Posted: 28 Mar 2009, 12:17
I'd like to actually hear the new album first. Hope it's better than U2's newie 
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Posted: 28 Mar 2009, 12:59
nice video but it doesn't sound like a "must have" release to me
Posted: 28 Mar 2009, 23:57
I find it quite disturbing; mostly because it is a DM song. I mean grotesque masks, violence and blood have never been the properties of the Depeche... seems, until now. I don't mind if another band use raw violence, but from them, this is too shocking in my opinion. But it's not the first time they surprise their fans. 
And the music is so cold and hypnotic... did they return to their 83 for an album? This song reminds me "More than a party" in style. I'm looking forward when they are going to sound like on "Black Celebration"
And the music is so cold and hypnotic... did they return to their 83 for an album? This song reminds me "More than a party" in style. I'm looking forward when they are going to sound like on "Black Celebration"
Posted: 20 Apr 2009, 14:54
'Ere, the new album's really good! In Sympathy my fave.
And Ladytron supporting You can't lose.
And Ladytron supporting
You can't lose.Posted: 22 Apr 2009, 13:49
it was Crystal Palace in 1994. he said "enjoy the puppet show".Ramone wrote:Pete Tong played the remixed version by DJ Thin White Duke ( who is in reality Stuart Price who in turn is Madonna's keyboardist/ arranger and also a member of Les Rythmes Digitales..phew)
Cracking tune, back to basics and had that good ol' D.M plinky plonky feel to it from back in the day!
Shame Eldritch once described them, when the Sisters supported them, as Thunderbird Puppets, whilst on stage at Milton Keynes mu-hahahahaha
Posted: 22 Apr 2009, 14:43
Debi wrote:it was Crystal Palace in 1994. he said "enjoy the puppet show".Ramone wrote:Pete Tong played the remixed version by DJ Thin White Duke ( who is in reality Stuart Price who in turn is Madonna's keyboardist/ arranger and also a member of Les Rythmes Digitales..phew)
Cracking tune, back to basics and had that good ol' D.M plinky plonky feel to it from back in the day!
Shame Eldritch once described them, when the Sisters supported them, as Thunderbird Puppets, whilst on stage at Milton Keynes mu-hahahahaha
that wouldn't be 1993 by any chance, would it?
my apologies for this pathetic act of nitpicking
Posted: 22 Apr 2009, 14:48
i thought it was 94 but you may well be correct LouLou as i do have a lot of numbers going round in my head!!!!
no apologies required although i very nearly missed that small as it were. ; )
no apologies required although i very nearly missed that small as it were. ; )
Posted: 22 Apr 2009, 15:06
tell me about friggin' numbers... i'm currently trying to make sense of an annoyingly large data matrix and i'm not exactly getting anywhere.Debi wrote:i do have a lot of numbers going round in my head!!!!
Posted: 23 Apr 2009, 09:18
i hope that you got that sorted!!LouLou wrote:tell me about friggin' numbers... i'm currently trying to make sense of an annoyingly large data matrix and i'm not exactly getting anywhere.Debi wrote:i do have a lot of numbers going round in my head!!!!
do you go on DMMB??
Posted: 23 Apr 2009, 09:53
Chrystal Palace, 31-07-1993.LouLou wrote:Debi wrote:it was Crystal Palace in 1994. he said "enjoy the puppet show".Ramone wrote:Pete Tong played the remixed version by DJ Thin White Duke ( who is in reality Stuart Price who in turn is Madonna's keyboardist/ arranger and also a member of Les Rythmes Digitales..phew)
Cracking tune, back to basics and had that good ol' D.M plinky plonky feel to it from back in the day!
Shame Eldritch once described them, when the Sisters supported them, as Thunderbird Puppets, whilst on stage at Milton Keynes mu-hahahahaha
that wouldn't be 1993 by any chance, would it?
my apologies for this pathetic act of nitpicking
One of my fav boots.
No gigs in 1994 and 1995. None at all...
Posted: 23 Apr 2009, 13:12
yep, it looks like it! (for the time being, at least)Debi wrote:i hope that you got that sorted!!
thanks for asking
nope. there are more than a few dm songs that i really like, but my love of dm isn't quite enough to get me to post on dmmbDebi wrote:do you go on DMMB??
why, are they saying nasty stuff about
over there? Posted: 23 Apr 2009, 13:29
no no, they are constantly whinging about DM's new stuff. if they are not moaning about something else about DM like the tour.
honestly i don't know why half of them are there ata all!!
glad you got it sorted
honestly i don't know why half of them are there ata all!!
glad you got it sorted
Posted: 23 Apr 2009, 13:35
i wonder when we will have some proper new material to whinge about.
(proper new material = full lenght album / ep / single / live dvd / doll / etc...)
(proper new material = full lenght album / ep / single / live dvd /
doll / etc...)Posted: 23 Apr 2009, 13:50
well i wouldnt hold your breath. you'll have to find something else to man and whinge about!!!!LouLou wrote:i wonder when we will have some proper new material to whinge about.
(proper new material = full lenght album / ep / single / live dvd /
how is
now anyway?Posted: 23 Apr 2009, 13:53
bored out of his brains, i would imagine.Debi wrote:well i wouldnt hold your breath. you'll have to find something else to man and whinge about!!!!LouLou wrote:i wonder when we will have some proper new material to whinge about.
(proper new material = full lenght album / ep / single / live dvd /
how is
what else would compel him to update the band website after all this time?
Posted: 23 Apr 2009, 13:58
i thought he was ill, not bored!
Posted: 23 Apr 2009, 14:13
he's probably better by now. hope so anyway.Debi wrote:i thought he was ill, not bored!
perhaps ben & chris have been forcing 5 portions of fruit and veg down his throat to strenghten (bloody spelling!) his immune system in time for the rescheduled gigs
...the trauma of which may also be partially responsible for his sudden attention to the website
