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 "Dave Gahan, deep down in his total unconsciousness, sang for us."

 "The Fab Four of electronics appear as stars under the spotlight and in front of Anton Corbijn’s camera which signs a masterpiece."

This review praises Depeche Mode's Devotional DVD as a vital and masterful live document of their 1993-94 tour. It highlights Dave Gahan's complex persona amid his heroin addiction and the band's intense performances. The DVD's rich content, including bonus tracks and special features, is noted as essential viewing. The concert's emotional and musical intensity reflects a turning point for the band, captured expertly by director Anton Corbijn. Overall, it's celebrated as a mythic and unforgettable moment in rock history. Watch Depeche Mode's Devotional DVD now and experience the legendary tour that defined a rock icon's turbulent era.

 Covers made with passion, many successfully done, and nothing more. Worth listening to though, just like all covers, even those not present here.

 Smashing Pumpkins reinterpret it masterfully, these guys have been at the top for years, and the singer has a soft and wonderful voice that recreates the Depeche piece in a punk-psychedelic atmosphere.

This review examines 'For the Masses', a tribute album featuring various artists covering Depeche Mode songs with fresh reinterpretations. Highlights include Smashing Pumpkins' masterful punk-psychedelic remake of 'Never Let Me Down Again' and Rammstein's intense industrial metal take on 'Stripped'. While some covers fall short, the album is overall worth listening to for its passion and creativity. The review rates the album 3 out of 5, praising particularly standout performances. Listen to 'For the Masses' and explore diverse reinterpretations of timeless Depeche Mode classics!

 "Music for the Masses is a record that made Depeche Mode great to the world."

 "The album is like war sirens, but with completely personal and psychological themes."

Music for the Masses marked Depeche Mode's rise to global greatness, blending dark electro-pop with industrial and classical influences. The album features iconic tracks like "Never Let Me Down Again" and "Strangelove," showcasing mature lyrics and masterful production. Alan Wilder's sampling and Martin Gore's introspective songwriting define this darker, restless era. It's widely regarded as one of the band's best albums alongside Violator and Songs of Faith and Devotion. Explore the dark depths of Depeche Mode's Music for the Masses and experience a defining electronic masterpiece.

 Heck, I’ve heard this before... oh yes... Jane’s Addiction, and a bit of Red Hot Chili Peppers!

 Romanticism, sensuality, brash and melodic rock at the same time are the ingredients of this excellently packaged maxi-album.

Le Vibrazioni's self-titled debut presents a well-crafted blend of melodic and hard rock with influences from Californian bands like Jane's Addiction and Red Hot Chili Peppers. The 15-track maxi disc offers songs touching on social, psychological, and romantic themes, enriched by distinctive guitar work and heartfelt vocals. Notable singles like "Dedicato a te" and "In una notte d'estate" resonate strongly with a young audience. The album’s luxurious packaging complements its musical depth, though staggering tracks over multiple releases might enhance radio play and exposure. Listen to Le Vibrazioni's dynamic debut now and explore their blend of melodic Italian rock and heartfelt lyrics!

 It was an album with dark tones and once again dark as in the past, it makes you contemplate suicide for a few minutes, then you regain your senses and say.... the Depeche are still here.

 "Precious" is a mature piece, which talks about regret, and hope almost suffocated, but not dead.

Playing The Angel reflects Depeche Mode's matured sound with a darker, emotional tone. The album combines synth-pop with rock elements and heartfelt lyrics. Standout tracks like "Suffer Well" and "Precious" highlight themes of pain, regret, and hope. The review praises the band's continued relevance and evolution while honoring their history. Overall, it's a thoughtful and accomplished work. Listen to Depeche Mode's Playing The Angel and experience their dark, emotional evolution firsthand!