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New Depeche Mode Album.
Posted: 31/01/2013 - 2:14
by Analog-X64
Re: New Depeche Mode Album.
Posted: 31/01/2013 - 8:29
by Chris Abbott
Always nervous to even listen to new material from old bands. It's like a fear that listening to it could destroy your love of the band, rather like "The Bourne Legacy" destroyed the legacy of the previous three films (so I'm glad I haven't seen it).
Re: New Depeche Mode Album.
Posted: 31/01/2013 - 22:26
by Analog-X64
Chris Abbott wrote:Always nervous to even listen to new material from old bands. It's like a fear that listening to it could destroy your love of the band, rather like "The Bourne Legacy" destroyed the legacy of the previous three films (so I'm glad I haven't seen it).
Depeche Mode post Alan Wilder is a different band, so if you like Post Alan Wilder Depeche Mode, you will like the new songs.
And I made the mistake of watching "The Bourne Legacy"
Re: New Depeche Mode Album.
Posted: 01/02/2013 - 19:13
by Doddsy
I prefer Depeche Mode when Vince Clarke and Alan Wilder were in the group. It just shows what they brought to the sound of Mode. I enjoyed Playing out the Angel album though. I think Depeche Mode are a better band when seen live.
Re: New Depeche Mode Album.
Posted: 01/02/2013 - 20:46
by Raven Squad
Chris Abbott wrote:Always nervous to even listen to new material from old bands. It's like a fear that listening to it could destroy your love of the band, rather like "The Bourne Legacy" destroyed the legacy of the previous three films (so I'm glad I haven't seen it).
The Bourne legacy was horrible movie, but i still dont think that it ruined the first three for me. Same goes for Depeche Mode, i dislike the newer stuff and like the old. I really dont care even if they start making black metal, i always enjoy the silence. Or something as cheesy as that. Tho what annoys me is that when i hear people are people i think of volkswagen.
Re: New Depeche Mode Album.
Posted: 05/03/2013 - 16:17
by CraigG
I was surprised how bad I thought the new stuff was when I heard it recently. Heaven is just a lifeless ballady Gore effort and a really curious choice of single. It's like Gore on auto-pilot. (Compare to Personal Jesus, I Feel You, Barrel of a Gun or even Precious or Dream On as an intro to new material.) But then I heard Angel, which almost mashes together blues(ish) guitar and electronics in that way DM often do well, and, wow, what a mess. It sounds like one of Gore's demos that needs some serious work. Post-WIlder, DM's obviously a very different beast, given that the band lost the guy who crafted the sound and did a lot of the arrangements, but this latest material left me cold.