Playing The Angel - Depeche Mode

Description: Genre: Rock - Pop Rock / Artist: Depeche Mode / Audio CD released 2005-10-17 at Mute / Disc #1 Tracklisting 1 A Pain Th ... more

Playing The Angel - Depeche Mode ... That I?m Used To
2 John The Revelator
3 Suffer Well
4 The Sinner In Me
5 Precious
6 Macro
7 I Want It All
8 Nothing?s Impossible
9 Introspectre
10 Damaged People
11 Lilian
12 The Darkest Sta

Newest Review: ... hesitant about buying it, after the let-down which was 'Exciter'. After hearing a couple of tracks from the album, however, I ... more

... found myself buying it, as it sounded promising based on the couple of tracks I heard. I played the album and was not disappointed this time! Depeche Mode were back with their best sounding album since 'Ultra' . Inscribed on the back are the words 'Pain and suffering in various tempos' which sums this album up perfectly. Not many bands can write about pain and suffering quite like these guys! It has some faster paced, harder sounding tracks on here, with Martin Gore taking over lead vocals on a couple of the tr...more

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Playing The Angel - Depeche Mode: Pain and suffering in various tempos... (1027 words)
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Depeche Mode are a band I have liked since the 80's. I do feel they have gone from strength to strength, and produced a much better sound and songs since Vince Clarke left the band and went on to form Yazoo and then Erasure. The band :- Dave Gahan - vocals & newly established songwriter Martin Gore - player of many instruments, songwriter, and vocals Andrew Fletcher - player of many instruments and backing vocals Martin Gore took over the song-writing with the single 'See You' back in 1982, and proved the critics wrong who said Depeche Mode would fall apart without Vince! Without Vince Clarke, the band went on to ... Read the complete review

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