People are People is the first song of DM that I heard. It's still one of my all time favorites. I used to have this album on cassette tape. Thank you.
My favourite album and documentary! And a bit of recognition deserved for Alan Wilder for being the one who video recorded the making of the album. As if he didn't do enough in the studio, he was also documenting the process on video and was responsible for some really well composed footage.
@@markusdaxamouli5196 Each of the remastered albums came with a documentary. The Some Great Reward documentary was called “You can get away with anything if you give it a good tune.”
Soundwise probably their best album. And thank god no live drums, no 'rock' sound. Gareth Jones (producer) and Alan (Philip Glass influence ) made everything so much more interesting and exciting.
no, it was just a balance between their roles, Martin great song composer and mood creator, Dave's amazing voice and charisma and Alan his amazing work in the studio as sound designer and orchestrator (because of that obviously he need it to spend more time the studio than others), in the case of Andrew less participation indeed, even tho he seems is good on keeping the track of their business aspects
A manager could do what fletch does. A band needs a musician however just goes to prove a recording will cover his bit on stage.. he's good at clapping and waving.
Gracias Gerardo por subir estas joyas me las estoy viendo todas. Depeche para mi es una de las mejores bandas de la historia, me gusto de niño, de adolescente y ahora de adulto. Me acompaño siempre. Es todo lo que me gusta en una sola amalgama. Aguante DM! Abrazo amigo gracias!
Blasphemous Rumours and Lie to Me have held up really well thirty years later. The album as a whole, to me, was more a warmup for Black Celebration than anything else. It's a pretty cool snapshot of a moment in time though.
I personally believe Alan plays most of it with Fletch doing the bass lines (or basic leads, but only usually 1 part that repeats instead of numerous), Martin plays a lot of the quirkier stuff that might be difficult for Alan to sing and play (especially whilst playing 2 other parts)
There is no way that Fletch played live basslines by the time they had got big. It would take someone with absolutely rock solid timing or they would sound awful. The basslines are always locked in. They very obviously aren't played live.
Besides, there are numerous Martin Gore demos pre Violator that suggest that frequently the records that were released were often more high end versions of Martin Gore's own vision for the songs. A good example would be Shake the Disease: almost every synth line in the song is Martin Gore's. Martin Gore played a significant number of parts live, with him and AW, sharing the load, with AW's ability to play two hands independently giving him the larger share of the load.
why, in this series of videos, have you skipped Construction Time Again? If you have have it, can you link me please! I HAVE TO WATCH IN ORDER because I'm mentally ill.
@@jeshkam its ok. Def not their worst, but none of their videos are great imo, with the exception of Enjoy the silence and still that one only has the one image of dave in the king outfit going for it sadly.
People are People is the first song of DM that I heard. It's still one of my all time favorites. I used to have this album on cassette tape. Thank you.
Descansa en paz Fletch 🖤
My favourite album and documentary! And a bit of recognition deserved for Alan Wilder for being the one who video recorded the making of the album. As if he didn't do enough in the studio, he was also documenting the process on video and was responsible for some really well composed footage.
What is name of Documentary i cannot find the whole thing anywhere just these album by album youtubes.
@@markusdaxamouli5196 Each of the remastered albums came with a documentary. The Some Great Reward documentary was called “You can get away with anything if you give it a good tune.”
El mejor sonido Depeche Mode
La música de Depeche Mode es fascinante...saber cómo la hicieron es más fascinante todavía...
Estoy de acuerdo, saludos Cesar
Soundwise probably their best album. And thank god no live drums, no 'rock' sound. Gareth Jones (producer) and Alan (Philip Glass influence ) made everything so much more interesting and exciting.
Poor Alan doing all the work after the other guys went on holiday. He was the back bone of Depeche Mode.
no, it was just a balance between their roles, Martin great song composer and mood creator, Dave's amazing voice and charisma and Alan his amazing work in the studio as sound designer and orchestrator (because of that obviously he need it to spend more time the studio than others), in the case of Andrew less participation indeed, even tho he seems is good on keeping the track of their business aspects
A manager could do what fletch does. A band needs a musician however just goes to prove a recording will cover his bit on stage.. he's good at clapping and waving.
@@colinheaton6934 the is no rules about that and why not less external expenses with Andrew doing those duties ;)
@@plutostube you just cant handle fletch is fucking useless
@@plutostube I vet that "balance" needed plenty of work and time for Alan. Working in a studio is harder than going on holiday.
Something to do has always been a favourite.
Para mí el mejor álbum es sin duda Black Celebration. Una rareza magistral.
Amo el sonido gélido de este tremendo disco,sin duda alguna uno de mis favoritos de los grandiosos Depeche Mode
Gracias Gerardo por subir estas joyas me las estoy viendo todas. Depeche para mi es una de las mejores bandas de la historia, me gusto de niño, de adolescente y ahora de adulto. Me acompaño siempre. Es todo lo que me gusta en una sola amalgama. Aguante DM! Abrazo amigo gracias!
saludos Alexander, gracias por tus comentarios
Blasphemous Rumours and Lie to Me have held up really well thirty years later. The album as a whole, to me, was more a warmup for Black Celebration than anything else. It's a pretty cool snapshot of a moment in time though.
I’ve always liked ‘Stories of Old’
Depeche Mode ♥
What a start if you want...2 shows this time Birmingham and Manchester brilliant gig..very dark
The only song they didn’t talk about or play was “It Doesn’t Matter”!!!
and Stories of old , my favourite from the ábum
@@adamklayton73 But they made an acoustic version of it quite recently, meaning they still probably like it a lot.
Amo este disco y todos los de esta epoca hasta Violator. Grande DM!!!!
Yo thanks for posting this.
Master and Servant got me into DM
same
M & S alucinante.Como todo SGR.😍
Same
So, does that mean Alan plays everything on that album?!
Wouldn't surprise me. Dave doesn't play instruments, Fletch only very basic stuff and Martin doesn't have much technique.
I personally believe Alan plays most of it with Fletch doing the bass lines (or basic leads, but only usually 1 part that repeats instead of numerous), Martin plays a lot of the quirkier stuff that might be difficult for Alan to sing and play (especially whilst playing 2 other parts)
There is no way that Fletch played live basslines by the time they had got big. It would take someone with absolutely rock solid timing or they would sound awful. The basslines are always locked in. They very obviously aren't played live.
No, theres footage out there of martin recording synth parts
Besides, there are numerous Martin Gore demos pre Violator that suggest that frequently the records that were released were often more high end versions of Martin Gore's own vision for the songs. A good example would be Shake the Disease: almost every synth line in the song is Martin Gore's. Martin Gore played a significant number of parts live, with him and AW, sharing the load, with AW's ability to play two hands independently giving him the larger share of the load.
Glimpses of why Alan left in 1995..........
18:59 Charlie's revenge 😂🤣
why, in this series of videos, have you skipped Construction Time Again? If you have have it, can you link me please! I HAVE TO WATCH IN ORDER because I'm mentally ill.
Chris Carr seems like a nice chap in all these videos
21:59 🤣👌🏼
18:10 ope! That’s my birthday lol
Greetings, soon I will upload new material
You know the video is shit when the sound engineer thinks it suits the song perfectly (regarding People are People).
The 101 video for people are people is much better
It's actually a very good video.
@@jeshkam its ok. Def not their worst, but none of their videos are great imo, with the exception of Enjoy the silence and still that one only has the one image of dave in the king outfit going for it sadly.
@@mobius273 Dude, please...😂🤣
@@jeshkam huh guess you're not down on their videos as much as i am, what are some of your favorites then?
Pobre gareth!