This volume shifted back to a collection of full-length tracks, blending remixes of songs from the Release era with . It is often cited as a more "knowing" take on their history, bridging the gap between their synth-pop roots and contemporary electronic music. 4. Disco 4 (2007)
Released eight months after their debut album Please , the original Disco is a 30-minute mini-album featuring extended mixes of their earliest hits. pet shop boys disco
: Includes iconic remixes like the "Shep Pettibone Mastermix" of "West End Girls" and the "Full Horror" version of "Suburbia" . This volume shifted back to a collection of
Disco 4 marked a major departure by primarily featuring . Disco 4 (2007) Released eight months after their
The series is a long-running collection of remix albums that began in November 1986 . Originally a way to showcase club-ready versions of their radio hits, the series has evolved over 40 years to include five distinct volumes, each focusing on different eras of their career and production work. 1. Disco (1986)