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█ Depeche_Mode - On_The_Crest_Of_A_Wave(Live) █
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█ Year: 1984 · █
█ No. of Tracks: 17 · Rip Date: 07-19-2003 █
█ Total Playtime: 72:18 min · Ripper: TeaM SDR █
█ Genre New Wave · Size: 99,4 MB █
█ Label castle · Bitrate: 192/44.1 █
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█ 01 Everything Counts 05:51 █
█ 02 This Is Fun 03:35 █
█ 03 2 Minute Warning 04:29 █
█ 04 Shame 04:07 █
█ 05 See You 03:57 █
█ 06 Get The Balance Right 03:12 █
█ 07 Love Itself 04:23 █
█ 08 Puppet 03:55 █
█ 09 The Landscaping Is Changing 04:46 █
█ 10 And Then 04:21 █
█ 11 Photographic 04:14 █
█ 12 Told You So 04:36 █
█ 13 New Life 04:07 █
█ 14 More Than A Party 05:39 █
█ 15 The Meaning Of Love 03:00 █
█ 16 Just Cant Get Enough 05:11 █
█ 17 Boys Say Go 02:55 █
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█ 72:18 █
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█ Originally a product of Britain's New Romantic █
█ movement, Depeche Mode went on to become the █
█ quintessential electro-pop band of the 1980s; one of █
█ the first acts to establish a musical identity based █
█ completely around the use of synthesizers, the group █
█ began their existence as a bouncy dance-pop outfit but █
█ gradually developed a darker, more dramatic sound which █
█ ultimately positioned them as one of the most █
█ successful alternative bands of their era. █
█ The roots of Depeche Mode dated to 1976, when Basildon, █
█ England-based keyboardists Vince Clarke and Andrew █
█ Fletcher first teamed to form the group No Romance in █
█ China. The band proved short-lived, and by 1979 Clarke █
█ had formed French Look, another duo featuring █
█ guitarist/keyboardist Martin Gore; Fletcher soon signed █
█ on, and the group rechristened itself Composition of █
█ Sound. Initially, Clarke handled vocal chores, but in █
█ 1980 singer David Gahan was brought in to complete the █
█ lineup; after one final name change to Depeche Mode, █
█ the quartet jettisoned all instruments excluding their █
█ synthesizers, honing a slick, techno-based sound to █
█ showcase Clarke's catchy melodies. █
█ █
█ After building a following on the London club scene, █
█ Depeche Mode debuted in 1980 with "Photographic," a █
█ track included on the Some Bizzare Album label █
█ compilation. After signing to Mute Records, they issued █
█ "Dreaming of Me" in early 1981; while neither the █
█ single nor its follow-up "New Life" caused much of a █
█ stir, their third effort, "Just Can't Get Enough," █
█ became a Top Ten U.K. hit, and their 1981 debut LP █
█ Speak and Spell was also a success. Just as Depeche █
█ Mode appeared poised for a major commercial █
█ breakthrough, however, principal songwriter Clarke █
█ abruptly exited to form Yazoo with singer Alison Moyet, █
█ leaving the group's future in grave doubt. █
█ █
█ As Gore grabbed the band's songwriting reins, the █
█ remaining trio recruited keyboardist Alan Wilder to █
█ fill the technological void created by Clarke's █
█ departure; while 1982's A Broken Frame deviated only █
█ slightly from Depeche Mode's earlier work, Gore's █
█ ominous songs grew more assured and sophisticated by █
█ the time of 1983's Construction Time Again. Some Great █
█ Reward, issued the following year, was their artistic █
█ and commercial breakthrough, as Gore's dark, kinky █
█ preoccupations with spiritual doubt ("Blasphemous █
█ Rumours") and psychosexual manipulation ("Master and █
█ Servant") came to the fore; the egalitarian single █
█ "People Are People" was a major hit on both sides of █
█ the Atlantic, and typified the music's turn towards █
█ more industrial textures. █
█ █
█ 1986's atmospheric Black Celebration continued the █
█ trend towards grim melancholy, and further established █
█ the group as a major commercial force. After the superb █
█ single "Strangelove," Depeche Mode issued 1987's Music █
█ for the Masses; a subsequent sold-out tour yielded the █
█ 1989 double live set 101, as well as a concert film █
█ directed by the legendary D.A. Pennebaker. Still, █
█ despite an enormous fan base, the group was considered █
█ very much an underground cult phenomenon prior to the █
█ release of 1990's Violator, a Top Ten smash which █
█ spawned the hits "Enjoy the Silence," "Policy of Truth" █
█ and "Personal Jesus." █
█ █
█ With the alternative music boom of the early 1990s, █
█ Depeche Mode emerged as one of the world's most █
█ successful acts, and their 1993 LP Songs of Faith and █
█ Devotion entered the charts in the number one slot. █
█ However, at the peak of their success, the group began █
█ to unravel; first Wilder exited in 1995, and then Gahan █
█ was the subject of a failed suicide attempt. (He later █
█ entered a drug rehabilitation clinic to battle an █
█ addiction to heroin.) After a four-year layoff, Depeche █
█ Mode ù continuing on as a trio ù released 1997's Ultra, █
█ which featured the hits "Barrel of a Gun" and "It's No █
█ Good." The release of Singles '86-'98 was celebrated █
█ with a major tour. █
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