Depeche Mode - Songs of Faith and Devotion

Yay a thread for my fave band ever depeche MODE !!!!!!

I like this original promo for Shake The Disease, not as good as the later version but funny seeing Dave's clap on a boat

Recoil – Alan Wilder (Released 1992, 3 years before Alan parted company with Depeche Mode)


Recoil - Faith Healer

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More recent Recoil:

Strange Hours



Intruders



Recoil in Prague '07 Part One



Recoil - EPK 'Liquid'

Master and servant and halo

i feel you


policy of truth


barrel of a gun


never let me down


everything counts

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Can't believe I haven't seen this thread before, a big thanks to Dark Angel for starting it. I've been a big mode fan since the early stuff!

Thought I'd add the brilliant Corrupt, from their last album, which does have some iffy lyrics... but then most of DM's lyrics are fairly dubious...

Enjoy



Scoobz

I've got boxes of vinyl from their early years, all the original 7", 12", limited editions and every import I could get my hands on at the time!

They've always had a dark edge to them, more so so on many of the album tracks rather then the early singles, but I think Music For The Masses and the lead single from that album, Never Let Me Down Again, was the real turning point to where they are now.

Enjoy The Silence (Original Promo video 1990)


Somebody Live 2010 soundcheck, Royal Albert Hall, featuring Alan Wilder on keys

(04-02-2010 12:44 )mancub Wrote:  I've got boxes of vinyl from their early years, all the original 7", 12", limited editions and every import I could get my hands on at the time!

They've always had a dark edge to them, more so so on many of the album tracks rather then the early singles, but I think Music For The Masses and the lead single from that album, Never Let Me Down Again, was the real turning point to where they are now.

Yeah, I got all the singles from Speak & spell up to Exciter on vinyl. Started collection DM singles around 1982, think The Meaning of Love 7" from woolworths was my first. I really liked some of the L Bong 12" remixes of certain tracks.
I agree that they've got a dark edge, A Broken Frame had some dark tracks on it, I think Black Celebration was when they embraced it and made it their style.