Somewhere (Pet Shop Boys In Concert)

Pet Shop Boys

Overview

"Pet Shop Boys' Somewhere presents a documentary with Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe, as well as a 1997 performance at the Savoy Theatre in support of their acclaimed album Bilingual. While Tennant and Lowe's friendly bickering during their interviews is amusing and the performances of songs like ""Yesterday When I Was Mad,"" ""Can You Forgive Her?,"" ""Se a Vida E,"" and the cover of David Bowie's ""Hallo Spaceboy"" show Pet Shop Boys in fine form, the disc's sound and picture quality are not markedly better than that of the VHS version. The lack of extra features will also disappoint hardcore fans expecting more from the DVD version of Somewhere, but the disc may be worthwhile for those who don't already own the videotape. Overall, Somewhere isn't as necessary or interesting as the group's Performance concert video or Videography, but it's still a decent DVD debut for Pet Shop Boys."

Product Details

Release Date:	10/05/2004
UPC:	0801213008391
Original Release:	1997
Source:	Eagle Rock Ent
Region Code:	1
Sound:	[Dolby Digital Stereo, Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround]
Language:	English
Time:	1:30:00
Sales rank:	8,839

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits

Pet Shop Boys

Primary Artist

Technical Credits

Leonard Bernstein	Composer
Jacques Morali	Composer
David Bowie	Composer
Henri Belolo	Composer
Brian Eno	Composer
Stephen Sondheim	Composer
Neil Tennant	Composer
Chris Lowe	Composer
Nego Do Barbalho	Composer
Victor Willis	Composer
Dino Fekaris	Composer

Editorial Reviews

Pet Shop Boys' Somewhere presents a documentary with Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe, as well as a 1997 performance at the Savoy Theatre in support of their acclaimed album Bilingual. While Tennant and Lowe's friendly bickering during their interviews is amusing and the performances of songs like "Yesterday When I Was Mad," "Can You Forgive Her?," "Se a Vida E," and the cover of David Bowie's "Hallo Spaceboy" show Pet Shop Boys in fine form, the disc's sound and picture quality are not markedly better than that of the VHS version. The lack of extra features will also disappoint hardcore fans expecting more from the DVD version of Somewhere, but the disc may be worthwhile for those who don't already own the videotape. Overall, Somewhere isn't as necessary or interesting as the group's Performance concert video or Videography, but it's still a decent DVD debut for Pet Shop Boys. ~ Heather Phares