Pet Shop Boys to be Honoured At BRIT's 2009

by LotusFlower | November 4, 2008 at 11:03 am
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The Pet Shop Boys will be honoured by the British music industry with the prestigious 'Outstanding Contribution to Music Award' at the 2009 BRIT awards.

Ged Doherty, Chairman of The BRITs Committee said, "Since their first BRIT Award over 20 years ago, Neil and Chris have produced a fantastic body of work with songs that truly were the soundtrack to a whole generation's lives. The Pet Shop Boys have since become one of the most influential groups of the modern era and are deserving recipients of the award."

Pet Shop Boys Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe have sold 50 million records since they signed to Parlophone in 1985 with four No 1 singles, 22 top 10 hits and a staggering 39 top 30 singles making them one of the most successful pop duos ever.
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Jordan Yerman
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at 13:00 on November 4th, 2008

"West End Girls" was the first video I ever saw on MTC. PSB are awesome.

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Mark Nolan

About bloody time they got the recognition they deserve. 39 top 30 hit singles and still having hits 25 years later. Underrated and probably the best songwriting team since lennon and McCartney. And to think the BPI were going to give this award to Simon Cowell.......

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Amy Judd

This is my fav song of theirs.

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LotusFlower

love the pointy hats which make a reappearance on the Little Britain stars heads in I'm with Stupid

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gavin dickinson

At last , the best pop group have been honoured, iv been in the fan club for 15 years and met them on several occasions, and they write all there own music, cant wait for the new Album in March GAV

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