Releases. Singles. Cassette (p. 90) – 10 years of Being Boring.

he cassettes were underrepresented even in the 1990—although it must be noted that, with minor exceptions, every Pet Shop Boys single up until 1999 (New York City boy) have had its cassette version. Nevertheless, there are only two cassette versions of Being boring known (studio tapes not included):

Name Format Country Label Catalogue no Type

Being Boring cassette United Kingdom Parlophone TCR 6275 regular release

Being Boring cassette Australia Parlophone/EMI 2516-4 regular release


Name:	Being Boring.
Format:	Cassette.
Label:	Parlophone.
Country:	United Kingdom.
Catalogue number:	TCR 6275.
Type:	Regular release.
Market value:	£ 3,00.
Tracklisting:
	Side A & B.
4:50	Being boring.
3:59	We all feel better in the dark.

his is a standard cassette single, the exact equivalent of the vinyl single. The tracks are the same as on the 7”, although recorded twice (on both sides).

Semi-transparent cassette is packaged in standard slip-in paper sleeve with picture different from both 7” and 12” UK releases, completing a collection of three photos of Neil and Chris (United Kingdom being the only market in which all these were available).

Pictures:

Name:	Being Boring.
Format:	Cassette.
Label:	Parlophone/EMI.
Country:	Australia.
Catalogue number:	2516-4.
Type:	Regular release.
Market value:	£ 8,00.
Tracklisting:
	Side A & B.
4:50	Being boring.
3:59	We all feel better in the dark.

ustralian release, told to be issued in yellow plastic case.

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