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{{Song infobox | {{Song infobox | ||
|title=A Question Of Lust | | title = A Question Of Lust | ||
|screen=hd | | screen = hd | ||
|screenshot=Single-Lust.jpg | | screenshot = Single-Lust.jpg | ||
|artist=[[Depeche Mode]] | | artist = [[Depeche Mode]] | ||
| songwriter = [[Martin L. Gore]] | |||
|songwriter=[[Martin L. Gore]] | | producer = [[Depeche Mode]]<br>[[Gareth Jones]]<br>[[Daniel Miller]] | ||
|producer=[[Depeche Mode]]<br>[[Gareth Jones]]<br>[[Daniel Miller]] | | studio = Westside Studios (London)<br>Genetic (London)<br>Hansa Mischraum (Berlin) | ||
|studio=Westside<br>Genetic (London)<br>Hansa Mischraum | | length = 4:23 | ||
| tempo = 94 | |||
|length=4:23 | | timesignature = {{music|time|4|4}} | ||
|tempo=94 | | key = E Major | ||
|timesignature={{music|time|4|4}} | | programmedby = [[Martin L. Gore]] | ||
|key=E Major | | engineeringassistance = Richard Sullivan<br>Peter Schmidt | ||
|engineeringassistance=Richard Sullivan<br>Peter Schmidt | | additionalengineering = Kevin Paul<br>Kevin Vanbergen<br>Roger Johnson | ||
| | | additionalmixing = Kevin Paul | ||
| masteringengineer = Tim Young | |||
|additionalmixing=Kevin Paul | | remasteringengineer = Simon Heyworth | ||
|masteringengineer=Tim Young | | recordingby = Dave Allen | ||
|remasteringengineer=Simon Heyworth | | recordingassistance = Phil Tennant | ||
| | | designby = T&CP Associates | ||
| | | photographyby = Jamie Long<br>Peter Ashworth | ||
| | | photographyassistance = Stuart Graham | ||
| recordingdate = Late 1985 | |||
| releasedate = 14 April 1986 | |||
|photographyby=Jamie Long<br>Peter Ashworth | | colorscheme = Lust | ||
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|recordingdate=Late 1985 | |||
|releasedate=14 April 1986 | |||
|colorscheme=Lust | |||
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*'A Question Of Lust' was featured in the 1986 {{EL|https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Albert_Pyun Albert Pyun}} film ''{{EL|https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dangerously_Close Dangerously Close}}''. | *'A Question Of Lust' was featured in the 1986 {{EL|https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Albert_Pyun Albert Pyun}} film ''{{EL|https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dangerously_Close Dangerously Close}}''. | ||
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<metadesc>"A Question Of Lust" is a song from the 1986 album Black Celebration by Depeche Mode. It was released as a single on 14 April 1986.</metadesc><nowiki/> | <metadesc>"A Question Of Lust" is a song from the 1986 album Black Celebration by Depeche Mode. It was released as a single on 14 April 1986.</metadesc><nowiki/> | ||
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A Question Of Lust
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| Song | A Question Of Lust |
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| By | Depeche Mode |
| Songwriter | Martin L. Gore |
| Produced by | Depeche Mode Gareth Jones Daniel Miller |
| Recorded at | Westside Studios (London) Genetic (London) Hansa Mischraum (Berlin) |
| Length (mm:ss) | 4:23 |
| Tempo | 94 BPM |
| Time signature | 4 4 |
| Key | E Major |
| Programmed by | Martin L. Gore |
| Engineering assistance | Richard Sullivan Peter Schmidt |
| Additional engineering | Kevin Paul Kevin Vanbergen Roger Johnson |
| Additional mixing | Kevin Paul |
| Mastering engineer | Tim Young |
| Remastering engineer | Simon Heyworth |
| Recording | Dave Allen |
| Recording assistance | Phil Tennant |
| Design | T&CP Associates |
| Photography | Jamie Long Peter Ashworth |
| Photography assistance | Stuart Graham |
| Recorded | Late 1985 |
| Originally released | 14 April 1986 |
| Live performances as Depeche Mode | 451 times * |
| Total live performances | 459 times * |
"A Question Of Lust" is a song from the 1986 album Black Celebration by Depeche Mode. It was released as a single on 14 April 1986.
Notes
Martin Gore in Bong issue no. 37, 1998: "This track has always been almost like an old 50s or 60s classic pop song. It’s a really good song to do live and it’s got a great melody. I joked with the others about it the other day, saying I think The Beatles stole the melody from me..."
Lyrics
A Question Of Lust
Fragile
Like a baby in your arms
Be gentle with me
I'd never willingly
Do you harm
Apologies
Are all you ever seem to get from me
But just like a child
You make me smile
When you care for me
And you know
It's a question of lust
It's a question of trust
It's a question of not letting
What we've built up
Crumble to dust
It is all of these things and more
That keep us together
Independence
Is still important for us though (we realise)
It's easy to make
The stupid mistake
Of letting go (do you know what I mean)
My weaknesses
You know each and every one (it frightens me)
But I need to drink
More than you seem to think
Before I'm anyone's
And you know
It's a question of lust
It's a question of trust
It's a question of not letting
What we've built up
Crumble to dust
It is all of these things and more
That keep us together
Kiss me goodbye
When I'm on my own
But you know that I'd rather be home
It's a question of lust
It's a question of trust
It's a question of not letting
What we've built up
Crumble to dust
It is all of these things and more
That keep us together
Songwriter: Martin L. Gore
Publishing Information: ©1986 Grabbing Hands Music Ltd/EMI Music Publishing Ltd. All rights reserved.
Music video
Live performances
- Main article: Available recordings of "A Question Of Lust"
- Main article: List of dates where "A Question Of Lust" was played
Trivia
- 'A Question Of Lust' was featured in the 1986 Albert Pyun film Dangerously Close.
