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49. Pet Shop Boys – Yes

Posted by Bill Rippel on December 17, 2020 - 1:17am


Year: 2008-2009 
Record label: Parlophone
Worth Today: $7,544.08*

The 45rpm vinyl album called Yes was released by The Pet Shop Boys in 2009. The vinyl edition is limited, as not many were made (no one owns record players anymore). This 2009 album is the tenth from the Pet Shop Boys. It was recorded at Abbey Road Studios in London, England and produced by Brian Higgins.

Yes was preceded by 2007’s Disco 4, and it was followed by another 2009 album, Party. The download version of this album accidentally went on sale three days early on iTunes, selling 2,500 copies. Fun fact: the final single on the album, “Legacy,” is banned in China.