Remastered

Dimitri Mitropoulos (1896-1960) was a Greek conductor who came to America in the 1930s and made many recordings with the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra and the New York Philharmonic Orchestra. Like Wilhelm Furtwangler of Arturo Toscanini, Mitropoulos' height of popularity came just before the advent of modern sound technology, so that many of Mitropoulos' finest recordings are marred by distortion and background noises that may make those recordings practically un-listenable to some classical music enthusiasts (although the new Sony Mitropoulos set has advertised that most of those very rough recordings have been "remastered").

On the occasion of the twentieth anniversary of “111” by Tiziano Ferro (originally on November 7, 2002), “111 (Anniversary Edition)” is released, a remastered bilingual re-edition (Italian and Spanish).

Released in September 1996, ‘Bilingual’ was the sixth studio album to be released by Pet Shop Boys. It wasa UK top 5 record upon release and included 5 singles, all of which were UK top 20 singles. As is often thecase with PSB records, ‘Bilingual’ comprises many influences, including those of the music of Latin America,due partly to the Spanish and Latin music Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe had been listening to prior torecording the album. The album was recorded by PSB with Danny Tenaglia and Chris Porter, and has since gained platinum certification in Spain, and Gold in the UK.