Pet Shop Boys – Go West

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"Pet Shop Boys – Go West" is a 1993 synth-pop cover of the Village People song, notable for its anthemic arrangement and iconic, Soviet-inspired music video.

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Go West (Pet Shop Boys music video) 0

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Predicate Object
instanceOf music video
single
song
associatedWith football terrace chants
basedOn Go West (Village People song) NERFINISHED
bSide Shameless NERFINISHED
chartPositionEurochartHot100 1
chartPositionFinland 1
chartPositionGermany 1
chartPositionIreland 1
chartPositionSwitzerland 1
chartPositionUK 2
composer Jacques Morali NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
director Howard Greenhalgh NERFINISHED
format 12-inch single
7-inch single
CD single
genre dance-pop
synth-pop
hasMusicVideo Go West (Pet Shop Boys music video) NERFINISHED
hasRemix Go West (Farley & Heller Fire Island mix) NERFINISHED
Go West (Mark Stent mix) NERFINISHED
Go West (Mings Gone West – First and Second Movement) NERFINISHED
includedIn Very (album) NERFINISHED
key B-flat major
keyboardist Chris Lowe NERFINISHED
label Parlophone NERFINISHED
language English
length 4:20 (single edit)
5:04 (album version)
lyricist Henri Belolo NERFINISHED
Victor Willis NERFINISHED
notableFor anthemic, football-chant-style arrangement
originallyPerformedBy Village People NERFINISHED
performer Pet Shop Boys NERFINISHED
producer Pet Shop Boys NERFINISHED
Stephen Hague NERFINISHED
recordedIn 1992
releaseDate 1993-09-06
releaseYear 1993
singleFrom Very (album) NERFINISHED
tempo slow-to-mid-tempo
theme utopian migration to the West
usedAs unofficial football anthem in Europe
usesMotif Pachelbel’s Canon-like chord progression
visualStyle Soviet-inspired imagery
vocalist Neil Tennant NERFINISHED

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Chris Lowe notableWork Pet Shop Boys – Go West