
Yes also marks Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe's first Top 40 album in the States since Bilingual made #39 in 1996.

In some ways you probably have to chalk it up to great reviews from prominent magazines such as Entertainment Weekly, Rolling Stone and Spin, and interviews with places like CNN. Oh, and the music, of course. (And my incessant blogging about them. Ha.)
A new interview with the Pet Shop Boys went up yesterday on the Village Voice website.
SIDE NOTE: Yes is now the fourth highest-charting album in America from the Boys, following Please (#7, 1986), Actually (#25, 1987) and Very (#20, 1993).
ALSO SEE:
* EP's-Worth Of New Material On Next Pet Shop Boys Single
* My Track-By-Track Review Of Pet Shop Boys' Yes
* Pet Shop Boys' Very At 15: How Can I Even Try To Explain?