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|length=4:29 | | artist = [[Depeche Mode]] | ||
|tempo=140 | | songwriter = [[Martin L. Gore]] | ||
|timesignature=4 | | producer = [[James Ford]] | ||
|key=C Major | | studio = Sound Design (Santa Barbara)<br>Jungle City (New York) | ||
|programmedby=Matrixxman<br>Kurt Uenala | | length = 4:29 | ||
| | | tempo = 140 | ||
|studioassistance=Connor Long<br>Óscar Muñoz<br>David Schaeman<br>Brendan Morawski | | timesignature = {{music|time|4|4}} | ||
| key = C Major | |||
| programmedby = Matrixxman<br>Kurt Uenala | |||
| engineeredby = Jimmy Robertson | |||
|drumsby=[[James Ford]] | | mixingby = [[James Ford]] | ||
| mixingassistance = Brendan Morawski | |||
|artdirection=[[Anton Corbijn]] | | masteredby = Brian Lucey | ||
|recordingdate= | | studioassistance = Connor Long<br>Óscar Muñoz<br>David Schaeman<br>Brendan Morawski | ||
|releasedate=March | | drumsby = [[James Ford]] | ||
|colorscheme=Spirit | | artdirection = [[Anton Corbijn]] | ||
| designby = SMEL | |||
| recordingdate = April–August 2016 | |||
| releasedate = 17 March 2017 | |||
| colorscheme = Spirit | |||
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==Notes== | {{S|So Much Love}} is a song from the 2017 album ''[[Spirit]]'' by [[Depeche Mode]]. | ||
== Notes == | |||
{{MLG}} told [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bWTPNuzYst8 Rolling Stone France]: | |||
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"[...] the very last song that I wrote for the album [Spirit] was 'So Much Love', because I felt that I had to write something positive. I felt that I had to say that, with all this going, it doesn't matter what you do to me, there is still a lot of love in me." | "[...] the very last song that I wrote for the album [''Spirit''] was 'So Much Love', because I felt that I had to write something positive. I felt that I had to say that, with all this going, it doesn't matter what you do to me, there is still a lot of love in me." | ||
</blockquote> | </blockquote> | ||
Gore told Keys Magazine (translated from German): | |||
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"Sounds really influence the composition of a song. An example of this would be the song 'So Much Love'. At the beginning there was a driving main sound, which I programmed on a Eurorack synthesizer. Ultimately it is this sound that helped the track to its somewhat punky feel." | "Sounds really influence the composition of a song. An example of this would be the song 'So Much Love'. At the beginning there was a driving main sound, which I programmed on a Eurorack synthesizer. Ultimately it is this sound that helped the track to its somewhat punky feel." | ||
</blockquote> | </blockquote> | ||
Dave Gahan told [[2017-04-09 Gaydio 88.4FM, Manchester, UK|Phil Marriott]] that for 'So Much Love', Depeche Mode wanted "a vintage, kind of broken, busted up drum-sound." | [[Dave Gahan]] told [[2017-04-09 Gaydio 88.4FM, Manchester, UK|Phil Marriott]] that for 'So Much Love', Depeche Mode wanted "a vintage, kind of broken, busted up drum-sound." | ||
Gahan also told {{EL|https://web.archive.org/web/20171121105311/http://www.rollingstone.com/music/features/depeche-modes-dave-gahan-on-urgent-new-lp-bowie-influence-w462560 Rolling Stone}} (archived): | |||
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"It's like we have so much love here, we really do, but we're afraid to use it and access it. It's the old John Lennon thing, like, 'love and peace, man.' [...] ['So Much Love'] also reminds me of early electronic stuff, like Tuxedomoon and Cabaret Voltaire, who did kind of punky, distorted songs." | "It's like we have so much love here, we really do, but we're afraid to use it and access it. It's the old John Lennon thing, like, 'love and peace, man.' [...] ['So Much Love'] also reminds me of early electronic stuff, like Tuxedomoon and Cabaret Voltaire, who did kind of punky, distorted songs." | ||
</blockquote> | </blockquote> | ||
[[2017-03-27 Paradiso, RTS La Première, Lausanne, Switzerland|Paradiso]] asked if 'So Much Love' would not have been better as the final track on 'Spirit' since it would have ended it on a happy note, to which | [[2017-03-27 Paradiso, RTS La Première, Lausanne, Switzerland|Paradiso]] asked if 'So Much Love' would not have been better as the final track on ''Spirit'' since it would have ended it on a happy note, to which Gahan replied: | ||
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"Well, funnily enough, there was one tracklisting on the album where 'So Much Love' was the final song. I did feel like it should be the final song on the album. And Martin felt that we should end the album in a different way, so I was pretty much outvoted. And that's the way it goes, we are a democracy, it doesn't mean I have to be right. I understand what you are saying because I felt that the songs, all the songs on the album, are all leading in a certain direction, and I felt like this was the song that says we all still have so much love in us. Let's have some hopefulness at the end of this dark tunnel. [But] it worked: it would always have worked no matter where it is [on the album]." | "Well, funnily enough, there was one tracklisting on the album where 'So Much Love' was the final song. I did feel like it should be the final song on the album. And Martin felt that we should end the album in a different way, so I was pretty much outvoted. And that's the way it goes, we are a democracy, it doesn't mean I have to be right. I understand what you are saying because I felt that the songs, all the songs on the album, are all leading in a certain direction, and I felt like this was the song that says we all still have so much love in us. Let's have some hopefulness at the end of this dark tunnel. [But] it worked: it would always have worked no matter where it is [on the album]." | ||
</blockquote> | </blockquote> | ||
Gore told [[2017-04-28 Backstage Mit Depeche Mode, Amazon Music Unlimited, Germany|Amazon]]: | |||
<blockquote>"[...] One of the suggestions was for us to finish [the album] on that song, but it didn't really work. It worked thematically: it would have been great. But it was the only really fast song that we had. And to end on that, people would have to get through all the slow songs before getting to, you know, faster than, I don't know what it is, 110 [ | <blockquote>"[...] One of the suggestions was for us to finish [the album] on that song, but it didn't really work. It worked thematically: it would have been great. But it was the only really fast song that we had. And to end on that, people would have to get through all the slow songs before getting to, you know, faster than, I don't know what it is, 110 [BPM] or something." | ||
</blockquote> | </blockquote> | ||
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So Much Love
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| Song | So Much Love |
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| By | Depeche Mode |
| Songwriter | Martin L. Gore |
| Produced by | James Ford |
| Recorded at | Sound Design (Santa Barbara) Jungle City (New York) |
| Length (mm:ss) | 4:29 |
| Tempo | 140 BPM |
| Time signature | 4 4 |
| Key | C Major |
| Programmed by | Matrixxman Kurt Uenala |
| Engineered by | Jimmy Robertson |
| Mixed by | James Ford |
| Mixing assistance | Brendan Morawski |
| Mastered by | Brian Lucey |
| Studio assistance | Connor Long Óscar Muñoz David Schaeman Brendan Morawski |
| Drums | James Ford |
| Art direction | Anton Corbijn |
| Design | SMEL |
| Recorded | April–August 2016 |
| Originally released | 17 March 2017 |
| Live performances as Depeche Mode | 64 times * |
| Total live performances | 64 times * |
"So Much Love" is a song from the 2017 album Spirit by Depeche Mode.
Notes
Martin Gore told Rolling Stone France:
"[...] the very last song that I wrote for the album [Spirit] was 'So Much Love', because I felt that I had to write something positive. I felt that I had to say that, with all this going, it doesn't matter what you do to me, there is still a lot of love in me."
Gore told Keys Magazine (translated from German):
"Sounds really influence the composition of a song. An example of this would be the song 'So Much Love'. At the beginning there was a driving main sound, which I programmed on a Eurorack synthesizer. Ultimately it is this sound that helped the track to its somewhat punky feel."
Dave Gahan told Phil Marriott that for 'So Much Love', Depeche Mode wanted "a vintage, kind of broken, busted up drum-sound."
Gahan also told Rolling Stone (archived):
"It's like we have so much love here, we really do, but we're afraid to use it and access it. It's the old John Lennon thing, like, 'love and peace, man.' [...] ['So Much Love'] also reminds me of early electronic stuff, like Tuxedomoon and Cabaret Voltaire, who did kind of punky, distorted songs."
Paradiso asked if 'So Much Love' would not have been better as the final track on Spirit since it would have ended it on a happy note, to which Gahan replied:
"Well, funnily enough, there was one tracklisting on the album where 'So Much Love' was the final song. I did feel like it should be the final song on the album. And Martin felt that we should end the album in a different way, so I was pretty much outvoted. And that's the way it goes, we are a democracy, it doesn't mean I have to be right. I understand what you are saying because I felt that the songs, all the songs on the album, are all leading in a certain direction, and I felt like this was the song that says we all still have so much love in us. Let's have some hopefulness at the end of this dark tunnel. [But] it worked: it would always have worked no matter where it is [on the album]."
Gore told Amazon:
"[...] One of the suggestions was for us to finish [the album] on that song, but it didn't really work. It worked thematically: it would have been great. But it was the only really fast song that we had. And to end on that, people would have to get through all the slow songs before getting to, you know, faster than, I don't know what it is, 110 [BPM] or something."
Lyrics
So Much Love
I can't lie
I can't fake
I can't act
My hands shake
There's disclosure
I must make
There is so much love in me
I can't run
I have tried
There's a thorn
In my side
There is something
I can't hide
There is so much love in me
You can forsake me
Try to break me
But you can't shake me
No
You can despise me
Demonise me
It satisfies me
So
There's a fire
In my veins
The desire
Causes pain
I will say it
Again
There is so much love in me
You can forsake me
Try to break me
But you can't shake me
No
You can despise me
Demonise me
It satisfies me
So
There is so much love in me
Songwriter: Martin L. Gore
Publishing Information: ©2016 Sony ATV Music Corp. and Grabbing Hands Music Ltd. All rights on behalf of itself and Grabbing Hands Music Ltd. admin. by Sony ATV Music Corp. (BMI). (USA).
Published by Sony ATV Music Publishing Ltd Licensed by Grabbing Hands Music Ltd. (Rest Of The World)
Live performances
- Main article: Available recordings of "So Much Love"
- Main article: List of dates where "So Much Love" was played
