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== Notes ==
Excerpt from [http://noyzelab.blogspot.com/2014/09/modes-of-operation-depeche-mode.html Electronics and Music Magazine], 1986:
<blockquote>And then, of course, there are the industrial sounds and treated vocals of 'It Doesn't Matter Two', where a sequenced vocal pattern gives the song a distinct systems music character. Ingenious use of a Friend Chip SMPTE controller enabled the band to slow the song right down at its end without encountering any pitch problems, but musically, the piece is painfully reminiscent of Philip Glass, almost to the point of plagiarism. "Probably we were remotely inspired by Glass", concedes Gore, "though I hardly ever listen to that kind of music. But it wasn’t a piss-take or something. It was serious."</blockquote>
== Dates with available recordings of It Doesn't Matter Two ==
== Dates with available recordings of It Doesn't Matter Two ==
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Revision as of 21:18, 16 April 2017

Notes

Excerpt from Electronics and Music Magazine, 1986:

And then, of course, there are the industrial sounds and treated vocals of 'It Doesn't Matter Two', where a sequenced vocal pattern gives the song a distinct systems music character. Ingenious use of a Friend Chip SMPTE controller enabled the band to slow the song right down at its end without encountering any pitch problems, but musically, the piece is painfully reminiscent of Philip Glass, almost to the point of plagiarism. "Probably we were remotely inspired by Glass", concedes Gore, "though I hardly ever listen to that kind of music. But it wasn’t a piss-take or something. It was serious."

Dates with available recordings of It Doesn't Matter Two

There are currently 59 recordings of It Doesn't Matter Two available.

Dates where It Doesn't Matter Two was played

1986 Black Celebration Tour

It Doesn't Matter Two was played 74 times during this tour.

1987-1988 Music For The Masses Tour

  • It Doesn't Matter Two was not played during this tour.

1990 World Violation Tour

  • It Doesn't Matter Two was not played during this tour.

1993 Devotional Tour

  • It Doesn't Matter Two was not played during this tour.

1994 Exotic Tour

  • It Doesn't Matter Two was not played during this tour.

1997 Ultra Parties

  • It Doesn't Matter Two was not played during this tour.

1998 The Singles Tour

  • It Doesn't Matter Two was not played during this tour.

2001 Exciter Tour

It Doesn't Matter Two was played 8 times during this tour.

2003 Paper Monsters Tour (Dave Gahan solo)

  • It Doesn't Matter Two was not played during this tour.

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

  • It Doesn't Matter Two was not played during this tour.

2005-2006 Touring The Angel

It Doesn't Matter Two was played 25 times during this tour.

2009-2010 Touring The Universe

  • It Doesn't Matter Two was not played during this tour.

2013-2014 Delta Machine Tour

  • It Doesn't Matter Two was not played during this tour.