Live In Berlin - Soundtrack | Depeche Mode | Album | 2014 | Studio-Alben: 2017: Spirit Columbia 2013: Delta Machine Columbia 2009: Sounds Of The Universe Mute 2005: Playing The Angel Mute 2001: Exciter Mute 1997: Ultra Mute 1993: Songs Of Faith And Devotion Mute 1990: Violator Mute 1987: Music For The Masses Mute 1986: Black Celebration Mute 1984: Some Great Reward Mute 1983: Construction Time Again Mute 1982: A Broken Frame Mute 1981: Speak And Spell Mute Greatest Hits-Alben/Compilations: 2006: The Best Of - Volume 1 Mute 1998: The Singles 86 > 98 Mute 1985: The Singles 81 > 85 Mute Live-Alben: 2020: Live Spirits (Soundtrack) Columbia 2014: Live In Berlin - Soundtrack Columbia 2010: Tour Of The Universe: Barcelona 20./21.11.09 Mute 1993: Songs Of Faith And Devotion - Live Mute 1989: 101 Mute Remix-Alben / Releases von älterem Material: 2011: Remixes 2: 81 - 11 MuteĪlle Preisangaben ohne Gewähr, Stand: n.n. Goth without ever being stupidly hammy, synth without sounding like the clinical stereotype of synth music, rock without ever sounding like a "rock" band, Depeche here reach astounding heights indeed.Interpret: Depeche Mode Album-Titel: Live In Berlin - Soundtrack Tracks: 21 Label: Columbia Vertrieb: Sony Erstveröffentlichung: ġ. "Clean" wraps up Violator on an eerie note, all ominous bass notes and odd atmospherics carrying the song. To top it all off, the album itself scored on song after song, from the shuffling beat of "Sweetest Perfection" (well sung by Gore) and the ethereal "Waiting for the Night" to the guilt-ridden-and-loving-it "Halo" building into a string-swept pounder. It pleases, hypnotizes and surprises with perfectly clear sound ennobling each of these 13 splendid tracks without exception.
Follow-up single "Policy of Truth" did just fine as well, a low-key Motown funk number for the modern day with a sharp love/hate lyric to boot. Depeche Mode returns with its twelfth studio creation Sounds Of The Universe. Then "Enjoy the Silence," a nothing-else-remains-but-us ballad pumped up into a huge, dramatic romance/dance number, commanding in its mock orchestral/choir scope. First was "Personal Jesus," at once perversely simplistic, with a stiff, arcane funk/hip-hop beat and basic blues guitar chords, and tremendous, thanks to sharp production touches and David Gahan's echoed, snaky vocals. This sung by a man throwing himself about the stage in a desperate attempt to reach the audience in front of him, while the man who wrote it sings harmonies from behind his keyboard. The opening two singles from the album, however, signaled something was up. Like many of Depeche Mode’s most affecting songs, there’s a distance, and a loneliness and despairing of communication, of being heard, of hearing.
Yet the idea that this record would both dominate worldwide charts, while song for song being simply the best, most consistent effort yet from the band could only have been the wildest fantasy before its release. It was released with ' Home ' as a double A-side in the US due to 'Useless. ' Useless ' is Depeche Mode 's thirty-fourth UK single, released on 20 October 1997, and the fourth and final single for the album Ultra. For other songs with the same title, see Useless (disambiguation).
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Perhaps an odd word to use given that Violator continued in the general vein of the previous two studio efforts by Depeche Mode: Martin Gore's upfront lyrical emotional extremism and knack for a catchy hook filtered through Alan Wilder's ear for perfect arrangements, ably assisted by top English producer Flood. TODAY IN HISTORY DEPECHE MODE SOLO PROJECTS OF GROUP MEMBERS. Depeche Mode Live In Berlin CD2 (2014 Full Album). Useless (song) This article is about the Depeche Mode song.
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