Music
Pet Shop Boys 'don't approve' of Brits
Published Wednesday, Feb 25 2009, 20:57 GMT | By David Balls

The group, who won the outstanding contribution award last week, said that they only performed at the show because pop music was given recognition.
"We don't really approve of the awards," Chris Lowe told Q magazine.
"But this one is a little different. It acknowledges the importance of pop in the world. You know, it's not all rock."
Bandmate Neil Tennant added that he was surprised the group were selected for the accolade.
"I didn't think we'd get it. EMI phoned and said, 'If they give you this award, (a) will you accept it? And (b) will you turn up?'" he explained.
"I was impressed that that was how they still thought of us! When we got the award for 'West End Girls' in 1987 for best single, Chris didn't turn up."
Pet Shop Boys release new single 'Love etc.' on March 16.
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