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{{Song infobox
|title=It Doesn't Matter Two
|screen=hd
|screenshot=Album-Black.jpg
|artist=[[Depeche Mode]]
|album=[[Black Celebration (album)|Black Celebration]]
|songwriter=[[Martin L. Gore]]
|producer=[[Depeche Mode]]<br>[[Gareth Jones]]<br>[[Daniel Miller]]
|studio=Westside<br>Genetic (London)<br>Hansa Mischraum
|label=[[Mute Records]]
|length=2:50
|tempo=109
|timesignature={{music|time|4|4}}
|key=E Minor
|engineeringassistance=Richard Sullivan<br>Peter Schmidt
|masteredby=Tim Young
|recordingby=Dave Allen
|design=Martin Atkins<br>David A. Jones<br>Mark Higenbottam
|photographyby=Brian Griffin
|photographyassistance=Stuart Graham
|additionalmixing=Kevin Paul
|masteringengineer=Tim Young
|remasteringengineer=Simon Heyworth
|assistantengineer=Richard Sullivan<br>Pete Schmidt
|additionalengineering=Kevin Paul<br>Kevin Vanbergen<br>Roger Johnson
|programmedby=[[Martin L. Gore]]
|recordingassistance=Phil Tennant
|recordingdate=November 1985 - January 1986
|releasedate=17 March 1986
|colorscheme=Celebration
}}
 
{{S|It Doesn't Matter Two}} is a song from the 1986 album <i>[[Black Celebration (album)|Black Celebration]]</i> by [[Depeche Mode]].
 
== Notes ==
 
Martin Gore said in the 1986-02-22 issue of No.1 magazine:
<blockquote>
"'It Doesn't Matter Two' is very desperate. Very very morbid."
</blockquote>
 
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>
 
{{Template:Lyrics|It Doesn't Matter Two|
As I lay here with you
 
The shame lies with us
 
We talk of love and trust
 
That doesn't matter
 
 
Though we may be the last in the world
 
We feel like pioneers
 
Telling hopes and fears
 
To one another
 
 
And oh what a feeling
 
Inside of me
 
It might last for an hour
 
Wounds aren't healing
 
Inside of me
 
Though it feels good now
 
I know it's only for now
 
 
The feeling is intense
 
You grip me with your eyes
 
And then I realise
 
It doesn't matter
|Martin L. Gore|©1986 Grabbing Hands Music Ltd/EMI Music Publishing Ltd. All rights reserved.}}
 
== Live performances ==
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[[Category:Song]]
[[Category:Depeche Mode songs]]
[[Category:Black Celebration songs]]
[[Category:Songs in E Minor]]
[[Category:Songs between 105-109 BPM]]
[[Category:Songs written by Martin L. Gore]]
 
<metadesc>"It Doesn't Matter Two" is a song from the 1986 album Black Celebration by Depeche Mode.</metadesc><nowiki/>

Latest revision as of 17:09, 25 January 2021

4. Sometimes
5. It Doesn't Matter Two
List of Black Celebration songs
6. A Question Of Time
It Doesn't Matter Two
Album-Black.jpg
Song It Doesn't Matter Two
By Depeche Mode
Songwriter Martin L. Gore
Produced by Depeche Mode
Gareth Jones
Daniel Miller
Recorded at Westside
Genetic (London)
Hansa Mischraum
Length (mm:ss) 2:50
Tempo 109 BPM
Time signature 4
4
Key E Minor
Programmed by Martin L. Gore
Engineering assistance Richard Sullivan
Peter Schmidt
Additional engineering Kevin Paul
Kevin Vanbergen
Roger Johnson
Additional mixing Kevin Paul
Mastered by Tim Young
Mastering engineer Tim Young
Remastering engineer Simon Heyworth
Recording Dave Allen
Recording assistance Phil Tennant
Photography Brian Griffin
Photography assistance Stuart Graham
Recorded November 1985 - January 1986
Originally released 17 March 1986
Live performances as Depeche Mode 107 times *
Total live performances 107 times *

"It Doesn't Matter Two" is a song from the 1986 album Black Celebration by Depeche Mode.

Notes

Martin Gore said in the 1986-02-22 issue of No.1 magazine:

"'It Doesn't Matter Two' is very desperate. Very very morbid."

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."

Lyrics


It Doesn't Matter Two

As I lay here with you

The shame lies with us

We talk of love and trust

That doesn't matter


Though we may be the last in the world

We feel like pioneers

Telling hopes and fears

To one another


And oh what a feeling

Inside of me

It might last for an hour

Wounds aren't healing

Inside of me

Though it feels good now

I know it's only for now


The feeling is intense

You grip me with your eyes

And then I realise

It doesn't matter


Songwriter: Martin L. Gore
Publishing Information: ©1986 Grabbing Hands Music Ltd/EMI Music Publishing Ltd. All rights reserved.

Live performances

Main article: Available recordings of "It Doesn't Matter Two"
Main article: List of dates where "It Doesn't Matter Two" was played