in your room 1993,song of fath and devotion cover of Depche Mode,scritta da Martin Lee Gore cantata da Dave Gahan. my cover of in your room of Depeche Mode,written by Martin Lee Gore, sing by Dave Gahan add me to my artist page on facebook, thanks!, www.facebook.com Author: Antonio Skit Duration: 4:14
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Goodbye to All That - www.goodbyetoallthat.co.uk - rehearsing their version of "Blasphemous Rumours" by Depeche Mode at Redbridge Studios and Rehearsal Rooms in Breightmet, Bolton, UK. At the time this was Depeche Mode's 12th UK single and their 1st Double A-Side, released on 29th October, 1984. This version, whilst still electronic in its creation substitutes the classic synth lines for instrument samples and blends simple piano with faint traces of cello, sax and acoustic guitar. It expands the blunted, despairing almost monotone of Dave Gahan's vocals with the pained melody of Nigel Robert's voice rising above the simple orchestration by Ian Dufton. Performed on the 12th June 2012, the song retains its power, it's story of two different girls simple, questioning... forever remaining music for a certain hour of night. Author: GoodbyeToAllThat1 Duration: 4:25
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Dave Gahan from Depeche Mode in interview about illegal filesharing. His familiar with the issue. ;-) Captured on Swedish news television on April 16th 2009. Enjoy. Author: FanTiezer Duration: 2:44
Photos for video Dave from Depeche about illegal filesharing.
in your room 1993,song of fath and devotion cover of Depche Mode,scritta da Martin Lee Gore cantata da Dave Gahan. my cover of in your room of Depeche Mode,written by Martin Lee Gore, sing by Dave Gahan add me to my artist page on facebook, thanks!, www.facebook.com
Goodbye to All That - www.goodbyetoallthat.co.uk - rehearsing their version of "Blasphemous Rumours" by Depeche Mode at Redbridge Studios and Rehearsal Rooms in Breightmet, Bolton, UK. At the time this was Depeche Mode's 12th UK single and their 1st Double A-Side, released on 29th October, 1984. This version, whilst still electronic in its creation substitutes the classic synth lines for instrument samples and blends simple piano with faint traces of cello, sax and acoustic guitar. It expands the blunted, despairing almost monotone of Dave Gahan's vocals with the pained melody of Nigel Robert's voice rising above the simple orchestration by Ian Dufton. Performed on the 12th June 2012, the song retains its power, it's story of two different girls simple, questioning... forever remaining music for a certain hour of night.
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My B&W version of this song from Ultra album.
I USED MY KEYBOARD YAHAMA TYROS3...
Dave Gahan from Depeche Mode in interview about illegal filesharing. His familiar with the issue. ;-) Captured on Swedish news television on April 16th 2009. Enjoy.
Blast from the past! Tribute to their up and coming 2009 Tour.
