Yes !! I know !! Im glad they did.Imo to say dave is a great svocalist would be an understatement.I have always loved the band and especially dave's voice and martins too.
Dave Gahan is a LEGEND! His vocal range is insane!!!! Listen to "Halo" Live in Berlin and you will see how high he can actually get. ;-) Thanks, Beth and have a great week!
Never mind that this particular performance and most of the ones on the SOFAD tour, he was high as balls on Heroin and Coke and still knocked it out of the park every night.
Depeche Mode in their absolute prime. Not saying they aren't amazing now, but back during the "Devotional" tour they really outdid themselves in terms of awesomeness. Dave's vocal performance was off the charts here. "In your room" or "Stripped" from that very recording are other outstanding examples of his vocal power. Thanks, Beth, for treating us with this analysis.
@@mirceapintelie361 i think people have this sensatiom cause it is the most visible period of dm so is the tour with most money invested on it, but yeah he is really in bad shape,and if I am not wrong Andrew Fletcher didn't played here in Brazil in 1994 cause he was depressed.
@@mirceapintelie361 It was the tour from hell, it nearly broke the band and all had diverse problems at the time. Dave - drugs Mart - alcohol Fletch - nervous breakdown, left the tour was replaced live for Exotic tour Alan - left the band They had a couple of therapists with them who both of them left. Flood, the producer said he'd never work with the band again (I hope he does, it's not the same anymore) But it was one hell of a period, ace music, fantastic album and live productions. Very expensive screens bought on tour which made the tour a lot more expensive that it needed to. Corbjin's visual are at the peak too.
Thank you so much for reacting to Depeche Mode and Dave Gahan. I was at this concert in Portland, Oregon. I've been fortunate to see them four times in concert. They are by far and away the best live band. From Dave's amazing voice and ability to include the audience, it's extremely fantastic! This era was when he was in his worst health because of drug addiction. He's been healthy now for many years now and continues to be the best front man in the music business.
I’ve been a life-long fan of DM. This album, no matter how much I love it, is such a double-edged blade. With how Dave’s drug addiction at the time ravaged his body, health and spirit. I’m so grateful he was able to crawl his way out of it and has been sober ever since. Their music is pure magic 🙏🏻❤️
Patrick Moore true, one of the most beautiful lives!!! I miss Alan Wilder, he arranged all this devotional tour sounds so well that “words are very unnecessary” to explain this masterpiece !
I love Depeche Mode’s Devotional era! I wish I was old enough to have seen them live at this time, the tour was phenomenal! The performances by Dave of “Higher Love”, “In Your Room” & “Condemnation” during this tour...AMAZING!!!! Also now with his work and vocal range with Soulsavers! I love it! Dave Gahan is so underrated as a singer, he has so much power in his voice!
Seeing Depeche Mode live is a transcending and truly hypnotic experience. Even today they are still the bomb live. So glad to see someone look at it from a professional point of view!
As a baritone myself my ear has always been drawn to other baritones so I get it. Regardless, Gahan has an incredible, underappreciated voice. Cheers, B! Stay safe!
Thanks for this. I'm a fan of Depeche Mode for almost 36 years now and it's exactly as you say. Moving, touching my soul. Their music is for most of us fans, the soundtrscks of our lives in that each song reaches us in a way that no one else can. It's like they knew me since, forever. Love, from Buenos Aires Argentina today making the first concert ever back on april 8th 1994 of Depeche Mode in Argentina. And of course I was there! ♥️
I happened to pass the arena they were playing in Stockholm during this tour, met some friends outside who tried to convince me to get a ticket... I was a hard headed metalhead at the time and said 'you're kidding me?' Anyway I got in, lost all my friends, stood by the mixer table and saw one the best gigs I've ever seen. Got home and bougt all the albums. That's how you convert people.
I remember Violator, & a few DM singles, from my school days. Happy to say, I was (re)-introduced to them, about 6yrs ago. During their gig @ Olympic stadium, London. I was spellbound. I can't believe, I lost so many yrs, of them, in my life! I was very lucky, to see another 3 gigs on the Spirit Tour. Dave Gahan, is THE consummate front man; he gave 100% at every gig!! His voice is so full &,, rich. It has matured beautifully. #IJCGE
Jim Morrison of the Doors and Mark Lanegan from Screaming Trees are some other well-known rock baritones. Would be cool to see a reaction of them, not many on RUclips
There were some singers with that kind of voice in the 80's. Check Peter Murphy, solo or his old Band Bauhaus if you interested. He's a very unique special guy
I saw them about 5 years ago at an outdoor show in Minnesota. It was 86 degrees out when they took the stage and they went hard for about three hours. First or second best show I’ve ever seen. They deserve every bit that they’ve got. Thanks for the great post!
Great video! Nice to see Dave Gahan getting a little recognition... I would love to see an analysis of a newer performance, too, just because both his voice and technique have changed quite a bit since the 90s... There's a great live version of Goodbye on RUclips... Or also Depeche Mode's cover of Heroes. Either way, thanks for the great video!
Awesome to see Dave's voice getting some much deserving praise! Love Depeche Mode. Phil Oakey from The Human League is another baritone with amazing range and tone.
One of the greatest bands of all time that inspired marilyn manson, rammstein, korn, placebo and of course recently ...ghost. also, the entire 'violator' album which this is from.. is about his connection with heroin.
@@seelenwinter6662 you think Depeche Mode is living from their old songs only? Have you ever seen them in concert? They tour to promote every new album. Listen to more recent songs like "Wrong", "Soothe My Soul", "Should be Higher"....they are still a fabulous band putting out awesome new music all the time.
Unless I missed something...Violator wasn't about his heroin addiction. ANYWAY yeah personally it was bad time for the members, but professionaly they were on top of the world, in the studio and live. Ultra and Exciter without Alan were good IMO, but the live shows started to suffer a lil bit and definitely so from the Playing The Angel era until now. Still my fav band though.
B-rilliant! DM's musical style - in terms of vocals - and particually this track with Daves distinctive barytone - is one of my all time favourites! Thank you!
I'm so happy for this video, DM is my favorite band, and the vocals in this concert are the best in their career, specially in songs like "Higher Love" "I feel you" and "Fly on the windscreen". The best era forever.
When I witnessed this live (many years later) it was indeed a spiritual experience. Everyone at the same time raised their hands and shouted.... it was an invocation! When I remember it, I'm still getting chills!
Just saw this 2023 this was a joy! Anything DM and Dave Gahan is INFECTIOUS ❤ Your analysis was great, I went to 2 concerts this year. He makes it looks easy because he is having so much fun. Your reaction was so engaging and fun to see❤❤❤
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Beth, .... don't you think that a lot of people do not need singing lessons? There are a lot of real good singers in the history of music that are just naturals? Most people from the 60's 70's 80's and 90's never had a vocal coach! The best singers are natural! And next time tell us more about posture, lung and belly singing! I used to sing in a grunge band while smoking and it didn't affect my sining! I did not have to open my mouth fully to sing really loud! Just the exit of my lungs and the backing of my belly was enough!
Very good analysis. I like how you were able to explain why DM's most tribal song was such a big hit; even though they were a dark synth band. I once heard Martin Gore say that the whole song was based on a shuffle rhythm, almost blueys.
For someone that is really into music but not formally trained, I always enjoy your explanations of things, like where the accent is placed. Very cool!
This is one of the songs that grabbed me when it came out, and will never let me go. I completely agree with you on the power of its simplicity, with the driving beat behind it.
You should listen to The Sisters of Mercy song Marian if you want to hear some deep vocals. Pete Steele from Type O Negative had quite a voice on him too
Agree on the Type O Negative one. Peter Steele had one hell of a deep voice. Would love to hear your analysis on one of his performances, Beth. May I suggest this one (just listen to the depth of Pete's opening words to engage the audience): ruclips.net/video/5iP5sdWrKBo/видео.html
@@sonofflynn6369 I've just remembered I have this on DVD! It's a great performance. I seen Type O live years ago back in 1997. I met Pete Steele, he was a genuinely nice and funny guy. Type O Negative are one of my favourite bands. I love Fields of the Nephilim, The Sisters of Mercy, The Cure and stuff like The Chameleons, Killing Joke, Lycia, Cocteau Twins, Siouxsie and the Banshees, Bauhaus, early Christian Death, Joy Division, The Sound, Drab Majesty, She Past Away...I'd be here all day listing stuff I love. The post punk, goth rock and alternative rock scene has so many great bands 😁
For the baritones I really recommend Morphine. Mark Sandman had one of the most sensual voices ever. Look for the 2 Meter sessions. Gosh, love that band so much!
Agreed. I feel like Queens of the Stone Age were influenced by Morphine; especially how Josh Homme intonates certain vocal phrasings. Both great bands; with Morphine far underrated.
Love Depeche Mode. I been in Nuremberg Rock Im Park, Salt Lake and Las Vegas. All those councerts were super good. This band left a legacy to other bands. Dave Gahan super talented. My respect to DM.
Love Depeche Mode. This is the vibe i feel like Billie Eilish has tapped into. Simple, nuanced, strong bass, poignant lyrics & exploring all aspects humanity. No need to show off, they have the it factor. And No one thought Dave Gahan should sound more like Phil Collins or Whitney Houston.
You should definitely follow up this reaction with a reaction to the official live video for "Should Be Higher" from their 2013/2014 tour! It's awesome. About 20 years later after this performance of "Personal Jesus" and Dave is an even better vocalist and performer.
Dave, greatest frontman and still alive. Please do Rush from the same tour/album. best song never played. And btw, Martin Gore is an awesome singer too, hint hint ;)
So glad you did Depeche Mode! I would love to see you analyze the other Depeche Mode singer, Martin Gore's voice, as his is quite different and much more versatile. Particularly one of his performances from the 80s or 90s.
@@greggscott4319 yes but he also sounded the best. "You see, I think drugs have done some good things for us. I really do. And if you don't believe drugs have done good things for us, do me a favor. Go home tonight. Take all your albums, all your tapes and all your CDs and burn them. 'Cause you know what, the musicians that made all that great music that's enhanced your lives throughout the years were rrreal #ucking high on drugs." Bill hicks
@BethRoars, Dave OMG Gahan is called this way not only for his sex appeal ;-), it also has to do with his ability of using his chest voice most of the time while having fun onstage, and trasitioning from one octave to another without even trying to break a sweat. Being good-looking after all of that doesn't hurt, right? :-P
Other ideas for which artists to do: Abba (waterloo / mamma mia / dancing queen....), Beatles (strawberry fields or more of their later songs), and Kacey Musgraves (Rainbow)
How come you chose personal jesus, dave doesn't really show off how amazing his vocal strength is in this track. Condemnation, in your room, rush, higher love all show off his vocal skill better.
couldn't agree with you more. i don't get that choice, i really don't. i don't think she really cares about dave's voice, just wanted to choose a song that everyone knows so she would get more views, i don't know. but defo the worst choice she could make. dave doesn't sing in this song.
5:19 I only found out yesterday that Dave Gahan had a troubled adolescence. Beth - I think you should review some of the songs of your compatriots The Associates. Try Club Country or Party Fears Two.
Loved this. No one reacts to DM like this. I'd love to see you react to Depeche Mode's studio sessions of "Come Back" and "Broken". Very pure voiced. "Broken" especially highlights Gahan's baritone voice. Both are fantastic in my opinion and I'd love to hear your views as a vocal coach.
When u're at they'r concert u don't want it to end, that's what i felt,si 2 weeks later i went from Paris concert to Berlin because it's such an atmosphere,and another few awesome songs are 'walking in my shoes' or 'In your room' form SOFAD album(one of the best )
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Attending a Depeche Mode Concert is like a religious experience!!! Especially if the crowd is into it!
Oh yeah, it's like a huge dance party/rave combined. The best.
@@trembling3674 I got to see them 4 times on the last tour, lucky one of them was in Warsaw, Poland with 60,000 new friends. Talk about amazing.
Agree! Won’t miss one of their concerts
Saw them twice, It was the best experience ever.
@@linz80 I went to Kraków, it was such an magical experience...
Hurrah! No-one ever does Depeche Mode
Yes !! I know !! Im glad they did.Imo to say dave is a great svocalist would be an understatement.I have always loved the band and especially dave's voice and martins too.
I just always listen to Marilyn Mansons cover of this song because I love Marilyn Manson.
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Dave Gahan is a God. His voice is legendary and unmatch able.
Dave is among the best frontman ever !
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Dave Gahan is a LEGEND! His vocal range is insane!!!! Listen to "Halo" Live in Berlin and you will see how high he can actually get. ;-) Thanks, Beth and have a great week!
"Condemnation" during the Devotional tour would be pretty great too
Never mind that this particular performance and most of the ones on the SOFAD tour, he was high as balls on Heroin and Coke and still knocked it out of the park every night.
Dave Gahan is a légend, but the Génuis is Martin Gore !!!
Maybe you confuse the Martin's voice with Dave's. Especially when they sing: It will be worth it ...
Which year? 1990? But Frankfurt was crazy :)
Depeche Mode in their absolute prime. Not saying they aren't amazing now, but back during the "Devotional" tour they really outdid themselves in terms of awesomeness. Dave's vocal performance was off the charts here. "In your room" or "Stripped" from that very recording are other outstanding examples of his vocal power.
Thanks, Beth, for treating us with this analysis.
I think this is their worst period honestly.Dave is at this stage a junkie and the rest are clearly not enjoying being on the stage
@@mirceapintelie361 i think people have this sensatiom cause it is the most visible period of dm so is the tour with most money invested on it, but yeah he is really in bad shape,and if I am not wrong Andrew Fletcher didn't played here in Brazil in 1994 cause he was depressed.
@@mirceapintelie361 It was the tour from hell, it nearly broke the band and all had diverse problems at the time.
Dave - drugs
Mart - alcohol
Fletch - nervous breakdown, left the tour was replaced live for Exotic tour
Alan - left the band
They had a couple of therapists with them who both of them left.
Flood, the producer said he'd never work with the band again (I hope he does, it's not the same anymore)
But it was one hell of a period, ace music, fantastic album and live productions. Very expensive screens bought on tour which made the tour a lot more expensive that it needed to. Corbjin's visual are at the peak too.
for me Ultra was their latest "awesome" album. after exciter they really drowned
@@mirceapintelie361 indeed
Even passed the age 60, Dave still retains his vocals!
Thank you so much for reacting to Depeche Mode and Dave Gahan. I was at this concert in Portland, Oregon. I've been fortunate to see them four times in concert. They are by far and away the best live band. From Dave's amazing voice and ability to include the audience, it's extremely fantastic! This era was when he was in his worst health because of drug addiction. He's been healthy now for many years now and continues to be the best front man in the music business.
I’ve been a life-long fan of DM. This album, no matter how much I love it, is such a double-edged blade. With how Dave’s drug addiction at the time ravaged his body, health and spirit. I’m so grateful he was able to crawl his way out of it and has been sober ever since. Their music is pure magic 🙏🏻❤️
The live version of In Your Room from this same tour is amazing. I think you'd truly enjoy it.
Patrick Moore true, one of the most beautiful lives!!! I miss Alan Wilder, he arranged all this devotional tour sounds so well that “words are very unnecessary” to explain this masterpiece !
Okay, the song is very dark and deep, the performance sublime. Alan Wilder and the definitive sound of dm
Saw DM live twice. Awesome shows, both of the times, packed with energy! One of my all-time favorite bands.
And Dave is a stage animal!
I love Depeche Mode’s Devotional era! I wish I was old enough to have seen them live at this time, the tour was phenomenal! The performances by Dave of “Higher Love”, “In Your Room” & “Condemnation” during this tour...AMAZING!!!! Also now with his work and vocal range with Soulsavers! I love it! Dave Gahan is so underrated as a singer, he has so much power in his voice!
You should have chosen Condemnation, that's Dave's favorite song to sing. DM for life 🖤🖤🖤
This song is pure heart and soul!
oh man i have so many favourites from them...
Heaven has probably taken over that spot for Dave.
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Seeing Depeche Mode live is a transcending and truly hypnotic experience. Even today they are still the bomb live. So glad to see someone look at it from a professional point of view!
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ANYTHING DEPECHE MODE IS SIMPLY.. AMAZING.. LIKE YOUR REACTION
As a baritone myself my ear has always been drawn to other baritones so I get it. Regardless, Gahan has an incredible, underappreciated voice. Cheers, B! Stay safe!
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Thanks for this. I'm a fan of Depeche Mode for almost 36 years now and it's exactly as you say. Moving, touching my soul. Their music is for most of us fans, the soundtrscks of our lives in that each song reaches us in a way that no one else can. It's like they knew me since, forever. Love, from Buenos Aires Argentina today making the first concert ever back on april 8th 1994 of Depeche Mode in Argentina. And of course I was there! ♥️
I love Depeche Mode so much. Them, and Tears for Fears are my go-to for when I want 80s music.
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Same! :)
The best I've ever seen them live. Brilliant band.
I happened to pass the arena they were playing in Stockholm during this tour, met some friends outside who tried to convince me to get a ticket... I was a hard headed metalhead at the time and said 'you're kidding me?' Anyway I got in, lost all my friends, stood by the mixer table and saw one the best gigs I've ever seen. Got home and bougt all the albums. That's how you convert people.
I remember Violator, & a few DM singles, from my school days.
Happy to say, I was (re)-introduced to them, about 6yrs ago.
During their gig @ Olympic stadium, London. I was spellbound. I can't believe, I lost so many yrs, of them, in my life!
I was very lucky, to see another 3 gigs on the Spirit Tour.
Dave Gahan, is THE consummate front man; he gave 100% at every gig!! His voice is so full &,, rich. It has matured beautifully. #IJCGE
My fav band, great vid! Please consider doing another DM vid where Martin Gore is singing lead like on "Home" or "Somebody". Thanks!
Clearly you want to bring on tears of beauty.
I very much agree. Was gonna suggest Somebody, but you’ve beaten me to it. :P
Or 'Shake The Disease' from the Milan Live DVD (from c2006) ? That's an amazing one.
..'Shake The Disease' from the 'Touring The Angel' DVD. Sung by Martin Gore. Brilliant.
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Jim Morrison of the Doors and Mark Lanegan from Screaming Trees are some other well-known rock baritones. Would be cool to see a reaction of them, not many on RUclips
And Ian Curtis would be great!
Glenn Danzig
Peter Steele too
Billy Idol and Roy Orbison.
So nice to see someone mention Lanegan. He is so good!
I adore Depeche Mode music!!! The have lots of magical moments in the shows!!! Gooood!! Wish to go to one right now!!!
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There were some singers with that kind of voice in the 80's. Check Peter Murphy, solo or his old Band Bauhaus if you interested. He's a very unique special guy
Oh to see Beth react to the Bauhaus - Bela Lugosis Dead Live At Coachella (2005)
@@douglascampbell9809 The Best version is Bela Lugosi's Dead in The Old Vic, London ❤️
YES! She should do one of Bauhaus or just Peter ♡
There's a good vid of him performing at Amoeba Records ^^
Dave Gahan also did a cover of that song hehe
The graveyard scene...
The golden years....
😍
I'm a hard rock/metal guy, but I have to say that DM was probably one of the best live concerts I have been to.
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I saw them about 5 years ago at an outdoor show in Minnesota. It was 86 degrees out when they took the stage and they went hard for about three hours. First or second best show I’ve ever seen. They deserve every bit that they’ve got. Thanks for the great post!
Great video! Nice to see Dave Gahan getting a little recognition... I would love to see an analysis of a newer performance, too, just because both his voice and technique have changed quite a bit since the 90s... There's a great live version of Goodbye on RUclips... Or also Depeche Mode's cover of Heroes. Either way, thanks for the great video!
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I'd love a DM studio sessions reaction
Yeah, he sounds like Kermit now.
I love Dave Gahan. As a Baritone myself it great to be able to sing along
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Awesome to see Dave's voice getting some much deserving praise! Love Depeche Mode. Phil Oakey from The Human League is another baritone with amazing range and tone.
One of the greatest bands of all time that inspired marilyn manson, rammstein, korn, placebo and of course recently ...ghost. also, the entire 'violator' album which this is from.. is about his connection with heroin.
one of that bands who are living from their old songs only... u2 is n example for that too... or david bowie... or or...
@@seelenwinter6662 you think Depeche Mode is living from their old songs only? Have you ever seen them in concert? They tour to promote every new album. Listen to more recent songs like "Wrong", "Soothe My Soul", "Should be Higher"....they are still a fabulous band putting out awesome new music all the time.
Violator is one of the best albums (as a whole) ever made.
they inspire mostly linkin park
Unless I missed something...Violator wasn't about his heroin addiction. ANYWAY yeah personally it was bad time for the members, but professionaly they were on top of the world, in the studio and live. Ultra and Exciter without Alan were good IMO, but the live shows started to suffer a lil bit and definitely so from the Playing The Angel era until now. Still my fav band though.
B-rilliant! DM's musical style - in terms of vocals - and particually this track with Daves distinctive barytone - is one of my all time favourites! Thank you!
Well, what can I say about Dave. He's a showman by nature. The Devotional tour simply epic. Good times.
Big boss baritone! Nobody does it like Dave Gahan ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Brilliant reaction video... 👍 and Dave has just the perfect voice for the kind of music Depeche Mode have been doing for 40 years.
I'm so happy for this video, DM is my favorite band, and the vocals in this concert are the best in their career, specially in songs like "Higher Love" "I feel you" and "Fly on the windscreen". The best era forever.
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When I witnessed this live (many years later) it was indeed a spiritual experience. Everyone at the same time raised their hands and shouted.... it was an invocation! When I remember it, I'm still getting chills!
Just saw this 2023 this was a joy! Anything DM and Dave Gahan is INFECTIOUS ❤ Your analysis was great, I went to 2 concerts this year. He makes it looks easy because he is having so much fun. Your reaction was so engaging and fun to see❤❤❤
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I've been watching your videos forever. I enjoy watching your reactions. I'm subscribing now. Have you already reacted to DM "Somebody"?
Beth, .... don't you think that a lot of people do not need singing lessons? There are a lot of real good singers in the history of music that are just naturals? Most people from the 60's 70's 80's and 90's never had a vocal coach! The best singers are natural! And next time tell us more about posture, lung and belly singing!
I used to sing in a grunge band while smoking and it didn't affect my sining! I did not have to open my mouth fully to sing really loud! Just the exit of my lungs and the backing of my belly was enough!
Very good analysis. I like how you were able to explain why DM's most tribal song was such a big hit; even though they were a dark synth band. I once heard Martin Gore say that the whole song was based on a shuffle rhythm, almost blueys.
For someone that is really into music but not formally trained, I always enjoy your explanations of things, like where the accent is placed. Very cool!
This is one of the songs that grabbed me when it came out, and will never let me go. I completely agree with you on the power of its simplicity, with the driving beat behind it.
One of my favorite bands of all time, thanks Beth, keep up the good work.
Same here!!!!
Hypnotic in a spiritual way... Yup that's Depeche Mode in a nutshell. 😂🔥🔥🔥🔥👍
You should listen to The Sisters of Mercy song Marian if you want to hear some deep vocals. Pete Steele from Type O Negative had quite a voice on him too
Agree on the Type O Negative one. Peter Steele had one hell of a deep voice. Would love to hear your analysis on one of his performances, Beth. May I suggest this one (just listen to the depth of Pete's opening words to engage the audience): ruclips.net/video/5iP5sdWrKBo/видео.html
@@sonofflynn6369 I've just remembered I have this on DVD! It's a great performance. I seen Type O live years ago back in 1997. I met Pete Steele, he was a genuinely nice and funny guy. Type O Negative are one of my favourite bands. I love Fields of the Nephilim, The Sisters of Mercy, The Cure and stuff like The Chameleons, Killing Joke, Lycia, Cocteau Twins, Siouxsie and the Banshees, Bauhaus, early Christian Death, Joy Division, The Sound, Drab Majesty, She Past Away...I'd be here all day listing stuff I love. The post punk, goth rock and alternative rock scene has so many great bands 😁
Both are wonderful things I'd love to see her react to
Peter Murphy, too!
@@0rluh and a random chicken too! :D
I love Depeche Mode & their performances!
Another interesting deep voice: Ian curtis from joy division
oh yes please... :)
And Barney Sumner! Not a deep voice but if you do JD you have to do NO
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For the baritones I really recommend Morphine. Mark Sandman had one of the most sensual voices ever. Look for the 2 Meter sessions. Gosh, love that band so much!
Agreed. I feel like Queens of the Stone Age were influenced by Morphine; especially how Josh Homme intonates certain vocal phrasings. Both great bands; with Morphine far underrated.
I was just thinking this! Morphine is amazing.
Wow I haven't thought about them in years, thanks for the reminder.
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The music and the bands that were coming out of The Uk in the 80s was amazing. It was truly a wave Of new styles and sounds
Love Depeche Mode. I been in Nuremberg Rock Im Park, Salt Lake and Las Vegas. All those councerts were super good. This band left a legacy to other bands. Dave Gahan super talented. My respect to DM.
One of the sexiest voices and bands in the world 🖤😍
Your analysis is perfect. Dave's voice is amazing and Depeche Mode is a delight.
Dave makes me proud to be a baritone. The Devotional Tour was Legendary…. One of the coolest periods in musical history.
Best Personal Jesus version ever IMO. I will always love this band! I see you fangirling there Beth 😄 great reaction! Reach out & touch Dave!
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Awsomness , this track... goosebumps everytime . Thank god för DM!
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Seen these guys 16 times, never get tired of a DM concert.. Proper epic live band..
You cant imagine what it was like to grow up with them🥰
I cant believe it's so long agooooo🥺
Love Depeche Mode.
This is the vibe i feel like Billie Eilish has tapped into. Simple, nuanced, strong bass, poignant lyrics & exploring all aspects humanity. No need to show off, they have the it factor. And No one thought Dave Gahan should sound more like Phil Collins or Whitney Houston.
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Ahhh this is my favorite band. I'm so exited to watch this
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"He was wild, he stole cars.. aaaaand we're just gonna stop there, k?"
Lmao :D
Depeche legend band and Dave your voice and style amazing!
You should definitely follow up this reaction with a reaction to the official live video for "Should Be Higher" from their 2013/2014 tour! It's awesome. About 20 years later after this performance of "Personal Jesus" and Dave is an even better vocalist and performer.
i wouldn't say he's better now... during sofad tour he was absolutely at his best. he couldn't beat that since then...
Curious to see what you'd think of Condemnation from this gig.
Dave, greatest frontman and still alive. Please do Rush from the same tour/album. best song never played. And btw, Martin Gore is an awesome singer too, hint hint ;)
dave has changed his singing style from the early days a lot listen to it when the track was launched it was really raw with more conviction
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I think you totally nailed what's so great about the writing and performance. Very insightful. Nice one.
They are soooo good live. Really separates themselves from other bands.
So glad you did Depeche Mode! I would love to see you analyze the other Depeche Mode singer, Martin Gore's voice, as his is quite different and much more versatile. Particularly one of his performances from the 80s or 90s.
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The song Home showcases Martin's beautiful vibrato.
Your videos are so helpful. I know that I love this song but your explanations help me understand why I love them so much!
"It's an anthem, a song for the audience". Yes, it is!
The performance of Dave Gahan singing In your room (same concert !) is absolutely amazing
Loved your reaction to this. One of the best songs from one of the best bands in the history of music. Thanks Beth!
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Depeche Mode / Devotional tour 1993 / "In your Room" / in this moment / a broken DM ..................Best Song Ever !!!!
I've been to 7 Depeche Mode concerts. They are awesome live. My favorite band of all time
This was when Dave was in his prime.
He sounded pretty Damn intense in the Ultra album too. He's vocals in "Its no good" was off the charts.
This was the worst period of Dave's life.....that almost cost him his life.
@@greggscott4319 yes but he also sounded the best.
"You see, I think drugs have done some good things for us. I really do. And if you don't believe drugs have done good things for us, do me a favor. Go home tonight. Take all your albums, all your tapes and all your CDs and burn them. 'Cause you know what, the musicians that made all that great music that's enhanced your lives throughout the years were rrreal #ucking high on drugs."
Bill hicks
@BethRoars, Dave OMG Gahan is called this way not only for his sex appeal ;-), it also has to do with his ability of using his chest voice most of the time while having fun onstage, and trasitioning from one octave to another without even trying to break a sweat.
Being good-looking after all of that doesn't hurt, right? :-P
I can't stress enough how much you need to listen to the Devotional performance of Condemnation. Dave's absolute best vocal performance, hands down!
Other ideas for which artists to do: Abba (waterloo / mamma mia / dancing queen....), Beatles (strawberry fields or more of their later songs), and Kacey Musgraves (Rainbow)
Oh they are so exciting to see live
Depeche Mode has been my fav band since I was 10 years old.......i'm 47 now.....
Best band ever. Live it's from another universe 🙌🙏
He still had a great voice on this tour even after all the heroin he did. His voice was almost shot during this tour from exhaustion/drugs.
You helped give me a new appreciation for this song and it's power in a concert.
for me is amazing D.Gahan& The Soulsavers👌🎩
He was super high at the time!🤣🤣🤣love your reaction...please hear them again!
You should definitely keep reacting to live performances of Depeche Mode, his voice and energy on stage is impressive
That was in his drug phase in 1993. Since 1997 Dave works with a vocal coach. Perhaps one could make a comparison with this and a version after 1997.
Thanks God he got away from heroin...otherwise he'd probably not still be around and we'd have missed out on a lot of great music.
True. He just hired a vocal coach because he lost a whole octave of vocal range to heroin. He had to relearn to compensate it.
How come you chose personal jesus, dave doesn't really show off how amazing his vocal strength is in this track. Condemnation, in your room, rush, higher love all show off his vocal skill better.
totally agree
couldn't agree with you more. i don't get that choice, i really don't. i don't think she really cares about dave's voice, just wanted to choose a song that everyone knows so she would get more views, i don't know. but defo the worst choice she could make. dave doesn't sing in this song.
I would love to hear your analysis of Les Claypool's vocals on "Tommy the Cat" by Primus.
Dave gahan , the best showman in the World and the best voice .
5:19 I only found out yesterday that Dave Gahan had a troubled adolescence.
Beth - I think you should review some of the songs of your compatriots The Associates.
Try Club Country or Party Fears Two.
Loved this. No one reacts to DM like this. I'd love to see you react to Depeche Mode's studio sessions of "Come Back" and "Broken". Very pure voiced. "Broken" especially highlights Gahan's baritone voice. Both are fantastic in my opinion and I'd love to hear your views as a vocal coach.
The best band EVER!!!
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6:35 the effect is done by reversing the start of the first word, adding an echo and then reverting all back to normal
When u're at they'r concert u don't want it to end, that's what i felt,si 2 weeks later i went from Paris concert to Berlin because it's such an atmosphere,and another few awesome songs are 'walking in my shoes' or 'In your room' form SOFAD album(one of the best )
35 years of loving them and going strong.
Baritones are EVERYTHINGGGGG I fricking love them so much, my Holy Grail of baritones is of course, Peter Steele
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Devotional tour 🖤😭❤️❤️❤️
Depeche Mode is one of my favorite bands, so happy Dave survived alcohol and heroin addiction. I enjoy The Cure too, a similar band IMO.
I'll just keep waiting until you analyse "In your room" (of this same gig), please (?) ♡.♡