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Music For The Masses
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Album | Music For The Masses |
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By | Depeche Mode |
Catalogue number | Stumm47 Stumm47 CDStumm47 CDStumm47 CDXStumm47 CDXStumm47 CStumm47 CStumm47 CStumm47 HMV1 Stumm 47 CDStumm47 Stumm47 |
Release date | 27 September 1987 |
Recorded at | Guillaume Tell (Paris) Konk (London) Puk Studios, Denmark |
Produced by | Depeche Mode Dave Bascombe |
Engineered by | Dave Bascombe |
Number of tracks | 10 |
Music For The Masses is the sixth studio album by Depeche Mode. It was released on 27 September 1987 by Mute Records and was supported by the Music For The Masses tour.
Track list
- Never Let Me Down Again
- The Things You Said
- Strangelove
- Sacred
- Little 15
- Behind The Wheel
- I Want You Now
- To Have And To Hold
- Nothing
- Pimpf
For a full list of songs, singles, and B-sides produced for this album, see the list of Music For The Masses songs.
Singles
- Strangelove - April 13, 1987
- Never Let Me Down Again - August 24, 1987
- Behind The Wheel - December 28, 1987
- Little 15 - May 16, 1988
Quotes
"The title's [...] a bit tongue-in-cheek, really. Everyone is telling us we should make more commercial music, so that's the reason we chose that title."[1]
— Andrew Fletcher - Stripped: Depeche Mode - Jonathan Miller (2003)
Martin Gore: “[...] When we called [the] album ‘Music For The Masses’, we were accused of being patronising and arrogant. In fact it was a joke on the uncommerciality of it. It was anything but music for the masses!”
Alan Wilder: “There’s much more humour than we’re given credit for. Perhaps it’s just that ours, or particularly Martin’s is a little specialised.”[2]
— Alan Wilder, Martin L. Gore - NME, February 1990
Statistics
Album BPM range by song
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106 |
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110 |
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118 |
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120 |
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108 |
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125 |
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103 |
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149 |
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107 |
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114 |
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Average: 116 | |||
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Album live plays by song
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1076 |
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106 |
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301 |
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101 |
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3 |
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627 |
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139 |
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0 |
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101 |
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101 |
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Average: 255.5 | |||
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Trivia
- The total number of live song plays from Music For The Masses is 2555. This figure is found by summing the number of individual performances for each album track.
References
- ↑ Source: Stripped: Depeche Mode - Jonathan Miller (2003)
- ↑ Source: Stuart Maconie, NME, February 17 1990 via SacredDM (now defunct).