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  • ...2> So were you trying to record 'Songs Of Faith And Devotion' as more of a live based album? ...songs - that will always tie whatever Depeche did or do together. Between albums, or when we started an album. We deliberately tried to make it different to
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  • ...ch the band has recorded their last 5 albums while on the US West Coast. I live in the greater LA area of Pasadena – of course best known for the home of
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  • ...on the third disc of the {{EL|http://archives.depechemode.com/discography/albums/21_soundsoftheuniverse.html ''Sounds Of The Universe'' box set}}, as these ...rently circulate. Demos that are known to exist include demo tapes for the albums ''[[Black Celebration (album)|Black Celebration]]'' and ''[[Violator]]'' (k
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  • You’re listening to London Live 94.9 – I’m Gary Crowley and this is the Depeche Mode story. ...the Spandau movement of the time, was witness to one of the first Depeche live performances – in the strangest of locations. “[[1980-06-21 Top Alex, S
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  • ...ing cheered. That's how boring it was, you were so glad to be out watching live music."<ref name="jcge"></ref> It is likely that NATW also performed there ...lly; it was more of a family pub, but it was — and still is — renowned for live music. [...] What I can remember from that night is that Phil Burdett had a
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  • ...o more of an open letter. The original page is no longer accessible on the live SIDE-LINE website, and as such the text and images are mirrored below. Text We live in a world of technology - exponentially increasing breakthroughs in all th
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  • ...able inexorably became an institution: filling arenas, selling millions of albums (''[[Violator]]'', released in 1990, sold 5 million copies worldwide, and t ''Songs'' takes a different tack, using more live sounds. {{S|One Caress}} was made with a string section, and was finished i
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  • ...cision to leave the group was not an easy one particularly as our last few albums were an indication of the full potential that Depeche Mode was realising. ...ys been honest about the fact that Andy's not really musical. When we play live we give him parts to play, but [they're] not exactly taxing.<ref name="Mill
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  • 9 Ken Thomas produced your album. Ken is best known for the Sigur Ros albums, what was in those records that you thought would work for you? 22 Who will you have on stage with you when you perform live?
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  • ...musical ability. Though Fletcher did not contribute audible vocals during live performances post-1981, Fletcher's vocal stylings can be heard on studio re ...n Fletcher. Citing mental instability, Fletcher declined to participate in live performances for the remaining thirty-nine scheduled concerts on the tour.
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  • ...h November) Depeche Mode hadn't included any material from their first two albums, and someone asked them why. They replied that it was now time to showcase ...are many songs on the radio these days with the theme 'Everybody's got to live as one'. It's usually a reference to different races, and I'm sure all read
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  • ...ound sources for many of the musical parts used by [[Depeche Mode]] in the live concert tour arrangements of songs performed on the [[:Category:1993 Devoti ...itol Mix", and "Pavlov's Dub" remixes of "Policy Of Truth", as well as the live arrangement of "Policy Of Truth" as it was performed on the [[:Category:199
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  • ...r The Masses]]'' producer [[Dave Bascombe]] during the production of music albums for artists other than [[Depeche Mode]] in the mid to late eighties. One fl
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  • It is Depeche Mode Live Wiki's opinion that [[Alan Wilder]] mistakenly misattributed the origin of ...e (in time with the lyric "In my arms"); a choir sound previously used for live performances of {{S|Never Turn Your Back On Mother Earth}} on the [[:Catego
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  • ...songs]], you can find information about songs that Depeche Mode performed live during the early years, but were never commercially released. ...ode was] formed in March 1980, Basildon based DEPECHE MODE first performed live at the Woodlands School under 12's disco - but were hurled off by abusive y
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  • #[[2013-09-10 Jiffy Lube Live, Washington D.C., USA]] #[[2013-09-14 Live Nation Amphitheatre at the Florida State Fairgrounds, Tampa, FL, USA]]
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