Pet Shop Boys: Behaviour (180g) Vinyl LP pink vinyl but in a way that

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Pet Shop Boys: Behaviour (180g) Vinyl LP pink vinyl but in a way thatFourth studio album from London's Pet Shop Boys. Behaviour was originally recorded in 1990 at Harold Faltermeyer's Munich based Red Deer studio. The duo of Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe chose Faltermeyer's studio due to his expertise with analog gear. Synth pop is the focus of the album, but the sound is expanded on with guitar pop ballads like the Johnny Marr featuring "My October Symphony." There are many standout moments on the album including the