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Pet Shop Boys The Very Best mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Electronic Album: The Very Best Country: Russia Released: 1997 Style: Synth-pop MP3 version RAR size: 1193 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1857 mb WMA version RAR size: 1147 mb Rating: 4.5 Votes: 996 Other Formats: AHX VOX MMF MP4 XM DTS ADX Tracklist A1 Se A Vida E (That's The Way Life Is) A2 Paninaro '95 A3 Go West A4 West End Girls A5 Opportunities (Let's Make Lots Of Money) A6 Suburbia A7 It's A Sin A8 What Have I Done To Deserve This? A9 Rent B1 Always On My Mind B2 Heart B3 Domino Dancing B4 Left To My Own Devices B5 Can You Forgive Her B6 I Wouldn't Normally Do This King Of Thing B7 In The Night B8 Before Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Pet Shop The Very Best (CD, PSB-41096-VB EMI PSB-41096-VB Bulgaria 1996 Boys Comp, Unofficial) Pet Shop The Very Best (CD, PSB-41096-VB EMI PSB-41096-VB Russia Unknown Boys Comp, Unofficial) Pet Shop The Very Best (CD, none EMI none Europe 1998 Boys Comp, Unofficial) Not On Pet Shop The Very Best (CD, Label (Pet PSB-41096-VB PSB-41096-VB Bulgaria 1996 Boys Comp, Unofficial) Shop Boys) Pet Shop The Very Best (CD, none EMI none 1998 Boys Comp, Unofficial) Related Music albums to The Very Best by Pet Shop Boys Pet Shop Boys - Pet Shop Boys (CD1) Pet Shop Boys - Energy Electric Tour Live In Coachella Pet Shop Boys - Suburbia: The Best Of Pet Shop Boys Remixes Pet Shop Boys - The Best 2001 Pet Shop Boys - The T-Rexx Megamix Mylène Farmer, Pet Shop Boys - Razormaid ! - The Customize Series Pet Shop Boys - Ultimate Pet Shop Boys - Звездная Серия.

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