Yes, please do, but Song and Video are not that great as all the hardcore fans say, in my opinion. Not near the quality of those old 80ties classics, but nice, that they go on after all. Cheers, J
I'm sorry to those who prefer it but I think the single mix is a travesty - I feel bad for Alan and Flood who sweated blood to get the original down and perfect and then that went out.... I don't get the point, it doesn't represent the sound of the album. At least Dave was happy with it 😆
In Your Room video is like that because Anton Corbijn tought at the time that "In Your Room" was going to be their last single ever, so he paid tribute to the videos he previosly directed
The third song you listened to is from their first album, during which time Vince Clarke was the primary composer. He left the band to form Yaz and Erasure, and if you like that tinkly synth style, then you should try those bands out. Depeche Mode's style changed drastically as Martin Gore became the primary composer.
Depeche songs during the 80s were so rich and layered. So atmospheric and multi-dimensional. The instruments. The vocals. Beyond Exceptional. They tapped into a more soulful and emotional musical landscape than the majority of the synth bands of the 80s produced. There was a decadence to their songs - a dark intelligence to their lyrics - that no other band of their era could touch. I had the amazing fortune of getting to hang out with these guys several times back during their Route 66 days. They were really fun - very nice and down to earth. I have fond memories of attending their Route 66 movie, having a great chat with Dave at the after party, attending their concert at Dodger Stadium and going out clubbing for drinks. It was a kick getting to spend a bit of time with them. So glad you are listening to these songs and giving them the attention and credit they deserve. Love Depeche now and forever. 😍
Blasphemous Rumours came out in 1984, Shake The Disease in 1985, Just Can't Get Enough in 1981 & In Your Room in 1994. In Your Room was their final single with Alan Wilder (in meanwhile JUST CAN'T GET ENOUGH was their 3rd single & the final one with Vince Clarke)
You nailed the eras! Blasphemous Rumours is from the same album as People Are People, and Shake The Disease was released to help promote their first Singles compilation album released a year after Blasphemous Rumours, in 1985. In Your Room is from the same album as Condemnation and as others have said it was the single version you listened to which is not as dark or heavy as the album version. That video harks back to precious videos with “appearances” by people mimicking characters from those videos.
"Hi Dave." Lol that was so cute. Gotta love our beautiful Dave. And totally know what you mean about Martin as the king of the background vocal; it affects me the same way. Those '80s songs have a special place in my heart but In Your Room is just O.M.G. To this day I can listen to it on repeat. The album that it comes from, Songs of Faith and Devotion, is a freakin masterpiece. 😍😍😍
Thank you for more DM Bryson. Blasphemous Rumours and Shake the Disease are GREAT DM tracks. Just Can't Get Enough is a bit more frivolous and boy-band-y, but it's one of their earliest songs. Vince Clarke wrote this song (who went on to Erasure) and he loved the bouncy disco-y stuff, which is why it's much different from other DM songs. Love your DM reactions!!! Blasphemous Rumours was at the height of their experimentation with industrial sounds, and it fit in with one of Martin's favorite themes of religion.
Just want to say that I binge watched your entire Depeche Mode playlist. You are doing a great job. I'll be checking some of the other playlists. Some requests. Ghosts Again, Suffer Well, It's No Good, John the Revelator, Heaven, Dream On, Halo, A Question of Lust.
“I Just Can’t Get Enough” was their first hit off their first album, so it’s like baby Depeche Mode. Their outfits, hair, the sound, is very different from what they eventually ended up being. Still, there are some really cute early Depeche Mode songs and videos.
In Your Room that you listened to is the Zephyr Mix, you should listen to the album version which is different and you should also react to the new song Ghosts Again but again good choices today
Sweet! Can't wait to watch...Don't know if it is just a coincidence, but Depeche released their first new single in 6 years today! Thanks for this episode :)
Great day DM wise... Their new single out (love it), and a PMD DM day! -what a selection! I couldn't wait to see your expression as each song got started and it didn't disappoint -people are people and blasphemous rumours were on the same album so you were dead on -in your room's video was created by Anton Corbijn as a montage of some of the videos he'd done for the band because he thought Dave would be dead soon (and he was almost right) -Each of these are huge DM classics in very different ways. Shake the disease and in your room are in my top 5 -I enjoyed this SO much.
Excellent choice Pancake, as ever.. I don't know any band that has developed so continuously over the years as Depeche Mode. You love Martins voice ? Try "The things you said", "Somebody" or the live version of "But not tonight".
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Depeche Mode "Some Great Regards" tour was my first concert in 1984. 💜💜💜
In your room is a very intimate and sexy song, don’t let the dark musical undertones fool you. Let the lyrics take you. Shake the Disease is honestly one of my favorites as well. But Somebody is my all time favorite.
The In Your Room video reprises many of Dave’s characters in past videos. It’s an interesting montage depicted by director Anton Corbijn, and coupled with the meaning of the lyrics, many of us wondered at the time if it was an omen of Dave’s impending complete self-destruction. Thankfully he chose healing rather than succeeding in suicide. Otherwise, IYR would have been our final official memory of him, an eerie, desperate retrospective of his career.
In my opinion the album version of In Your Room is so much better than the single version (Zephyr Mix). It's like two completely different songs. Unfortunately the video features the Zephyr Mix.
Please don’t crucify me, forgive me, fairly new fan, but that is the only song I have found of DM that I don’t like! Seems so pop compared to others I love. But I do enjoy the live version, as the audience is so, so into it, and that makes me like it a bit….
"Blasphemous Rumors" and "Shake the Disease" were released only a year apart, "Blasphemous" being a single off their 1984 album "Some Great Reward", and " Shake" coming from their 1985 compilation album, "Catching Up with Depeche Mode". Though Andy Fletcher was a ginger for most of his life, he wore the bleach-blonde look really well in this video. "Just Can't Get Enough" was either their first or second single ever, from 1981's "Speak and Spell" album. Vince Clarke did look different in that video with the longer hair and the scruffy face. Andy was serving a leather bar look with that hat lol. "In Your Room" is one of my favorites, with its great guitar work and beat. Watching that one after three of their early 80s songs really shows the musical progression the band had made going into the mid-90s.
Great selection, great comments and reactions. - Blasphemous Rumours was the 3rd and last single from their 4th album Some Great Reward released in 1984 (and even though I am a Christian, I love this song which makes you think about life, religion, the unfairness of sudden deaths etc.) :) - Shake The Disease released in 1985 right after Blasphemous Rumours was the 1st single taken from their best-of compilation The Singles 81-85, - Just Can't Get Enough released in 1981 is their 3rd single taken from the 1st album Speak And Spell (first and last music video with Vince Clarke who leaves to do bands like Yaz(oo) and Erasure) and - In Your Room was released in 1994 (after Condemnation) it was the 4th and final single taken from their rock-grunge album Songs Of Faith And Devotion (last music video with Alan Wilder). The light bulb present in the music video was also on the cover sleeve of the single (always great covers and music videos made by Anton Corbijn for DM). I love all these songs and music videos but In Your Room's album version is better (more atmospheric, reflective and moody) than the music video's and single version called the Zephyr Mix (which incorporates more rough guitars).
Glad to see a young man getting into dm. Been my favorite band since I can remember - around age 8. I’m 46 now. Their music is amazing. Under dogs in a way. With some of the best masterpieces of music in earths history! Keep it going!
Bryson, I love the effort you put into actually knowing the names of the band members... most DM fans don't even know who Vince Clarke is and his role in early DM (1980-1981) before leaving and being replaced by Alan Wilder (1982-1995).
Hello again from Germany. Was it a coincidence that you brought your video today..the boys' new single is out. and your video. great again... always looking forward to material from you....greetings from cold germany 😀😀😀
The music video for In Your Room had lots of references to other Depeche mode videos. Like Enjoy the Silence, Strangelove, Personal Jesus, I Feel You, Walking in My Shoes, and Halo. I definitely recommend you reacting to Halo next!
Yes, DM were at their lowest point, the end of the SOFAD project and in the middle of a lengthy tour... Martin had an alcohol-induced seizure around this time during a band meeting, Fletch left the tour in the coming months for treatment of a nervous breakdown, Dave was in the depth of his heroin addiction and not communicating with his bandmates... Alan plotted his escape. Director Anton Corbijn felt sure this was the last of DM, so he felt nostalgic and included many references to their shared past in this video.
Anton Corbijn thought Dave was going to die because of his deep addiction to drugs, dave was totally out of control with the heroin and cocaine. Anton was convinced song of faith and devotion was going to be their last album, that’s why in your room has many references of their big hits. Luckily Dave made it out and he’s still with us!
Bryson, did you time this video to coincide with the realease of their new song, Ghosts Again? 😊 Anyway, these four tunes are all incredible, but Shake the Disease is my all time favourite DM song. It has such an eerie, intricate melody.
Bryson, thank you for taking yet another trip into the world of Depeche Mode, sincerely injecting a splash of multi-colored joy into my dreary dark-grey, windy rainy Friday! Although, to be honest, I love me some cool, drizzly low cloudy grey skies pushing lazily across my daily routine. At any rate, completely love your video, and definitely you have a gift at estimating Depeche Mode's career era! I would have to agree, Depeche Mode's tracks "Shake the Disease" and "In Your Room" is undoubtedly my two favourites regarding these four song selections. I would place *In Your Room* at number one over "Shake the Disease" - there is a special meaning to In Your Room that goes deep and illustrates an experience with another person that is so unique, it is a remarkable length of time which I would never regret. I know that is generic and somehow esoteric, but there it is. Depeche Mode's "Blasphemous Rumours" is an exceptional song, a very talented, creative greatness given an eternal home, and so deserving. Now, as for Depeche Mode's "Just Can't Get Enough" very cute, propelled Depeche Mode into a mainstream of sorts... errr not one of my favourites, however, when they bring this track out for a surprise live performance at a concert, it does not matter! We all cannot seem to get enough, and it is nostalgic & gloriously pure *fun!* Thank you again, Bryson, my friend - cannot wait to properly respond to another one of your brilliant videos. 😉
@@PancakeMarshmallowDude So always very welcome! You possess a magnificent personality, an understated and intelligent sense of humour which seems to consistently hit its target, and you clearly demonstrate effort & purpose in your videos while maintaining such a contagious positive attitude; sincere to your core. Oh my, so sorry - I did not intend to render another book-length adulation pertaining to you lol... it just kind of happens! However, I will get to my point - the fact you find joy in my commentary concerning you as a person, Bryson, and furthermore taking into consideration your amazing video uploads - well that is just truly great to know. Anyways, hope I am not too much of a verbose bother - it is due to the fact writing, and written communicating in general, is a vital aspect of my vocational life. Have terrific weekend, my friend!
Fantastic choices, Just can't get enough video always makes me smile too and if you think that's all over the place their first single 'New Life' is the same.
I kind of forget that 'Shake The Disease' isn't a Martin lead track until I hear it again. Lyrically, it feels like a sister song to 'A Question of Lust.'
Man, i love your DM reactions! You're a kind i'd love be a friend! Some suggestions: -Ghost Again: new video! Everyone is speaking about! -Hole to Feed: considered one of the most controversal videos! The comments session is even blocked! -Martyr: It's a single wich video is a montage with lots of old videos, it's very interesting! -Cover Me: a incredible video from Spirit! Greetings from Brazil!
In your room is one of my favorite Depeche songs, but it has to be the album version. The video version is very different and doesn't have the depth or the bells that the album version does. Do yourself a favor and give the album version a listen. You'll be surprised at how different it is 😍
I think Blasphemous Rmours is my top DM song. Because religion didn't work for me and I'm one of those who, if I don't find sad songs and dark comedy, I start to think I'm crazy🤯 So dark music and comedy can be therapeutic🕊🧠
This is why Depeche Mode will always be my favourite band. The way they have evolved over the years is epic. Such a journey. I did think 'In Your Room' would be their last video at the time. The way Dave looks and the fact the band were fragmenting with drug, drink and stress issues plus Alan was soon to leave. I thought it was the end. But it sure wasnt!!!! 😊
Greetings from Sweden! It is so nice to see you discover all the gold from Depeche Modes carrier. I think the album version of "In Your Room" is so much better than the video/single-version. Have a nice day!
The album version of In Your Room is much better as well as a truer representation of DM at the time. I think the single was trying to be like popular rock bands at the time...
I just can't get enough was on the first album which included Vince Clarke. They wanted to go darker in there second album and Vince Clarke left. He is the Synths behind Yaz and later Erasure which stayed more bubble gum.
I remember for one of theyr anniversary celebrations,there was an interview where the reporter was very good,and somewhat leaded them into the route of "looking back,is there anything you regret" and "has it been an easy road for depeche mode,or has there been plenty of obstacles". I especially loved this part of theyr answer where they remembered getting alot of feedback along the way: "you guys should change your sound,maybe if you changed your style of music and imag you would become more popular". (And now look where they are,having a massive fanbase across the world!) Just in general alot of telling them what to play,and what image to have etc. They said "we have always went our own way,and all theese people trying to mock us or work against us for whatever reason,just made a non existent "f you" mentality in us actually come alive and grow even stronger over the years. I know from hearing other bands or solo artists come clean,how dirty and rough the music industry has felt,and how easily it is to just give in to "attractive" offers,and then end up regreting it for the rest of your career. Because other people basically owns you and controls you and your rightful content,making you feel helpless in the process. So i can defintly imagine how buisness men/women in the industry tries to tell the actual musicians what music will make or break them,and that some go to extremes just to profit off of blue eyed,young musicians. I do not support it one bit,and i feel for any musician that has been through that bit. Besides,different taste in music out there. I would rather hear unique music developed by really talented musicians,then to only hear "fabricated music" that are on the charts today. Im not saying i dislike every "fabricated" song out there,some of it is catchy as no tomorrow,and quite enjoyable. But it gets very repetetive quickly,i need some variety. And thats why there are bands like Depeche Mode! Depeche Mode is all about daring to sound different,daring to look different,daring to play different,basically BE yourself no matter what other people tell you to do,say,be like etc. But the guys is also just full of positivity and love,whenever you see them live you will see this right away. Crowd interactions that makes Dave bloom into a giant smile,hes also one helluva dancer. I dont know of too many front men or front women of bands that actually possesses sick dance moves,but Dave is certainly one of them. Theyr live sound also matches the studio recordings,wich is a rare quality for bands. 16:28 I expected you to stop the video here and say: Hes my personal Jesus *sigh* 😆Get it? Matches the jesus pose and looks identical to most drawings,sculptures of Jesus. And of course a Depeche Mode song pun most importantly🙃Byyyyye!
Yes the last two for me i think i might have to take that as my theme song just cant get enough lol. and yes your right the leather did help make the video visually appealing.
Ok Bryson. We have a second single dropped from Momento Mori. I know you don’t take requests by comments. I just couldn’t resist not telling you. Have a great day.🎉
I think I’m one of the few that prefers the single mix of In Your Room. Love both, actually, and like the mix of the two they’ve performed on some tours. And yes, Bryson, you’re right. Shake the Disease was the band’s next single after Blasphemous Rumours, so they came from the same period.
Shake the Disease just ticks all the boxes. It's interesting to put Just Can't Get Enough up against In Your Room - they couldn't be more different. The former is about as pop as it gets. The latter is very dark and desperate and gothy. The album version of In Your Room is superior in my opinion. The variety DM gives you though is pretty incredible. Thanks for your reaction!
The original version of "In Your Room" is much better. It starts cold and builds slowly to crescendo with an EPIC ending. Check it out. Especially the live version from their Devotional Tour.
Awesome epic amazing videos from d mode fantastic there new track is released today on the 9th February 2023 called ghosts again totally awesome amazing band 👌👌
In Your Room is one of my favorite DM songs, but I don't like the version in the video, the album version is far superior. I hope to hear it live on this tour. 3 more weeks! 😆
This is strange version of In Your Room. I love the album version ruclips.net/video/p_6GYfSea5Y/видео.html And this version they use on their concerts. At least I´ve heard and saw this one. This one is darker and more hunting.
Don’t you sometimes ever think that God must have some kind of weird sense of humor when weird/bad things happen? Or my Mom always said it’s the Devil….
I’m sorry, don’t want to offend any religious beliefs, I don’t know what I believe in but there has to be someone/something divine to allow such beauty as well, and music like this.
"Ghosts Again" is out right now, their new single of the upcoming album. The new song is amazing! I'm in tears right now... I miss Andrew...
Yes, pleas react to this.
Yes, please do, but Song and Video are not that great as all the hardcore fans say, in my opinion. Not near the quality of those old 80ties classics, but nice, that they go on after all. Cheers, J
Quite the varied selection you have today! the album version of 'In Your Room' is outstanding
In my opinion, the album version is much better than the single edit
@@depechemoderemastered20pl waaaaay better, so atmospheric...that's taken out of the remix
Agreed. Also, in your room from the devotional tour is amazing!
Agree, the album version is the true version of the song. It's a brilliant piece of art
I'm sorry to those who prefer it but I think the single mix is a travesty - I feel bad for Alan and Flood who sweated blood to get the original down and perfect and then that went out.... I don't get the point, it doesn't represent the sound of the album. At least Dave was happy with it 😆
In Your Room video is like that because Anton Corbijn tought at the time that "In Your Room" was going to be their last single ever, so he paid tribute to the videos he previosly directed
The third song you listened to is from their first album, during which time Vince Clarke was the primary composer. He left the band to form Yaz and Erasure, and if you like that tinkly synth style, then you should try those bands out. Depeche Mode's style changed drastically as Martin Gore became the primary composer.
Depeche songs during the 80s were so rich and layered. So atmospheric and multi-dimensional. The instruments. The vocals. Beyond Exceptional. They tapped into a more soulful and emotional musical landscape than the majority of the synth bands of the 80s produced. There was a decadence to their songs - a dark intelligence to their lyrics - that no other band of their era could touch. I had the amazing fortune of getting to hang out with these guys several times back during their Route 66 days. They were really fun - very nice and down to earth. I have fond memories of attending their Route 66 movie, having a great chat with Dave at the after party, attending their concert at Dodger Stadium and going out clubbing for drinks. It was a kick getting to spend a bit of time with them. So glad you are listening to these songs and giving them the attention and credit they deserve. Love Depeche now and forever. 😍
I love you so so much for bringing these amazing songs back into the public awareness. I have loved DM since 1983.
Blasphemous Rumours came out in 1984, Shake The Disease in 1985, Just Can't Get Enough in 1981 & In Your Room in 1994. In Your Room was their final single with Alan Wilder (in meanwhile JUST CAN'T GET ENOUGH was their 3rd single & the final one with Vince Clarke)
Always makes my heart smile to see/hear people's reactions to Depeche Mode's songs ❤️
You nailed the eras! Blasphemous Rumours is from the same album as People Are People, and Shake The Disease was released to help promote their first Singles compilation album released a year after Blasphemous Rumours, in 1985. In Your Room is from the same album as Condemnation and as others have said it was the single version you listened to which is not as dark or heavy as the album version. That video harks back to precious videos with “appearances” by people mimicking characters from those videos.
LOL. Your expressions while watching "Just Can't Get Enough." Effin' priceless!
"Hi Dave." Lol that was so cute. Gotta love our beautiful Dave. And totally know what you mean about Martin as the king of the background vocal; it affects me the same way. Those '80s songs have a special place in my heart but In Your Room is just O.M.G. To this day I can listen to it on repeat. The album that it comes from, Songs of Faith and Devotion, is a freakin masterpiece. 😍😍😍
Thank you for more DM Bryson. Blasphemous Rumours and Shake the Disease are GREAT DM tracks. Just Can't Get Enough is a bit more frivolous and boy-band-y, but it's one of their earliest songs. Vince Clarke wrote this song (who went on to Erasure) and he loved the bouncy disco-y stuff, which is why it's much different from other DM songs. Love your DM reactions!!!
Blasphemous Rumours was at the height of their experimentation with industrial sounds, and it fit in with one of Martin's favorite themes of religion.
Just want to say that I binge watched your entire Depeche Mode playlist. You are doing a great job. I'll be checking some of the other playlists. Some requests. Ghosts Again, Suffer Well, It's No Good, John the Revelator, Heaven, Dream On, Halo, A Question of Lust.
Thank you!!
“I Just Can’t Get Enough” was their first hit off their first album, so it’s like baby Depeche Mode. Their outfits, hair, the sound, is very different from what they eventually ended up being. Still, there are some really cute early Depeche Mode songs and videos.
In Your Room that you listened to is the Zephyr Mix, you should listen to the album version which is different and you should also react to the new song Ghosts Again but again good choices today
In your room is actually a very dope track. For me I like the album version best.
Sweet! Can't wait to watch...Don't know if it is just a coincidence, but Depeche released their first new single in 6 years today! Thanks for this episode :)
Thanks for watching! 😊
Great day DM wise... Their new single out (love it), and a PMD DM day!
-what a selection! I couldn't wait to see your expression as each song got started and it didn't disappoint
-people are people and blasphemous rumours were on the same album so you were dead on
-in your room's video was created by Anton Corbijn as a montage of some of the videos he'd done for the band because he thought Dave would be dead soon (and he was almost right)
-Each of these are huge DM classics in very different ways. Shake the disease and in your room are in my top 5
-I enjoyed this SO much.
Excellent choice Pancake, as ever..
I don't know any band that has developed so continuously over the years as Depeche Mode.
You love Martins voice ?
Try "The things you said", "Somebody" or the live version of "But not tonight".
Depeche Mode "Some Great Regards" tour was my first concert in 1984. 💜💜💜
In your room is a very intimate and sexy song, don’t let the dark musical undertones fool you. Let the lyrics take you.
Shake the Disease is honestly one of my favorites as well. But Somebody is my all time favorite.
You spoil us and yes, please take a look at the new single ‘Ghosts Again’. Fab reaction. RIP Fletch. Still miss you.
The In Your Room video reprises many of Dave’s characters in past videos. It’s an interesting montage depicted by director Anton Corbijn, and coupled with the meaning of the lyrics, many of us wondered at the time if it was an omen of Dave’s impending complete self-destruction. Thankfully he chose healing rather than succeeding in suicide. Otherwise, IYR would have been our final official memory of him, an eerie, desperate retrospective of his career.
In my opinion the album version of In Your Room is so much better than the single version (Zephyr Mix). It's like two completely different songs. Unfortunately the video features the Zephyr Mix.
Totally agree!
Love "Just Can't Get Enough". It was the first song I heard from the band back in 1981.
Yeah, that’s Vince Clark’s song 😊
@@lilaelsi5766 Yes.
Please don’t crucify me, forgive me, fairly new fan, but that is the only song I have found of DM that I don’t like! Seems so pop compared to others I love. But I do enjoy the live version, as the audience is so, so into it, and that makes me like it a bit….
"Blasphemous Rumors" and "Shake the Disease" were released only a year apart, "Blasphemous" being a single off their 1984 album "Some Great Reward", and " Shake" coming from their 1985 compilation album, "Catching Up with Depeche Mode". Though Andy Fletcher was a ginger for most of his life, he wore the bleach-blonde look really well in this video. "Just Can't Get Enough" was either their first or second single ever, from 1981's "Speak and Spell" album. Vince Clarke did look different in that video with the longer hair and the scruffy face. Andy was serving a leather bar look with that hat lol. "In Your Room" is one of my favorites, with its great guitar work and beat. Watching that one after three of their early 80s songs really shows the musical progression the band had made going into the mid-90s.
Great selection, great comments and reactions.
- Blasphemous Rumours was the 3rd and last single from their 4th album Some Great Reward released in 1984 (and even though I am a Christian, I love this song which makes you think about life, religion, the unfairness of sudden deaths etc.) :)
- Shake The Disease released in 1985 right after Blasphemous Rumours was the 1st single taken from their best-of compilation The Singles 81-85,
- Just Can't Get Enough released in 1981 is their 3rd single taken from the 1st album Speak And Spell (first and last music video with Vince Clarke who leaves to do bands like Yaz(oo) and Erasure) and
- In Your Room was released in 1994 (after Condemnation) it was the 4th and final single taken from their rock-grunge album Songs Of Faith And Devotion (last music video with Alan Wilder). The light bulb present in the music video was also on the cover sleeve of the single (always great covers and music videos made by Anton Corbijn for DM).
I love all these songs and music videos but In Your Room's album version is better (more atmospheric, reflective and moody) than the music video's and single version called the Zephyr Mix (which incorporates more rough guitars).
Thank you so much for the info!!
Glad to see a young man getting into dm. Been my favorite band since I can remember - around age 8. I’m 46 now. Their music is amazing. Under dogs in a way. With some of the best masterpieces of music in earths history! Keep it going!
Bryson, I love the effort you put into actually knowing the names of the band members... most DM fans don't even know who Vince Clarke is and his role in early DM (1980-1981) before leaving and being replaced by Alan Wilder (1982-1995).
Thank you!
Hello again from Germany. Was it a coincidence that you brought your video today..the boys' new single is out. and your video. great again... always looking forward to material from you....greetings from cold germany 😀😀😀
And what a cracking new song it is …
Hello! 😊
From Just Can't Get Enough to In Your Room is quite the jump on so many levels. I hope you review the video for Ghosts Again.
The music video for In Your Room had lots of references to other Depeche mode videos. Like Enjoy the Silence, Strangelove, Personal Jesus, I Feel You, Walking in My Shoes, and Halo. I definitely recommend you reacting to Halo next!
Yes, DM were at their lowest point, the end of the SOFAD project and in the middle of a lengthy tour... Martin had an alcohol-induced seizure around this time during a band meeting, Fletch left the tour in the coming months for treatment of a nervous breakdown, Dave was in the depth of his heroin addiction and not communicating with his bandmates... Alan plotted his escape. Director Anton Corbijn felt sure this was the last of DM, so he felt nostalgic and included many references to their shared past in this video.
Anton Corbijn thought Dave was going to die because of his deep addiction to drugs, dave was totally out of control with the heroin and cocaine. Anton was convinced song of faith and devotion was going to be their last album, that’s why in your room has many references of their big hits. Luckily Dave made it out and he’s still with us!
Wonderfull choices, and very fitting that they released a new single :D
Down the Depeche rabbit hole you go ….
Bryson, did you time this video to coincide with the realease of their new song, Ghosts Again? 😊 Anyway, these four tunes are all incredible, but Shake the Disease is my all time favourite DM song. It has such an eerie, intricate melody.
Just a coincidence, but I can’t wait to give Ghosts Again a listen! 😊
@@PancakeMarshmallowDude You're gonna love it
Bryson, thank you for taking yet another trip into the world of Depeche Mode, sincerely injecting a splash of multi-colored joy into my dreary dark-grey, windy rainy Friday! Although, to be honest, I love me some cool, drizzly low cloudy grey skies pushing lazily across my daily routine. At any rate, completely love your video, and definitely you have a gift at estimating Depeche Mode's career era! I would have to agree, Depeche Mode's tracks "Shake the Disease" and "In Your Room" is undoubtedly my two favourites regarding these four song selections. I would place *In Your Room* at number one over "Shake the Disease" - there is a special meaning to In Your Room that goes deep and illustrates an experience with another person that is so unique, it is a remarkable length of time which I would never regret. I know that is generic and somehow esoteric, but there it is. Depeche Mode's "Blasphemous Rumours" is an exceptional song, a very talented, creative greatness given an eternal home, and so deserving. Now, as for Depeche Mode's "Just Can't Get Enough" very cute, propelled Depeche Mode into a mainstream of sorts... errr not one of my favourites, however, when they bring this track out for a surprise live performance at a concert, it does not matter! We all cannot seem to get enough, and it is nostalgic & gloriously pure *fun!*
Thank you again, Bryson, my friend - cannot wait to properly respond to another one of your brilliant videos. 😉
Thank you so much!! It's always a joy to read your comments. 😊
@@PancakeMarshmallowDude So always very welcome! You possess a magnificent personality, an understated and intelligent sense of humour which seems to consistently hit its target, and you clearly demonstrate effort & purpose in your videos while maintaining such a contagious positive attitude; sincere to your core.
Oh my, so sorry - I did not intend to render another book-length adulation pertaining to you lol... it just kind of happens! However, I will get to my point - the fact you find joy in my commentary concerning you as a person, Bryson, and furthermore taking into consideration your amazing video uploads - well that is just truly great to know.
Anyways, hope I am not too much of a verbose bother - it is due to the fact writing, and written communicating in general, is a vital aspect of my vocational life.
Have terrific weekend, my friend!
Damn you jumped straight to the 90s at 16 min. Dave’s addiction period. I always assumed this song was about heroin. Great song!
Video has their 80s music video flashbacks.
Fantastic choices, Just can't get enough video always makes me smile too and if you think that's all over the place their first single 'New Life' is the same.
First single was "Dreaming of Me", second single was "New Life". No music videos were recorded for those singles, unfortunately!
Third track - their third single and first hit, I believe. Hence the sudden generation gear change.
You should see In Your Room live version from Devotional Tour. It's mind blowing.
They are back ! Please react to "Ghosts again" !
I kind of forget that 'Shake The Disease' isn't a Martin lead track until I hear it again. Lyrically, it feels like a sister song to 'A Question of Lust.'
Man, i love your DM reactions! You're a kind i'd love be a friend! Some suggestions:
-Ghost Again: new video! Everyone is speaking about!
-Hole to Feed: considered one of the most controversal videos! The comments session is even blocked!
-Martyr: It's a single wich video is a montage with lots of old videos, it's very interesting!
-Cover Me: a incredible video from Spirit!
Greetings from Brazil!
Just can't get enuf snaps like a rubber band!
Anton Corbin. Great visuals.
You should listen to the studio version of "in your room", that is one of the darkest songs the have ever made, it gives so many chills its crazy
Blasphemous Rumours si SO GOOD zomfg
I recommend you to listen to album version of In Your Room. It's million times better than the music video one
Just can't get enough sounds different Because Vince Clarke was in the band, He left the form yazoo and then erasure
In your room is one of my favorite Depeche songs, but it has to be the album version. The video version is very different and doesn't have the depth or the bells that the album version does. Do yourself a favor and give the album version a listen. You'll be surprised at how different it is 😍
I think Blasphemous Rmours is my top DM song. Because religion didn't work for me and I'm one of those who, if I don't find sad songs and dark comedy, I start to think I'm crazy🤯 So dark music and comedy can be therapeutic🕊🧠
This is why Depeche Mode will always be my favourite band. The way they have evolved over the years is epic. Such a journey. I did think 'In Your Room' would be their last video at the time. The way Dave looks and the fact the band were fragmenting with drug, drink and stress issues plus Alan was soon to leave. I thought it was the end. But it sure wasnt!!!! 😊
Your facial reactions to DM are Priceless.
Very intense and moody song while delivering an uptempo beat!!!!
Greetings from Sweden! It is so nice to see you discover all the gold from Depeche Modes carrier. I think the album version of "In Your Room" is so much better than the video/single-version. Have a nice day!
Hello! Thank you so much for watching. 😊
The album version of In Your Room is much better as well as a truer representation of DM at the time. I think the single was trying to be like popular rock bands at the time...
Looking forward to hearing your take on the new single "Ghosts Again"! New album coming out in a few weeks too!
I just can't get enough was on the first album which included Vince Clarke. They wanted to go darker in there second album and Vince Clarke left. He is the Synths behind Yaz and later Erasure which stayed more bubble gum.
Shake the disease was the song that made me fell in love of DM. I couldn’t get tired to watch the video ❤
love your despeche mode reactions. more please!
You should definitely react to Ghosts again video released just today. It is wonderful
You're not wrong. Blasphemous rumours 84, shake the disease 85
Have you ever reacted to “it’s no good”? It’s sublime and my preferred!
I remember for one of theyr anniversary celebrations,there was an interview where the reporter was very good,and somewhat leaded them into the route of "looking back,is there anything you regret" and "has it been an easy road for depeche mode,or has there been plenty of obstacles". I especially loved this part of theyr answer where they remembered getting alot of feedback along the way: "you guys should change your sound,maybe if you changed your style of music and imag you would become more popular". (And now look where they are,having a massive fanbase across the world!) Just in general alot of telling them what to play,and what image to have etc. They said "we have always went our own way,and all theese people trying to mock us or work against us for whatever reason,just made a non existent "f you" mentality in us actually come alive and grow even stronger over the years. I know from hearing other bands or solo artists come clean,how dirty and rough the music industry has felt,and how easily it is to just give in to "attractive" offers,and then end up regreting it for the rest of your career. Because other people basically owns you and controls you and your rightful content,making you feel helpless in the process. So i can defintly imagine how buisness men/women in the industry tries to tell the actual musicians what music will make or break them,and that some go to extremes just to profit off of blue eyed,young musicians. I do not support it one bit,and i feel for any musician that has been through that bit. Besides,different taste in music out there. I would rather hear unique music developed by really talented musicians,then to only hear "fabricated music" that are on the charts today. Im not saying i dislike every "fabricated" song out there,some of it is catchy as no tomorrow,and quite enjoyable. But it gets very repetetive quickly,i need some variety. And thats why there are bands like Depeche Mode!
Depeche Mode is all about daring to sound different,daring to look different,daring to play different,basically BE yourself no matter what other people tell you to do,say,be like etc.
But the guys is also just full of positivity and love,whenever you see them live you will see this right away. Crowd interactions that makes Dave bloom into a giant smile,hes also one helluva dancer. I dont know of too many front men or front women of bands that actually possesses sick dance moves,but Dave is certainly one of them. Theyr live sound also matches the studio recordings,wich is a rare quality for bands. 16:28 I expected you to stop the video here and say: Hes my personal Jesus *sigh* 😆Get it? Matches the jesus pose and looks identical to most drawings,sculptures of Jesus. And of course a Depeche Mode song pun most importantly🙃Byyyyye!
Legends❤ Vince was hot as hell
That hair thing... you ain't wrong. 😂
Yes the last two for me i think i might have to take that as my theme song just cant get enough lol. and yes your right the leather did help make the video visually appealing.
Martin is my #1!
BEST BAND EVER !!; all Songs.
When did you film this? 😁 Also: The original in your room is much better than this remix
I believe it was filmed in late November 😂
Great reaction.
Thanks!
@@PancakeMarshmallowDude 👍.
In Your Room album version, is the version you should have listened.
Ok Bryson. We have a second single dropped from Momento Mori. I know you don’t take requests by comments. I just couldn’t resist not telling you. Have a great day.🎉
I think I’m one of the few that prefers the single mix of In Your Room. Love both, actually, and like the mix of the two they’ve performed on some tours.
And yes, Bryson, you’re right. Shake the Disease was the band’s next single after Blasphemous Rumours, so they came from the same period.
You just have to react to the whole 101 live álbum. Period. Some of the songs sounds even better than the álbum versión, do it.
Shake the Disease just ticks all the boxes. It's interesting to put Just Can't Get Enough up against In Your Room - they couldn't be more different. The former is about as pop as it gets. The latter is very dark and desperate and gothy. The album version of In Your Room is superior in my opinion. The variety DM gives you though is pretty incredible. Thanks for your reaction!
Thanks for watching!
So nobody is going to point out that it's February and Pancake still has his xmas decorations up??
My videos are prerecorded months in advance. 😊
@@PancakeMarshmallowDude lol I figured as much but it would have been funnier if it was middle of February and your xmas decorations where still up.🤣
The original version of "In Your Room" is much better. It starts cold and builds slowly to crescendo with an EPIC ending. Check it out. Especially the live version from their Devotional Tour.
Ghost again depeche mode
Vincent Clark ❤
Just starting your episode 5! More comments coming for sure, hope I don’t overwhelm you!
Awesome epic amazing videos from d mode fantastic there new track is released today on the 9th February 2023 called ghosts again totally awesome amazing band 👌👌
In Your Room is one of my favorite DM songs, but I don't like the version in the video, the album version is far superior. I hope to hear it live on this tour. 3 more weeks! 😆
l'ultimo video con alan wilder...sigh!!! last video with ALAN!!!!
Earthy with a little bit of darkness! Throw in some travesty and pots and pans! Get on your knees
I’m not insinuating anything, and I could care less, but Alan and Dave were both so darned hot and would have been a gorgeous couple! Beautiful men.
(God*Darkness)*Sex² = DEPECHE MODE. Greatest Equation ever:) !
Just Can't Get Enough cracks me up cos they look like teenagers and the women do not!! Especially Dave. He looks about 16 or so.. 😃
Dave technically was a teenager at that time (19)!
This is strange version of In Your Room. I love the album version ruclips.net/video/p_6GYfSea5Y/видео.html And this version they use on their concerts. At least I´ve heard and saw this one. This one is darker and more hunting.
Please react to the new depeche mode song Ghosts again🙏
(You summoned me?) S*icide attempts, disease... yup, more pop fluff from that 80s boy band Depeche Mode!
The album version of "In your Room" is much better, try to hear it.
The video version of "In your room" is completely different and not as good as the album version.
Don’t you sometimes ever think that God must have some kind of weird sense of humor when weird/bad things happen? Or my Mom always said it’s the Devil….
I’m sorry, don’t want to offend any religious beliefs, I don’t know what I believe in but there has to be someone/something divine to allow such beauty as well, and music like this.
6:36 - Shake The Disease is released in 1985 from the The Singles 81-85 album.