In the sprawling discography of Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe—collectively known as the Pet Shop Boys—Bilingual (1996) often occupies a strange purgatory. Sandwiched between the introspective, angst-ridden Very (1993) and the dark, electronic experimentalism of Nightlife (1999), Bilingual was met with a lukewarm critical reception upon release. Critics called it “muddled,” “overly Latin,” and “sonically confused.”
Japan Exclusive: This specific Japanese release often includes the PSB Extended Mix of "Discoteca" (7:02) as an additional bonus. Tracklist Highlights (Disc 2) Remix / Version Somewhere Extended Mix A Red Letter Day Trouser Autoerotic Decapitation Mix To Step Aside Brutal Bill Mix Before Classic Paradise Mix The Boy Who Couldn't Keep His Clothes On International Club Mix Se a vida é Pink Noise Mix Discoteca Trouser Enthusiasts Mix Discoteca PSB Extended Mix (Japan Bonus) Collector's Value & Audio Quality Pet Shop Boys – Bilingual (Special Edition, 1997,
To give you something immediately useful, here is a discography-style entry suitable for inclusion in a collection note or liner notes document: Tracklist Highlights (Disc 2) Remix / Version Somewhere
Somewhere (Extended Mix): A 10:53 orchestral pop cover of the West Side Story classic. angst-ridden Very (1993) and the dark