About: How Can You Expect To Be Taken Seriously?

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The band admits to having had a Bobby Brown track inspire them in making a swingbeat song. The subject matter revolves around the general pomposity of pop stars. "..It just lists all these things that pop stars do and then says, 'how can you expect to be taken seriously?' There's the normal attack on any number of rock stars supporting humanitarian causes. We'd ranted on about this for the second half of the Eighties."

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rdfs:label	How Can You Expect To Be Taken Seriously?
rdfs:comment	The band admits to having had a Bobby Brown track inspire them in making a swingbeat song. The subject matter revolves around the general pomposity of pop stars. "..It just lists all these things that pop stars do and then says, 'how can you expect to be taken seriously?' There's the normal attack on any number of rock stars supporting humanitarian causes. We'd ranted on about this for the second half of the Eighties."
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Next Single	Jealousy
dcterms:subject	Songs B-Sides Singles Behaviour
Chart Positions	US #93, US Club #19.
Formats	12.0
from Album	Behaviour
Last single	Where The Streets Have No Name (I Can't Take My Eyes Off You)
Name	Domino Dancing
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This Single	How Can You Expect To Be Taken Seriously?
Cover	serious.jpg
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Released	September, 1990
Artist	Pet Shop Boys
abstract	The band admits to having had a Bobby Brown track inspire them in making a swingbeat song. The subject matter revolves around the general pomposity of pop stars. "..It just lists all these things that pop stars do and then says, 'how can you expect to be taken seriously?' There's the normal attack on any number of rock stars supporting humanitarian causes. We'd ranted on about this for the second half of the Eighties." Whereas the remixes of this were packaged in other parts of the world with "Where The Streets Have No Name (I Can't Take My Eyes Off You)', in North America, they were released on their own as a single. The remixes were done by David Morales and Brothers in Rhythm.

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