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He also told the May 2003 issue of D-Side magazine (translated from French):
He also told [http://www.electronicbeats.net/2013/04/03/from-the-vaults-an-interview-with-depeche-modes-martin-lee-gore/ Alerte magazine]:
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"Funnily enough, I think that 'Lost In The Stars' is the most traditional track on the album. It has not else but a piano, chords and vocals. I did not know how else to interpret it. I do not think that this track would have worked if I gave it an electronic treatment. And I definitely wanted this track on the album, it was at the top of my list."
"If I had to pick one song [in German] that I really love, it probably would be 'Lost in the Stars' by Weill. You are right and you are not [by saying that I showed the original version too much respect]. I mean, how could I have approached the song differently? The song is perfect. It was the first song of the album that I was certain to include. From day one. All the other songs I interpreted far more radically. And then again: Kurt Weill didn’t record “Lost in the Stars” in an electroacoustic version. But his music and his chord progressions are so unique that leaving out a single note would create a gap."
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Revision as of 20:27, 25 March 2017

Notes

Martin Gore told gaesteliste.de (translated from German):

"The only song [on 'Counterfeit²'] that does justice to the original version is the one from Kurt Weill, and only because it's so complex that I did not know in what direction to go with it without losing the core of the original. That's the real struggle: when you want to reinterpret a song that you love and respect, the spirit of the original version has to preserve, otherwise the purpose of doing so is lost."

He also told Alerte magazine:

"If I had to pick one song [in German] that I really love, it probably would be 'Lost in the Stars' by Weill. You are right and you are not [by saying that I showed the original version too much respect]. I mean, how could I have approached the song differently? The song is perfect. It was the first song of the album that I was certain to include. From day one. All the other songs I interpreted far more radically. And then again: Kurt Weill didn’t record “Lost in the Stars” in an electroacoustic version. But his music and his chord progressions are so unique that leaving out a single note would create a gap."

Dates with available recordings of Lost In The Stars

There are currently 14 recordings of Lost In The Stars available.

Dates where Lost In The Stars was played

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

Lost In The Stars was played 8 times during this tour.