Tracklisting:CD1 1 Tonight Is Forever2 I Wouldn’t Normally Do This Kind Of Thing3 Always On My Mind4 Domino Dancing5 To Speak Is A Sin6 One In A Million / Mr Vain7 Paninaro8 Rent9 Suburbia10 Kings Cross11 So Hard CD2 1 Left To My Own Devices / Rhythm Of The Night2 Absolutely Fabulous3 Liberation4 West End Girls5 Can You Forgive Her?6 Girls And Boys7 It’s A Sin / I Will Survive8 Go West9 Go West (Reprise)10 Being Boring DVD 1 Tonight Is Forever2 I Wouldn’t Normally Do This Kind Of Thing3 Always On My Mind4 Domino Dancing 5 To Speak Is A Sin 6 One In A Million / Mr Vain7 Paninaro8 Rent9 Suburbia10 Kings Cross11 So Hard12 Left To My Own Devices / Rhythm Of The Night13 Absolutely Fabulous14 Liberation15 West End Girls16 Can You Forgive Her17 Girls And Boys18 It’s A Sin / I Will Survive19 Go West20 Go West (Reprise)21 Being Boring Previously only available on VHS in 1995, this is the first time that fans will be able to experience this classic concert on DVD and listen to the audio on CDs. The show was filmed by Brazilian director Roberto Berliner with a local TV crew in December 1994 in front of a wildly enthusiastic Rio audience on PSB’s first visit to Brazil. The set list includes classic hits including ‘West End girls’, ‘Suburbia’, ‘Being Boring’, ‘Go West’, ‘Rent’ and ‘Always on my mind’, as well as surprising juxtapositions of PSB songs and contemporary hits including ‘One in a million’/‘Mr Vain’ and ‘Left To My Own Devices’/‘Rhythm of the night’. A cover of Blur’s ‘Girls and Boys’ is another spirited highlight of this spectacular performance. The DVD and CDs document a show very different in feel to the two ground-breaking tours that preceded it in 1989 and 1991. Following on from the release of their albums “Very” and “Disco 2”, Pet Shop Boys decided to focus the two-hour set largely on uplifting songs with a party vibe, taking inspiration from visits to the New York underground house club, the Sound Factory Bar. ‘Discovery’ saw Pet Shop Boys with four dancers, backing singer Katie Kissoon and two Latin percussionists embrace spontaneity in a way they never had before.