Depeche Mode performing New Life, See You and Just Can't Get Enough, incl. interview and the weirdest intro ever. Måndagsbörsen, Swedish television, 1982.
The Vince era, with no Vince. Not sure what would have happened if Gore had not had Alan to transform his works into the masterpieces we heard from 83-95. Not many bands lose one musical genius and stumble into another one.
If you listen to Martin's demos nearly everything in the final song is already there. Alan just helped give them a polish. Granted he did become more involved in their final sound with the later albums but all the melodies and component parts were still already written by Martin
I was at this weird buddhist convention in Hawaii at age 10 when I heard Depeche Mode for the first time in early 80's on a car radio cassette player. The car was jam packed with buddhists jamming to DM headed to Waikiki Beach. After returning home I begged Mom to goto mall, went to The Warehouse (a place that sold music) and got the cassette Construction Time Again. And that was the beginning of my torment by Metalheads beating me up for being a "mod." :-P
In ‘85-‘86, I had the biggest allowance, so it was my job to always have D batteries for me and my friends boom box! We would skateboard our fly ramp and listen to Depeche Mode’s Speak and Spell album, The Violent Femme’s first album Violent Femmes, The Sex Pistols Never Mind the Bollucks and Black Flag as well as The Cure. First the chicks in the neighborhood would hear the music and come watch us skate and finally dudes in the neighborhood would show up. A lot of them were into Judas Priest, Metallica etc. but they didn’t bother us cuz they couldn’t do what we were and we gathered all the girls. Man those days were great! It was like the sun would never go down! Such innocent fun. Adults would come out to tell us to turn the music down, only to end up watching us and see all the neighborhood kids just having innocent fun and not hurting anyone or property. Whatever happened to days like that?!?!
I have similar stories going to buy CDs from the Warehouse. It was so amazing waiting for release day. Then buying concert tickets from the stares as well...Love your story though. Buddhist convention in Hawaii en route to Waikiki?
The interview at the end is the greatest I've ever seen ^^^ "Your new song New Life, what is it about." "We don't know, Vince wrote the song but he left the band."
Pretty obvious question. He should have replied "It's about my past", as a joke :) / Pregunta bastante obvia. Debió responder "Se trata de mi pasado", como una broma.
Vince didn't like performing in front of audiences. he was much more comfortable in the studio writing, cutting tracks and so on. he was the mind behind Yazoo when he " moved out" from Depeche mode and after that joined Eraser.
A very young and relatively inexperienced DM here but very much proving they could cut it as a live band. Impressive. Alan Wilder really helped them grow I think.
What a fantastic interview 🤣 But who would have expected back in 1982, that DM would become the biggest band ever, with the most sophisticated arrangements, deepest lyrics and best live performances? I salute you Martin, Dave, Andy, Alan and Vince, for making my life...Greetings to all the fans.
True story but during the Some Great Reward tour I saw them at the Beacon Theater in NYC in 1984 and Fletch played the keyboard part to Somebody by himself (with Martin singing of course).
@@ultramet So many questions. Where was Alan? How come this never ever happened again? How come this goes completely against all the evidence we have of Fletch's extremely meagre musical ability?
Alan: I will play this clearly important melody and sing. Martin: I will play this clearly important melody and sing. Fletch: I will lay all ten of my fingers on the keyboard at the same time. I may be playing a note, I may not.
I love seeing them so Vanilla here…in suits, minimal make-up and no crotch-grabbing, Elvis-moves coming out of Dave yet lol. I could see them playing the wedding circuit with this vibe.
It’s crazy to think that just 6 years later they would absolutely blow the bottom out of the Rose Bowl in Pasadena at the 101 concert, which I was lucky enough to be at after standing in line for 3 days at Ticketmaster 🤣👍🏻
l bought this on vinyl 45 rpm disc about 81 /82 !! l was so happy l had collected enough pennies from my dad's beer bottles by taking them back to the pub and finally had enough money ( with some pocket money ) to buy it . Just played it on the record player over and over !!
@@hansjrgenfrederiksen4065 Well, he and Vince were the first members (as No Romance in China), and he helped Vince persuade Martin to join them (now as Composition of Sound) since Fletch and Martin had been best friends since they were small children, so I suppose you're right. Vince was the original mastermind, but without Fletch, Depeche Mode (which the band became when Vince got Dave to join, with Dave suggesting the new name) might well have never been. You might say that Fletch has remained in the band primarily because the others are eternally grateful, and Martin is a loyal friend. Otherwise, to be frank, there is really no reason for Fletch to be in any band.
Depeche Mode changed drastically after their first album Speak & Spell which is when Vince Clarke left the band. You can see the originating spirit evolving in Yazoo and later Erasure.
@@phaandorpertwee6981 Curiously, though, I think I also hear the beginnings of Depeche Mode's later sound in some early Vince-penned songs, as well, such as "Ice Machine" and "Puppets".
Jesus Christ he is so cool and genuine. His answer to her question "Do u think synthesizers/drum machines can or will replace guitars & reg music equipment?" He was dead on. "No" he said.... 10yrs later Gahan would be living in Los Angeles really into early-mid 90s Alternative Rock explosion. He loves Janes Addiction. But which all led to August 95 overdose. I'll never forget it....I just turned 18yrs old June 95. Graduated HS that May.... We had a drug fueled/crazy Summer of 95 with great music everywhere. We were headed dwn to a State Fair in Sedalia' Missouri passing a blunt between two cars going down 50Hwy... I just got my piece of paper hit acid...Put it on my tongue and immediately on one of the many great alternative radio stations then the DJ said "Dave Gahan has passed/died of an heroin overdose." I was drinking a new 20oz plastic Sprite bottles when I heard and reacted shockingly that my tab fell into my Sprite. I made my friend put on my "Violator" cd and I drank the Sprite......oh what a night. "End of Golden Age boys" (Was happy hear nxt day he was not dead..)
This band turned me onto synthesizers and synth pop. Years later I am still trying to write and play like this. Very bold to be an unconventional band like this and especially ground breaking. Love their sound.
what a great energy they had at that time! I´m happy that i came across this video, thank you for sharing! Depeche Mode - authentic from beginning on.... beautiful
He used to play a lot if not all the synth bass live in the early days. Since mid-eighties he started to play less and less. But nowadays he still plays the synth bass line in songs that they play very often like Just Can't Get Enough, Black Celebration, Stripped, Photographic, Home or Never Let Me Down Again.
This is a nice live set; they look like they are having fun. Congrats to the audio engineers on the day - much better quality than a lot of comparable concert recordings from this period..
I don’t know how I came across this gem of this vintage footage of DM. These early songs are by far the best ever! Thank you for sharing this. It’s truly a gem of a find! Those synths…❤️!!!
Not so indisputable, IMHO ... Once i used to think exactly like You But as i'm getting older, i realize that at the end of 70s Kraftwerk, just like belgian band Telex, made electronic-avantgarde music which ALSO became pop-dance ... Synth-pop bands of 80s made the "reverse process" : they played "conventional" pop-dance music with synthesizers and drum machines and so that pop-dance music ALSO became electronic ... the difference is very big and i think that the first process (the one made BY KW, etc) has an higher level, from the artistic point of view ... Well, DM were somehow "borderline" indeed and in any case they were very good at the time (the first album with Vince Clarke is great, too). But in the 90s, (my favorite decade indeed, when the heritage of Kraftwerk was collected ) DM to become some kind of pseudo-rock-electro-blues band ... :-( ...
@@MagDiSante I totally agree with you, but in many DM tracks those characteristic sounds of Kraftwerk are felt, I am not saying that they sound the same and less harmonically, but the way to use those sounds.
@@_officerK Thank You for Your kind answer :-) ... DM fans are usually very aggressive and show no tolerance, ehehehe ... I think You're right, indeed; as i wrote, DM were really great at the time and they were not a simple "synthpop" band, they were something more and there was an "avant-garde" component in their music, too ... Even Vincent Clarke wanted to experiment with sounds, he didn't want to produce "simple pop" music ... I expected DM to "evolve" in 90s, following the electronica of that decade (which is my favorite, as i wrote) and keeping their trademark at the same time ... But as i told, they chose a different path and i stopped being their fan : when i listend to "i feel you" for the first time, i immediately thought : "oh oh, End of line, guys !!!" ... Meantime, i fell in love with Daft Punk, the Chemical Brothers, the Prodigy, Underworld, Orbital. the drum'n'bass style, all the "intelligent techno and house stuff", etc ... I have to say that Pet Shop Boys did much better in the end ... they "updated" their sound but they also maintained "consistent" with their origins !
@@MagDiSante I'm not that type of fan, I know how to recognize the good and the bad of each band, I agree with "I feel you", in the same way I don't think it's a "bad" track, but it's like they lost a bit of his grace, I love the bands you mentioned, I have a couple of vinyls of each one, the beauty of electronic music is that it is very wide, I listen to all kinds of subgenres, taking advantage of the occasion I recommend that you listen to Jon Hopkins, he is a very interesting artist.
They took the world by storm, i notice at their beginnings they were always question why this why that. And he always , answer “well, we just want people to enjoy our music and have fun no real deep meaning or meditation just enjoy”
I finally got to see DM live in Santa Barbara and it was well worth the wait. That was maybe 8 year's ago but feels like yesterday. Such a great live band and my favorite since the 80's but I was a little too young to see them then.
The were so cute when they were young with their Keyboard Synths. Playing their adorable little melodies.☺️ This footage is so rare! Thanks RUclips! The Depeche Mode’s!
You can see they got better and better and as synths progressed in sound so did they.. Dave´s dancing and energy really give the band a polish..... thank god Dave moved and grooved like he did that was an an essential ingredients imo
It's interesting to see the live sound. They really were a fantastic outfit. They just appeared fully formed and distinct and never really got uninteresting which is interesting in itself. I have used up my "interesting" quoter.
Well.... what a blast that was from my past, at 12 yrs old I was a MASSIVE DM fan, and still love them, one of the few bands I pre order albums from without hearing any of the tracks, never dissapointed.... was a time I had most of their back catalogue too (Vinyl). Great video. 👌👍👏
"Do you think synthesizers can replace real instruments ... totally?" Unaware of the importance of that "unreal" instrument for the rest of the decade. 😂
The Vince era, with no Vince. Not sure what would have happened if Gore had not had Alan to transform his works into the masterpieces we heard from 83-95. Not many bands lose one musical genius and stumble into another one.
Yeah!
Alan is Alan,Vince is Yazoo.
That's nonsense. Martin was the genius. Alan was just a decent pianist. They could have found another one
If you listen to Martin's demos nearly everything in the final song is already there. Alan just helped give them a polish. Granted he did become more involved in their final sound with the later albums but all the melodies and component parts were still already written by Martin
Yeah, they were really lucky with Alan joining them, too bad he seems to retire, Recoil is excellent)
David Gahan’s voice is so clear and distinct.Alan Wilder just incredible on the keyboards.Martin Gore best backup voice as well as soloist.
I was at this weird buddhist convention in Hawaii at age 10 when I heard Depeche Mode for the first time in early 80's on a car radio cassette player. The car was jam packed with buddhists jamming to DM headed to Waikiki Beach. After returning home I begged Mom to goto mall, went to The Warehouse (a place that sold music) and got the cassette Construction Time Again. And that was the beginning of my torment by Metalheads beating me up for being a "mod." :-P
Construction Time Again my love album
Cool story 👍👍👍
In ‘85-‘86, I had the biggest allowance, so it was my job to always have D batteries for me and my friends boom box! We would skateboard our fly ramp and listen to Depeche Mode’s Speak and Spell album, The Violent Femme’s first album Violent Femmes, The Sex Pistols Never Mind the Bollucks and Black Flag as well as The Cure. First the chicks in the neighborhood would hear the music and come watch us skate and finally dudes in the neighborhood would show up. A lot of them were into Judas Priest, Metallica etc. but they didn’t bother us cuz they couldn’t do what we were and we gathered all the girls. Man those days were great! It was like the sun would never go down! Such innocent fun. Adults would come out to tell us to turn the music down, only to end up watching us and see all the neighborhood kids just having innocent fun and not hurting anyone or property. Whatever happened to days like that?!?!
I have similar stories going to buy CDs from the Warehouse. It was so amazing waiting for release day. Then buying concert tickets from the stares as well...Love your story though. Buddhist convention in Hawaii en route to Waikiki?
Heck yeah, da warehouse
It's insane the voice coming out such baby face Gahan!
RIP Andy, you will be missed but never forgotten 🌷🌷🌷
Soooooo much💖💖💖💖💖💖💖
It caught me out seeing him singing Never Let Me Down.😢
💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖
The interview at the end is the greatest I've ever seen ^^^
"Your new song New Life, what is it about." "We don't know, Vince wrote the song but he left the band."
Pretty obvious question. He should have replied "It's about my past", as a joke :) / Pregunta bastante obvia. Debió responder "Se trata de mi pasado", como una broma.
Vince left so Alan could join. Thus, the “new life”. 🎹
Lol
Vince didn't like performing in front of audiences. he was much more comfortable in the studio writing, cutting tracks and so on. he was the mind behind Yazoo when he " moved out" from Depeche mode and after that joined Eraser.
The sound is amazing. Dave Gahan's voice is beautiful.
A very young and relatively inexperienced DM here but very much proving they could cut it as a live band. Impressive. Alan Wilder really helped them grow I think.
01:30 - New Life
05:40 - (Interview)
09:03 - See You
13:10 - Just Can't Get Enough
What a fantastic interview 🤣 But who would have expected back in 1982, that DM would become the biggest band ever, with the most sophisticated arrangements, deepest lyrics and best live performances? I salute you Martin, Dave, Andy, Alan and Vince, for making my life...Greetings to all the fans.
В этом 1982 году - они уже были великими!
Thats pouring it on a lil too thick discoStar, too rich- but yes they Dep.Mode were big and smart.
@@Dazed1512 Yes, They are the biggest band ever for me. 42 years and still going strong.
Полностью поддерживаю
God dang it, Alan killing it on the leads here
Alan played more notes in one minute than Fletch played in his whole career 🤣
Rare footage of Fletch actually playing!
True story but during the Some Great Reward tour I saw them at the Beacon Theater in NYC in 1984 and Fletch played the keyboard part to Somebody by himself (with Martin singing of course).
Shame,.... his career sometimes looked like a big sumpathy vote.
Ive seen him dancing quite a lot,.....shiddt technique on synth.
it's an illusion, don't panic
@@ultramet So many questions. Where was Alan? How come this never ever happened again? How come this goes completely against all the evidence we have of Fletch's extremely meagre musical ability?
@@maddogUK69 what do you mean "where was alan"?
It was just so different musically and they really were very serious about making it work in many ways. Precious.
Thank you for the music, Andrew Fletcher. Rest in Peace.
live not playback impressive for 1982
I' guess, some of the sounds came from tape, especially drums.
Great to see Andy actually play
Alan: I will play this clearly important melody and sing.
Martin: I will play this clearly important melody and sing.
Fletch: I will lay all ten of my fingers on the keyboard at the same time. I may be playing a note, I may not.
Fletch was playing the bass line on JCGE-! A monophonic Moog Source … on other songs he was fingering chords 🙃🙋🏻♂️
They were just kids! Crazy to see them so young
Dave has always been a doll🧡
I love seeing them so Vanilla here…in suits, minimal make-up and no crotch-grabbing, Elvis-moves coming out of Dave yet lol. I could see them playing the wedding circuit with this vibe.
Всем привет из 2021!!!! Почти 40 лет прошло, но восторг!!!
It’s crazy to think that just 6 years later they would absolutely blow the bottom out of the Rose Bowl in Pasadena at the 101 concert, which I was lucky enough to be at after standing in line for 3 days at Ticketmaster 🤣👍🏻
So that Rose Bowl was as big as it looked
@@josephhiggins8143 the Rose Bowl is massive, it's capacity is 90,000 people.
40 years later and they more cool than modern artists
Dave is so fresh! love the way he was moving dancing at the time!
l bought this on vinyl 45 rpm disc about 81 /82 !! l was so happy l had collected enough pennies from my dad's beer bottles by taking them back to the pub and finally had enough money ( with some pocket money ) to buy it . Just played it on the record player over and over !!
The era when Fletcher earned his pay
He was the connecting part , whitout him there had never been any DM !
@@hansjrgenfrederiksen4065 Well, he and Vince were the first members (as No Romance in China), and he helped Vince persuade Martin to join them (now as Composition of Sound) since Fletch and Martin had been best friends since they were small children, so I suppose you're right. Vince was the original mastermind, but without Fletch, Depeche Mode (which the band became when Vince got Dave to join, with Dave suggesting the new name) might well have never been. You might say that Fletch has remained in the band primarily because the others are eternally grateful, and Martin is a loyal friend. Otherwise, to be frank, there is really no reason for Fletch to be in any band.
Incredible production. The guys looks so young!
The guys _were_ so young, Dave especially looks like a kid!
Wow...young gents delivering a great live performance👍🏻
In this times, Andy did played the bass synth, and I must say with very good precision, I don't know why he stopped playing
and here he is playing live bass?
How I miss Mr. Alan Wilder!!
I could listen to Dave’s voice forever, it’s so pretty
Я когда слушаю как Дэйв поёт. Я чувствую то как сильно он волнуется
Depeche Mode's early music was their best. Incredible upload. Very entertaining. Thank you.
@Lyric Rodney Definitely, I've been using InstaFlixxer for months myself :)
Depeche Mode changed drastically after their first album Speak & Spell which is when Vince Clarke left the band. You can see the originating spirit evolving in Yazoo and later Erasure.
@@phaandorpertwee6981 Curiously, though, I think I also hear the beginnings of Depeche Mode's later sound in some early Vince-penned songs, as well, such as "Ice Machine" and "Puppets".
Yeah, they just want us to have fun. It's adorbs.
My god....This is so perfect....
Que manera tan peculiar de tocar el teclado tiene Alan, siempre fue un maestro !!!
Sus dedos vuelan 🤯
Les voix de Dave et d’Alan ont toujours été géniales ensemble 🖤
absolument je suis d'accord avec toi
Crazy to think this Dave would end up singing songs like Rush and I Feel You!!!
Jesus Christ he is so cool and genuine.
His answer to her question "Do u think synthesizers/drum machines can or will replace guitars & reg music equipment?"
He was dead on. "No" he said.... 10yrs later Gahan would be living in Los Angeles really into early-mid 90s Alternative Rock explosion.
He loves Janes Addiction.
But which all led to August 95 overdose.
I'll never forget it....I just turned 18yrs old June 95. Graduated HS that May.... We had a drug fueled/crazy Summer of 95 with great music everywhere. We were headed dwn to a State Fair in Sedalia' Missouri passing a blunt between two cars going down 50Hwy...
I just got my piece of paper hit acid...Put it on my tongue and immediately on one of the many great alternative radio stations then the DJ said "Dave Gahan has passed/died of an heroin overdose."
I was drinking a new 20oz plastic Sprite bottles when I heard and reacted shockingly that my tab fell into my Sprite.
I made my friend put on my "Violator" cd and I drank the Sprite......oh what a night. "End of Golden Age boys"
(Was happy hear nxt day he was not dead..)
How brilliant! Early Depeche FOREVER when they were a Synth band XXXXXX
This band turned me onto synthesizers and synth pop. Years later I am still trying to write and play like this. Very bold to be an unconventional band like this and especially ground breaking. Love their sound.
Какой сильный голос у Дейва, я такой сочный его вокал в живом исполнении услышал здесь впервые за все время!
Love this live version of JCGE. So new and raw without commercial overproduction.
Hell yeahhh
this is the way a song played live should sound like
These guys are my favorite forever!!!!!
From... engLand
I love their early concerts
Damn, what a VOICE !!!❤😍
Fantastic. This video is gold.
Looks like Alan's hands live their independent lives 😍
what a great energy they had at that time! I´m happy that i came across this video, thank you for sharing! Depeche Mode - authentic from beginning on.... beautiful
Thank you for this video
(Yes, I know, I'm 7 years late!)
He used to play a lot if not all the synth bass live in the early days. Since mid-eighties he started to play less and less. But nowadays he still plays the synth bass line in songs that they play very often like Just Can't Get Enough, Black Celebration, Stripped, Photographic, Home or Never Let Me Down Again.
OMG such brave young lads, they preempted a new age.
This is a nice live set; they look like they are having fun. Congrats to the audio engineers on the day - much better quality than a lot of comparable concert recordings from this period..
Analogue, makes it even more impressive even with a backing track.
Young Dave😍😍😍😍😍 love
I don’t know how I came across this gem of this vintage footage of DM. These early songs are by far the best ever! Thank you for sharing this. It’s truly a gem of a find! Those synths…❤️!!!
Yeah the algorithm decided I could have a little of this as a treat 😸
Kraftwerk's influence is indisputable, fkn love DP.
Not so indisputable, IMHO ... Once i used to think exactly like You But as i'm getting older, i realize that at the end of 70s Kraftwerk, just like belgian band Telex, made electronic-avantgarde music which ALSO became pop-dance ... Synth-pop bands of 80s made the "reverse process" : they played "conventional" pop-dance music with synthesizers and drum machines and so that pop-dance music ALSO became electronic ... the difference is very big and i think that the first process (the one made BY KW, etc) has an higher level, from the artistic point of view ... Well, DM were somehow "borderline" indeed and in any case they were very good at the time (the first album with Vince Clarke is great, too). But in the 90s, (my favorite decade indeed, when the heritage of Kraftwerk was collected ) DM to become some kind of pseudo-rock-electro-blues band ... :-( ...
@@MagDiSante I totally agree with you, but in many DM tracks those characteristic sounds of Kraftwerk are felt, I am not saying that they sound the same and less harmonically, but the way to use those sounds.
@@_officerK Thank You for Your kind answer :-) ... DM fans are usually very aggressive and show no tolerance, ehehehe ... I think You're right, indeed; as i wrote, DM were really great at the time and they were not a simple "synthpop" band, they were something more and there was an "avant-garde" component in their music, too ... Even Vincent Clarke wanted to experiment with sounds, he didn't want to produce "simple pop" music ... I expected DM to "evolve" in 90s, following the electronica of that decade (which is my favorite, as i wrote) and keeping their trademark at the same time ... But as i told, they chose a different path and i stopped being their fan : when i listend to "i feel you" for the first time, i immediately thought : "oh oh, End of line, guys !!!" ... Meantime, i fell in love with Daft Punk, the Chemical Brothers, the Prodigy, Underworld, Orbital. the drum'n'bass style, all the "intelligent techno and house stuff", etc ... I have to say that Pet Shop Boys did much better in the end ... they "updated" their sound but they also maintained "consistent" with their origins !
@@MagDiSante I'm not that type of fan, I know how to recognize the good and the bad of each band, I agree with "I feel you", in the same way I don't think it's a "bad" track, but it's like they lost a bit of his grace, I love the bands you mentioned, I have a couple of vinyls of each one, the beauty of electronic music is that it is very wide, I listen to all kinds of subgenres, taking advantage of the occasion I recommend that you listen to Jon Hopkins, he is a very interesting artist.
More like influenced by Human League and Joy Division.
They took the world by storm, i notice at their beginnings they were always question why this why that. And he always , answer “well, we just want people to enjoy our music and have fun no real deep meaning or meditation just enjoy”
I love them. I love this concert.🥰 They are so young.
Раритет. Видео DM с хорошим качеством картинки и звука.
I love how at that moment in time, Dave had no idea of how erotic he would become .....its magic.
I finally got to see DM live in Santa Barbara and it was well worth the wait. That was maybe 8 year's ago but feels like yesterday. Such a great live band and my favorite since the 80's but I was a little too young to see them then.
They were the very first band I ever saw. 1986, the Black Celebration Tour, Tower Theater, Philadelphia. I was 17. It felt like a dream
The were so cute when they were young with their Keyboard Synths. Playing their adorable little melodies.☺️
This footage is so rare! Thanks RUclips!
The Depeche Mode’s!
Yes, so lovely and young with Dave's voice so deep and atractive❤
Alan wilder equates to genius 👏
You can see they got better and better and as synths progressed in sound so did they.. Dave´s dancing and energy really give the band a polish..... thank god Dave moved and grooved like he did that was an an essential ingredients imo
Hits from "Speak & Spell" only with Vince Clarke!
-"What do the lyrics mean"
--"We dont know. The guy who wrote it left so youl have to ask him."
Beutiful concert _beutiful year 1982
Dave is so darn CUTE!
Such old souls for young men. They for sure shaped my youth.
I like how they were all wearing suits :D
Great sound and video hi! 👋 from Tijuana, México....
super bon souvenir
Amazing to see them play those early songs and see how hard they tried to get synth music into the mainstream. This was excellent.
Effing great and the boys are actually playing (well almost) live!
It's interesting to see the live sound. They really were a fantastic outfit. They just appeared fully formed and distinct and never really got uninteresting which is interesting in itself. I have used up my "interesting" quoter.
Thank you SOOOO much for uploading this brilliant performance! 🙏🏻
Thank You for sharing & posting
Такие молодые:) Все их лучшие хиты ещё впереди! Но ранние DM мне больше нравится!
Taking the influence of Kraftwerk to the pop charts...Great footage.
Yeez, what a gem of show. ❤️❤️❤️
I love it very RAW.
Wie süß Dave Gahan ❤
Und Alan
one final great album and tour with Vince and Alan.....yeah I know...not gonna happen
Excellent performance!
I am pretty sure Photographic should follow right next
no way....... have just realised where rick astley got his wee dance from..
Well.... what a blast that was from my past, at 12 yrs old I was a MASSIVE DM fan, and still love them, one of the few bands I pre order albums from without hearing any of the tracks, never dissapointed.... was a time I had most of their back catalogue too (Vinyl). Great video. 👌👍👏
7:45 this is so adorable😭💕
"Do you think synthesizers can replace real instruments ... totally?" Unaware of the importance of that "unreal" instrument for the rest of the decade. 😂
Now you have cheap smart phone and computer you can be a musician.thats why most music now suck
That presenter is full of shit for making that statement
Dude... best!!
What a nice crowd!!! 🥱🥱🥱
great video...note how Dave stops the tape with the footswitch at the end of the video as Boys say Go! starting...
The Best version of Just can't get enough done live.
Great band still love them now 😊
Paint is color for the eyes while music is color for the ears
Forever Young........
Awesom rare video ♥️
Fletch doing F-All as usual! Thanks be to Alan and Martin!
Vince Clarke : "thank god i left the band to avoid these stupid questions about my bloody lyrics !!!!!!" :)
Depeche needs to revisit this sound
x1
yup, since this is how they gained their early popularity
Vinc's sound ;)
@@rmfigue true, a vince invite to return?
Adrian Šemper; Goalkeeper; born: 12.01.1998. in Zagreb, Croatia🇭🇷
Here Alan must have been brandnew in the band!