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"The whole 'Songs Of Faith And Devotion' project started off with the basic principle that we wanted to become more live, spontaneous and have a lot more performances involved. So that whole album turned out to be the rockiest that we've ever wanted to achieve. 'I Feel You' is probably the pinnacle of that and it's about the closest we're going to come to sounding like a real authentic rock band."
"The whole 'Songs Of Faith And Devotion' project started off with the basic principle that we wanted to become more live, spontaneous and have a lot more performances involved. So that whole album turned out to be the rockiest that we've ever wanted to achieve. 'I Feel You' is probably the pinnacle of that and it's about the closest we're going to come to sounding like a real authentic rock band."
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Dave Gahan in Rolling Stone issue #670:
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"[...] And then 'I Feel You' came on [the demo tapes]: That was the moment when I looked into the mirror with the broomstick and started miming air guitar. I was ready to do something with some purpose, and suddenly things started to fall into place.""
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Notes

Martin Gore in Bong issue no. 37, 1998:

"The whole 'Songs Of Faith And Devotion' project started off with the basic principle that we wanted to become more live, spontaneous and have a lot more performances involved. So that whole album turned out to be the rockiest that we've ever wanted to achieve. 'I Feel You' is probably the pinnacle of that and it's about the closest we're going to come to sounding like a real authentic rock band."

Dave Gahan in Rolling Stone issue #670:

"[...] And then 'I Feel You' came on [the demo tapes]: That was the moment when I looked into the mirror with the broomstick and started miming air guitar. I was ready to do something with some purpose, and suddenly things started to fall into place.""

Alan Wilder said in the May 1993 issue of Keyboard magazine:

"All the drums on there are played. Most of them were sampled and then sequenced in the form of drum loops That's not to say that they don't change as the song goes on. There's a series of loops, which are sequenced together, using Steinberg Cubase, in a different structure from how they were originally performed."

Dates with available recordings of I Feel You

There are currently 602 recordings of I Feel You available.

Dates where I Feel You was played

1993 Devotional Tour

I Feel You was played 96 times during this tour.

1994 Exotic Tour

I Feel You was played 60 times during this tour.

1997 Ultra Parties

  • I Feel You was not played during this tour.

1998 The Singles Tour

I Feel You was played 61 times during this tour.

2001 Exciter Tour

I Feel You was played 86 times during this tour.

2003 Paper Monsters Tour (Dave Gahan solo)

I Feel You was played 71 times during this tour.

2003 "A Night With Martin L. Gore" (Martin L. Gore solo)

  • I Feel You was not played during this tour.

2005-2006 Touring The Angel

I Feel You was played 124 times during this tour.

2009-2010 Tour Of The Universe

I Feel You was played 103 times during this tour.

2013-2014 Delta Machine Tour

I Feel You was played 102 times during this tour.

2015 Angels and Ghosts Tour

  • I Feel You was not played during this tour.

2017-2018 Global Spirit Tour

I Feel You was played 69 times during this tour.