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{{Song infobox
{{Song infobox
|title=Nothing To Fear
|title=Nothing To Fear
|screen=hd
|screenshot=Album-ABF.jpg
|screenshot=Album-ABF.jpg
|artist=[[Depeche Mode]]
|artist=[[Depeche Mode]]
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|photographyby=Brian Griffin
|photographyby=Brian Griffin
|calligraphy=Ching Ching Lee
|calligraphy=Ching Ching Lee
|recordingdate=December 1981 - July 1982
|recordingdate=December 1981 July 1982
|releasedate=27 September 1982
|releasedate=27 September 1982
|colorscheme=ABF
|colorscheme=ABF
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{{S|Nothing To Fear}} is an [[:Category:Instrumental songs|instrumental]] song from the 1982 album <i>[[A Broken Frame]]</i> by [[Depeche Mode]].
{{S|Nothing To Fear}} is an [[:Category:Instrumental songs|instrumental]] song from the 1982 album ''[[A Broken Frame]]'' by [[Depeche Mode]].


== Notes ==
== Notes ==
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Daniel Miller told [http://www.electronicbeats.net/daniel-miller-depeche-mode-catalogue/ Electronic Beats] in 2013:
Daniel Miller told [http://www.electronicbeats.net/daniel-miller-depeche-mode-catalogue/ Electronic Beats] in 2013:
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"I remember Martin [Gore] was reading some weird book during the making of the record, a book of prophecies or something and he looked up his birthdate and it said, “Nothing to fear.So that actually ended up being a track title, and it made him very optimistic about the future."
"I remember Martin [Gore] was reading some weird book during the making of the record, a book of prophecies or something and he looked up his birthdate and it said, 'Nothing to fear.' So that actually ended up being a track title, and it made him very optimistic about the future."
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Latest revision as of 13:28, 20 February 2025

3. Monument
4. Nothing To Fear
List of A Broken Frame songs
5. See You
Nothing To Fear
Album-ABF.jpg
Song Nothing To Fear
By Depeche Mode
Songwriter Martin L. Gore
Produced by Daniel Miller
Depeche Mode
Recorded at Blackwing Studios (London)
Length (mm:ss) 4:18
Tempo 119 BPM
Time signature 4
4
Key A Major
Engineered by John Fryer
Eric Radcliffe
Photography Brian Griffin
Calligraphy Ching Ching Lee
Recorded December 1981 – July 1982
Originally released 27 September 1982
Live performances as Depeche Mode 34 times *
Total live performances 34 times *

"Nothing To Fear" is an instrumental song from the 1982 album A Broken Frame by Depeche Mode.

Notes

Daniel Miller told Electronic Beats in 2013:

"I remember Martin [Gore] was reading some weird book during the making of the record, a book of prophecies or something and he looked up his birthdate and it said, 'Nothing to fear.' So that actually ended up being a track title, and it made him very optimistic about the future."

Live performances

Main article: Available recordings of "Nothing To Fear"
Main article: List of dates where "Nothing To Fear" was played