Pet Shop Boys Reaction What have I Done to Deserve This | Dereck Reacts

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Hi all welcome back to another video Dereck Reacts back at it again! This time around we take a look at for the first time ever Petshop Boys with "What Have I Done to Deserve This." This synth-pop duo has got me hooked with their catchy sounds and vocals. See what I have to say about the collab and song!
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"What Have I Done to Deserve This?" is a song by English synth-pop duo Pet Shop Boys and soul singer Dusty Springfield, taken from the duo's second studio album, Actually (1987).
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[@britturk123]

Dusty brings the salt to the fries, an absolute legend of a singer she was.

[@en6278]

This was HUGE globally. #1 in the UK. #2 in the US. It was great to see 60s/70s legend Dusty get some new found success.

[@luisparraga3164]

Actually, it was also #2 in the UK. It's a Sin and Heart were the UK #1 singles from this album.

[@jonathanroberts3778]

Dusty Springfield (she used to live on my road in London there’s a plaque on her house) is one of the best female vocalists of all time

[@cotatirick]

ABSOLUTELY 💯

[@TheSoupdragon1968]

Truly an amazing voice. Taken too early!

[@honestcat8881]

Pet Shop Boys and Dusty are the UK pop royalties. The legends! Thanks for the reaction.

[@rickjr37]

Dusty was the queen of British blue-eyed soul.

[@sweetwilly]

Dusty outshone everyone. I’ve always thought this basically a living tribute to her, by the PSB. Unique and fabulous.

[@jaywillingham4085]

Yes, PSB are freakin royalty. They are some of the best songwriters, arrangers, and producers. Their stuff is soooo sleek and elegant.

[@RobiFM90]

Elegant is a perfect way to describe them

[@markusantonio4866]

The Only One off of Nightlife demonstrates beautiful orchestral arrangements.

[@chrisashton2545]

If you're falling in love with Dusty Springfield, you need to listen to Son of a Preacherman, You Don't Have To Say You Love Me, I Close My Eyes (and Count to Ten), In Private, basically anything really.

[@DannX68]

ESPECIALLY In Private! ❤️

[@thisworldofwater8017]

@@DannX68, not to mention another Pet Shop Boys produced Dusty gem: Nothing Has Been Proved.

[@AdamDawson3]

Her 1990 album Reputation is beautiful.

[@qigongmasseur]

Three others that are worth it: Goin' back (1966), Some of your lovin' (1965), Summer is over (1964). One of these three Dusty herself has said is her favourite. Which one do you think it is Derek - a challenge for you :-)

[@scottydogx]

Dusty is pure class. Thank you PSB for bringing her back to us for such a brilliant comeback. Please take a look at her Reputation album with more song collaborations with PSB. In Private and Nothing Had Been Proved are amazing and so is the title song.

[@TheSoupdragon1968]

Reputation is a fantastic tune

[@eduardoalegriarampante639]

Dusty is such a brilliant vocalist.

[@114flaxton2]

The amazing Dusty Springfield!

[@Marcus-Oh-really-yes]

Love this song! A young Dusty Springfield had several hits, starting in the mid-1960s, such as "Wishin' and Hopin' " and "I Only Want to Be With You" and "Son of a Preacher Man." Dusty was the Adele of the 1960s in Britain. :-) This 1987 duet with the Pet Shop Boys was 20-some years into her career and was a big hit, too.

[@TheParker71]

So pleased to see another PSB reaction. You basically can’t go wrong with any of their singles.

[@vendelayindustries]

One of the greatest popgroups ever! Solid quality-filled melodies ever since 1985. So hard, Being boring, Suburbia, Miracles, I'm with stupid, Can you forgive her?, Always on my mind, You only tell me you love me when you're drunk are just the tip of an iceberg of monumental, exceptionally strong hits.

[@softshallow7435]

It was called synth-pop. Early to mid 80’s was all about Synth-pop. It epitomised 80’s music.

[@catsara9114]

They are so talented! Intelligent pop.

[@fylaxx]

Dusty was a true legend with an amazing career in the UK especially during the 60’s and 70’s with her own tv show inviting alot of black artists which was unique at the time. She then left the business for awhile and basically disappeared until PSB invited her on this project. It took some coaxing but she finally agreed. Good thing too since it gave her a second career with a new soloalbum (produced by PSB).

[@patriciarp9686]

I've heard this a lot my whole life and this is one of my favorite songs in life. Pet Shop Boys forever!

[@martinezverge]

Pop Dance + melancholy = PSB 💜

[@colinmackillop]

I love your channel. You’re the only person I’ve found who reacts to my holy trinity of Abba, Madonna and The Pet Shop Boys. Check out PSB So Hard, Being Boring, Always on my mind, Rent, Domino Dancing

[@peterrhyner6951]

He's gonna become a gay icon by himself 👍

[@amyholley4331]

I love Domino Dancing!😃❤👍

[@rehman6270]

​@@amyholley4331yeah, Domino Dancing is amazing. The Disco Mix takes the track to another level.

[@stevenklein3195]

One of the finest collaborations ever!! Two UK pop legends! The video is great too as is the song. One of their absolute best!

[@mariostylianou7725]

What can I say .. the best pop music in the eighties!! The best Pet shop boys!! And Dusty Springfield a song made in heaven!! Liked your reaction..

[@arielwinns]

Keep your petshop boys journey! 💛💛💛💛 from Argentina

[@NOV17MAY16]

The Pet Shob Boys also collabbed with another legend, Liza Minnelli in the 80's, you should check out the song "Losing my Mind"

[@NOV17MAY16]

Plus you really are gonna love The Pet Shop boys' other songs, they're an amazing band.

[@johnnysampa]

In fact, they produced the entire album

[@shawnharrison9922]

Love that song

[@andimusicjunkie3990]

OMG yes, now you're my absolute favourite channel. And yes, please go on a Pet Shop Boys journey, they have a huuuge catalogue.. They even wrote a musical: Closer to heaven, I suggest the song My night...

[@theKarstenR]

When it comes to Pet Shop Boys I think you should give "Heart", "It's a Sin" and "Suburbia" a try. They also produced a song for Liza Minelli called "Losing My Mind", which you might like.

[@scottarooni]

Those are all excellent suggestions!! "It's a Sin" and "Heart" are great picks! The Pet Shop Boys produced an entire album for Liza Minelli called "Results." (This is the album that contains "Losing My Mind"). Another outstanding track from that album is a cover of "Twist in My Sobriety."

[@MrElfyrion]

A whole album in fact 'Results'

[@MrElfyrion]

@@scottarooni Twist in my sobriéty yess... Originally from Tanita Tikaram. What an epic remake !👍

[@Mark-zu6oz]

@@MrElfyrion The original is worth a listen as well.

[@MrElfyrion]

@@Mark-zu6oz Never told the opposite..

[@dje1944]

Haha!! We have a convert.

[@simonrichards6739]

Dusty had become a recluse in a trailer park in the U.S. when they wrote it they wouldn’t take no for an answer, other female singers put themselves up for it, but they said “no it’s Dusty or no one”! It resurrected her career. I remember seeing them in concert and they did this after her passing, she was on a big screen behind them doing her bit. Lump in the throat!

[@scoobafloom]

Pet Shop Boys are Legends

[@jageiosjgaeiojg]

Ridiculously well written pop song this

[@oneironaut420]

Pet Shop Boys make such terrific dance pop. Pretty much anything from their singles collection, Discography, would be great to react to. They’ve worked with so many wonderful singers including Liza Minnelli, Kylie Minogue and David Bowie.

[@slconstable]

No one beats Dusty….Gawd bless her…memory eternal. Dusty was tortured by her attraction to women. Too bad she didn’t see the day when love wasn’t taboo…

[@Lfg117]

The 1 Pet Shop Boy's respect 4 Dusty led to revival of her career - at a time when Dusty suffered from anxiety & addiction.

[@charlesdavis545]

Dusty was a 60s Icon; the Aretha of the British blue-eyed soul genre. She was what Allison Moyet was to the 80s, and what Adele is today. At that time she had been retired for a decade or so. The Pet Shop boys coaxed her back to sing this song, reviving her career before she died years later.

[@regisfortun6019]

One of my favorite PSB songs.

[@tracy3364]

Oh, i miss the 80s ...simpler times...love the videos as well

[@thomaslim7702]

I'm so happy that someone's reacting to Pet Shop Boys! They have a treasure load of hits and goodies. Please react to West End Girls, Go West, Domino Dancing, Always On My Mind, Being Boring, How Can You Expect To Be Taken Seriously, I Don't Know What You Want, Miracles, Love Comes Quickly, I Wouldn't Normally Do This Kind Of Thing, Suburbia.

[@tommymarx391]

Hi Derek! If you're going to listen to Dusty, I defintely recommend you listen to the "Dusty in Memphis" album. Her voice was absolutely amazing, and it's filled with great songs. Her entire catalog is wonderful, but "Memphis" was the best album she ever released (and is also considered one of the best albums of all time). As for the Pet Shop Boys, a group I've followed for almost 40 years now, I'd definitely start with "West End Girls", their debut single and still one of their most iconic songs, and "It's A Sin" is also fantastic (especially considering its revolutionary for its time gay subtext, like "Father forgive me; I tried not to do it. Turned over a new leaf, then tore right through it"). But if you are interested in going deeper, I would definitely recommend listening to album tracks like "The Way It Used To Be" and "King Of Rome" from the Yes album, "Only The Wind" and "My October Symphony" ("It's so bemusing ; will they cancel the parade? We marched each October, now they say we were never even saved. We must be very brave.") from their Behavior album, and my favorite song - and one that most fans would probablyput in their top five even though it wasn't a big hit - "Being Boring". The video, directed by Bruce Weber, is extraordinary, but the lyrics - "Now I sit with different faces in rented rooms and foreign places. All the people I was kissing, some are here and some are missing in the Nineteen-Nineties. I never dreamt that I would get to be the creature that I always meant to be, but I thought in spite of dreams, you'd be sitting somewhere here with me" - break my heart every single time I listen to this perfect song. Yeah, I love the Pet Shop Boys, LOL.

[@cotatirick]

Dusty in Memphis is one of Dusty's most FANTASTIC work!! Every song is amazing...

[@masterspace]

Derek, as I mentioned before you are a synth-guy ... I love it ... takes good music understanding and ability to dissect the pieces in the music. I'm a synth guy too ... worlds most impressive instrument

[@simonrichards6739]

2 other female artists wanted to do it, the boys refused as they said it was written for Dusty. She was a recluse living in a motel room in the U.S. She agreed and this was her last hit before her death.

[@jerrycote659]

If you are going to start a Pet Shop Boys journey you are going to be in for an amazing sonic adventure. You should start where almost everyone else who loves PSB started which is “West End Girls” and “It’s A Sin”. In my journey my favorite albums have been “Very” and “Electric” and based upon what I’ve seen you say in your reaction videos I think their “Electric” album will definitely be right up your alley, particularly the tracks “Axis”, “Love Is A Bourgeois Construct”, “Thursday” and “Vocal”. The album “SUPER” is also outstanding.

[@david2869]

Very is my favorite album by PSB but another great album they did was Yes

[@damircid6666]

Great song. Nice reaction.

[@BonFathead]

This is simply one of the best songs I've ever heard , I always come back to this one at it makes me feel great everytime , subbed 👊

[@Codex7777]

That's the legend that was Dusty Springfield! :)

[@kurosakiichigo6677]

Always on my mind next please

[@bernardodiaz7390]

I think "Always on my mind" is one of the best cover songs ever made because Pet Shop Boys managed to make an old Elvis Presley song a completely new one but at the same time it allows us to recognize the original song.

[@DannX68]

Love this song ❤️ You should try The KLF feat. Tammy Wynette (a great county singer) with Justified and Ancient.

[@raramonty5217]

Neil Tennant and Melissa Etheridge sang this at 2000 Equality Rocks concert... just amazing

[@doggle2928]

Dusty Springfield was a British pop artist in the 60's in the UK, Europe and US. She was known for her cover of Motown hits and did backup vocals for popular Black female groups. She had exiled herself to the US in the late 70's as her popularity waned. Pet Shop Boys did this collaboration in 1989 which resulted in a come back for Dusty. Look up interviews with Neil Tennant discussing their success with Dusty. Both artists had a huge following in gay culture.

[@n0w3lly90]

National treasuee

[@dariusn7934]

So cool you have reacted to this my all time Favourite PsB song . This Along with your madonna reactions are amazing

[@danielsegen]

If you want a glimpse of PSB’s Huge catalogue you can check their presentation on 2009’s Brits awards with Lady Gaga (still beginning) and Brandon Flowers !!!

[@landscapes5720]

Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe - the finest songwriters of our time.

[@ladyruby684]

Takes me to excellent nostalgic headspace.. so glad to see this enjoyed! ❤

[@ClassicWorld19]

"80s all the way!" Never a truer statement! Enjoy the ride! :D

[@Eric4471066]

This song was a big comeback hit for Dusty Springfield. In England, this song spend a total of 6 weeks at No. 1 on the British pop chart in late 1987. In America, this song peaked at No. 2 on the Billboard Hot 100 in early 1988. Great comeback, indeed!!!

[@PaulJGorzkowski]

I don't know why this video popped up in my recommendations, but I'm glad I watched it simply because it said "React to Pet Shop Boys." Your channel is the second of two that I've seen so far of your age group reacting to 80s music... And it makes me happy to see the positive reactions from you all. The Pet Shop Boys came out just as I was entering my teens... I'm a full blooded 80s kid! As far as duets such as this one, you can fill your channel with reaction videos for months just by the masterpieces we had back then of duets alone. Dig in, it's a journey worth taking. But, back in the 80s, songs and their music videos both told stories. We had radios to listen to the music and we had such things called, MTV and Friday Night Videos that satisfied our craving for the arts of music videos. This is the first of your videos I have seen so far... I will watch more soon.. But, thank you for paying homage to the best era for entertainment in my opinion. The 80s gave us the best gifts of music, music videos, and movies in that 10 year span. I don't care what anyone says... The 80s were a work of art that faded through the decades following.

[@bodies2magenta]

Worth going deep: Pet Shop boys, *Joy Division/New Order,* Peter Schilling, Duran Duran, *Depeche Mode/Dave Gahan Solo Projects,* Tear for Fears, 1990's U2 - Albums: Achtung Baby/Zooropa/Pop/Passengers (U2 collaboration with Brian Eno), Oingo Boingo/Danny Elfman, INXS, Etcetera!

[@eggy1962]

domino dancing is my favourite but also worth considering is the collaboration Electronic- Getting away with it

[@Bustygirl-dz1wi]

Dusty is amazing

[@mindaugaskliukas8667]

Been PSB fan for almost 3 decades! Now this has been really hilarious, unique and quite on point song-storywise! It's really unique to see younger generations discovering my heroes! Now, Dereck, You have touched a holy grail here! I mean by asking if their other stuff is like this... Just lemme know if you're ready for a PSB world - their many collabs, theatrics, remixes, there are just so much of everything! We're talking about their releases in 5 different decades! I'd be more than happy to convert you into a pethead!;)

[@someperson8151]

How they layered the vocals and music...so catchy. They have a 6 min 50 sec extended version of the song.

[@mickyt4574]

Dusty began in the 60's she is a very celebrated soul singer. She is considered one of the greatest female singers of all time. Look into son of a preacher man. thats the song she was vert famous for

[@nigelmoignard5348]

Brilliant choice here, and a wonderful song by PSB and Dusty. Late 80s and it was the last hit for Dusty before she died in 1999. Dusty is a royalty UK 50/60s song mistress who had tons of hits around the world and many number 1s. She fought and hid her being a Lesbian her whole life until she met PSB. Neil loved Dusty’s songs and her singing and wrote this song with her in mind. It helped Dusty to become a legend to a completely different generation. Thanks for playing it fantastic memories.

[@chadcampbell9588]

OH....and another good one....Liza Minnelli's "Results" album. It was entirely produced by Pet Shop Boys. A gem of an album...Don't Drop Bombs, Twist in my Sobriety, Losing My Mind, Rent, Love Pains, etc. Another one, like Dusty Springfield, who you wouldn't think would be good with PSB's sound, but it's an amazing collaboration.

[@superbatfirenze]

First off lemme say, that i m very pleased to see a young dude appreciating an 80s song ...the 80s were in fact very sophisticated years for music, where th concept of pop song reached its peaks by having literally Monsters in Music ( i m talking about Duran Duran, Spandau Ballet, Aha, The Cure,Depeche Mode, Bronski Beat/Communards and alot more) who developed the song format by addng various influences to it ( from soul to jazzy,disco,Rock,dark,new wave and much more) ...but the secret was the arrangements.....in 3/4 minutes you could experiences wonders in dynamics,research of sounds,new techniques developed through the years (when Depeche Mode began it was the about 81 and the newest keyboards were still primitive stuff, but still they managed to create "just can't get enough") and ,most of all, real enthusiasm and naivety..... talking about the Pet Shop boys, yes, they are Legendary...since the came out with "West end girls"check this song out immediately ,pls they created a "before" and an "after" Pet Shop Boys,for it was unique and new....during the years they produced several great songs " love comes quickly,opportunities, suburbia, it's a sin,domino dancing and many many more) where they refined their sound record after record.. always being classy and stylish....i d like to mention a couple songs from their biggest perios,which are majestic to me ....West End Girls, Suburbia, Left to my own Devices, It's Alright, Being Boring....check these 5 songs and tell me ,what do you think about them ..... and thanx for the vibe...seeing you getting into the song made me remember, how great it felt,when i heard it myself first

[@jankypop-a-matic58]

Loved your reaction to Dusty! She does the exact same "feel the music" hand gestures that you do! HeHe! : )

[@qigongmasseur]

This is so true of Dusty. If you are interested in the operatic & melodramatic gestures she uses which really add to her performance - see this book. DUSTY : queen of the post-mods / Annie J. Randall. There is a whole chapter on them. From a 19th century tradtion and convention in acting and opera singing.

[@SandrinesVoxServices]

The woman who wrote this song is the same that wrote Earth Wind & Fire's Boogie wonderland, Allee Willis, she died just a few years ago. She explains the process of writing this song in a video out there on YT (same with Boogie wonderland), she was quite unique, eccentric and obviously super talented haha.

[@mariomartinez6040]

Dusty was a soul singer known for the song The Son of a Preacher Man and I Only want to be with you. I’ve been a huge PSB fan since the 80s, checkout Vocal, Thursday and Burn some of their more recent tracks. The Way it Used to Be my all time favorite.

[@andrewstolpman6743]

I have always loved this song and it is amazingly incredible on it's own. But when you add Dusty Springfield to anything it can only get even that much better! Dusty will always be a trailblazer!

[@davidmaholchic6146]

Catchiest song these guys ever did love it love you

[@daveford12]

This song introduced Dusty to a brand new fan base , they wrote more songs for but it was short lived as she sadly died. She was a champion of American soul music in the sixties and was held in high regard as one of the best singers of her generation. You should check out her music history

[@neilburns8869]

Dusty Springfield worked with the Pet Shop boys towards the tail end of her career. She said that PSB gave her the opportunity to sing a type of song that she had always wanted to do but never really had the chance. She said that she absolutely loved working with Neil and Chris. Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe are The Pet Shop Boys. Neil is the tall, curly haired vocalist who's much more talkative than his friend Chris who is the synthesizer whiz-kid. Chris is admittedly a bit shy.

[@highheartwellness]

Love the Pet Shop Boys. Check out "So Hard" and "Opportunities"

[@SoftKitteh]

Bit of trivia for everyone - the actor David Tennant (the 10th Doctor Who) took his surname from the lead singer of the Pet Shop Boys, Neil Tennant as they were his favourite pop group when he was growing up. His own name, David McDonald, had already been registered by Equity, the actor's union. Trivia over. Excellent song, this.

[@kenscott8281]

The incredible strength in Dusty's vocal makes this for me one of her finest tracks, spine-tinglingly good.

[@stevejames9477]

Hey guy take a further look at the PSB catalogue.

[@edwardmurray5818]

Again the pet shop boys have some amazing singles and videos I hope you do more

[@arquimedesxxi6419]

Being boring. Suburbia. West end girls. They have great songs!!!

[@ENDTIMEsVideoLibrary]

She was his Sugar Momma in this song!! Very funny premise for a song.. Leave it to Pet Shop Boys!!

[@landscapes5720]

Next time they tour the US (hopefully next year) go see them. Their shows are visual spectacles that match the brilliance of the music.

[@neilburns8869]

The Pet Shop Boys are a legendary name both at home in the UK and around the world. Some of their best songs that you may want to check out: 1) West End Girls, 2) It's a Sin, 3) Go West, 4) Home and Dry, 5) Always on my Mind, 6) Where the streets have no name, 7) I'm with stupid, 8) Heart, 9) Left to my own devices, 10) I wouldn't normally do this kind of thing. And 11) in the night Hope you enjoy.

[@showyourvidz]

Dusty was a part of what was refered to as blue-eyed soul. She had a great voice, too bad she's passed on. One of the best videos Pet Shop Boys Check it out.

[@knk9657]

The colab on this was brilliant

[@lucianocfreire]

Omg you just going to all the way of good stuffs. I’m glad you are discovering those artists. Pet shop boys in my opinion is the king of dance pop music. You should get to know more about them . Pure Art. 😍😉

[@S1MPLECAVEMAN]

Production is fantastic on this song. Thanks for reacting to this.

[@optimalrefundable]

Dusty and Pet Shop Boys are incredible and pop royalty. Check out Dusty singing "Windmills of your Mind" -- chills! Check out Opportunities and Being Boring by Pet Shop Boys! They're so good.

[@sarastromseth-troy3323]

You are correct that this isn't typically Dusty Springfield's genre. She is a British pop/soul legend whose biggest hits were in the 1960s. She sang a lot of big pop ballads, but she also loved Motown and was heavily influenced by American soul music. Her most renowned album is probably 'Dusty in Memphis' (worth a listen in its entirety). The Pet Shop Boys wanted to work with her in 1987 for this song and it resurrected her career. Her 1990 album, 'Reputation' includes some songs produced by The Pet Shop Boys and Heaven 17. I recommend reacting to the title track, produced by Heaven 17; it's a great, upbeat song: kzbin.info/www/bejne/m6jIgWtndqppe7s Sadly, Dusty Springfield passed away from cancer in 1999, but her legendary voice and influence live on.

[@richardnorman1158]

their best song without question

[@jeffrobar4055]

Dusty was a beautiful singer

[@rayfaircloth8253]

Great song for sure!!

[@salamisumo2]

6:51 & 7:00 were my exact reactions too! The way the song ends is nothing short of perfect ✨

[@wanditacolon]

Listen to Dusty’s “Nothing has been proved, in fact, listen to the complete “Reputation” record, it’s a GEM!

[@RachelFromEurope]

Dusty Springfield is the best vocalist ever in my opinion. You can immediately recognize her voice. I just love her and her amazing voice. I only want to be with you is amazing as well. Son of a preacher man is probably her most popular song.

[@Lfg117]

Later, Gen-X fell in luv w/Dusty bc 1 of her top-3 songs, "Son of A Preacher Man," was featured in the "Pulp Fiction" movie.

[@RobertBelcher]

The Pet Shop Boys were a hit making machine at that time. The record companies asked them is there ANYONE in the business you would like to work with on a collaboration... They surprised the music company when they both said "Dusty Springfield", which was hard for the industry at that time because they had lost touch with her. She was in London but had hit hard times...The Pet Shop Boys insisted they record with her and produce a new album for her.

[@ladykaycey]

Dusty Springfield is a legend. Combined with the Pet Shop Boys - fantastic! Sadly missed Dusty. RIP

[@Lfg117]

Final note: production value vibe around this whole video (flamingo costumes, in a theater, etc.) - may or may not have had a meaning - but were sooo on brand re how London-based music videos were made in the 80s - oft w out-of-place aesthetics, either for comedy value or shock value or to be goofy. See music vid from 1982 - "Look of Love" - very similar production value.

[@rainbown20091]

Great song ..they are the best of tecno!🎉

[@JenX_1973]

I was in 9th grade when this song was released. I LOVED it then, and still love it now! Just made me love The Pet Shop Boys and Dusty Springfield even more! And Dusty looks fabulous in this video!

[@jjhall1963]

It was such an amazing time. The birth of the Music Video. Just shear amazement. The most exciting time in music and culture!

[@ownyourcrazy8734]

Neil and Chris (the Petshop Boys) contributed to Dusty Springfield's 1990 comeback album "Reputation". This is the Petshop Boys during their imperial phase. This song is taken from their second album, "Actually". They would outgrow this phase well and truly with the release of their 1988 and 1990 follow up albums (Introspective and Behaviour, respectfully). Another single from "Actually" you're bound to enjoy is "It's A Sin". The Petshop Boys are still active having released their most recent album, "Hotspot" earlier this year.