Time73 Mins 39 Seconds

ArtistBrandon Flowers, Dusty Springfield, Pet Shop Boys, Lady Gaga

Release TitlePandemonium: Live at the O2 Arena London 12/21/2009 [CD+Dvd Pal0]

Additional Product Features

Country/Region of ManufactureUSA

Number of Discs2

Additional informationPersonnel: Polly Duniam, Sophie Duniam, Charlotte Walcott, Sean Williams (vocals, dancer). Audio Mixer: Stuart Price. Audio Remixer: Dave Woolley. Recording information: The O2 Arena, London (12/21/2009). Director: David Barnard. Photographer: Pelle Crépin. Some might say that the Pet Shop Boys have released more live documents than any synth pop band has a right to, but fans would wholeheartedly disagree. Joey Sixpack might not notice, but the duo takes great pride in making each tour's set list unique, plus there are always some surprises for card-carrying fanclub members. Here, on this document of a 2009 concert at London's O2 Arena, that means rarely heard live numbers like "Two Divided by Zero" and "Why Don't We Live Together?" plus the long-lost B-Side "Do I Have To?" Well-worn numbers like "Suburbia" and "Being Boring" are delivered as if they were fresh and new, while the triumphant performance of "West End Girls" shows that PSB have, shockingly, not grown tired of the tune. Kick it all off with a fantastic new mash-up of "More Than a Dream/Heart" and it's a must own for the faithful, but when you add a well-shot DVD that captures the whole stage show, it's the ultimate in PSB live sets. Borrowing an idea from Pink Floyd, the stage set features a wall of white blocks that are deconstructed, rearranged, and scattered as video is projected onto them. The effect is something dynamic and full of change that disappears when the lights come up, leaving nothing but the stark white stage and the fairly motionless duo. Clever, as always. ~ David Jeffries

Number of Audio ChannelsStereo