Depeche Mode - Devotional Tour - Live in London 20 December 1993 Remastered Audio

Fully Remastered Audio of Depeche Mode performing live at the Wembley Arena, in London, England on December 20th, 1993.
Setlist:
Higher Love - 0:01
Policy of Truth - 6:48
World In My Eyes - 11:53
Walking In My Shoes - 18:06
Behind The Wheel - 25:00
Halo - 30:48
Stripped - 35:27
Condemnation - 40:55
A Question of Lust - 45:08
One Caress - 49:51
Mercy in You - 53:23
I Feel You - 57:55
Never Let Me Down Again - 1:05:10
Rush - 1:10:06
In Your Room 1:14:52
Encore:
Personal Jesus - 1:22:19
Enjoy The Silence - 1:28:04
Encore 2:
Somebody - 1:35:19
Everything Counts - 1:39:49
Note:
A string quartet accompanied Martin during the performance of One Caress.
This was the last concert of the 1993 Devotional Tour. The 1994 Exotic Tour began two and a half months later with a drastically changed setlist.
To date, this was the last time Mercy In You was performed live. Higher Love was also played for the last time until the 2013-2014 Delta Machine Tour, when Martin sang lead vocals instead of Dave.
Here is Daryl Bamonte's entry for the famous Devotional Tour diary, published in Bong Magazine in 1994:
"Played Wembley tonight. A very good show, but you guessed it - backstage was chaos. We had a good party at the Regent afterwards. So what now - a long rest... NOT! I move house tomorrow, then it's Christmas, then it's time to start all over again..."
Marxman was the supporting act.
Depeche Mode in 1993 was:
Alan Wilder
Martin Gore
Dave Gahan
Andrew Fletcher
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[@SacredSnyths04]

Setlist:
Higher Love - 0:01
Policy of Truth - 6:48
World In My Eyes - 11:53
Walking In My Shoes - 18:06
Behind The Wheel - 25:00
Halo - 30:48
Stripped - 35:27
Condemnation - 40:55
A Question of Lust - 45:08
One Caress - 49:51
Mercy in You - 53:23
I Feel You - 57:55
Never Let Me Down Again - 1:05:10
Rush - 1:10:06
In Your Room 1:14:52
Encore:
Personal Jesus - 1:22:19
Enjoy The Silence - 1:28:04
Encore 2:
Somebody - 1:35:19
Everything Counts - 1:39:49

[@s.t.8898]

VIELEN LIEBEN DANK DIR...FRIEDEN und FREIHEIT...

[@glezpik]

The last Devotional Tour date, end of an era, from here is where everything went really downhill.

[@s.t.8898]

WAR DABEI MIT ,,INDI TOURS,,.GRÜSSE GEHEN RAUS.

[@tafur101]

With the departure of Alan Wilder, the real sound of DM left. Now we have an overacting rock drummer and a soulless keyboardist. DM should have replaced Alan Wilder with a musician of his level who is a multi-instrumentalist. Just listen to how 'Black Celebration' sounds live now (2024), it starts off great but then that drummer comes in and ruins the whole song.

[@SacredSnyths04]

I agree with you. However, their live shows can still be quite fun. I saw them in October of last year, and I had a good time. They should go back to using drum machines, though. Wasn't a fan of Eigner.

[@viktorrietveld]

Discount Lars Ulrich. Not a fan, same as the wedding pianist, spare me.

[@pussylume2695]

Enjoy The Silence too

[@user-ny9hf8nv1w]

You and your Alan are hesitating! If you don't like it, don't listen!