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Redone Touring The Angel Setlist

Redone Touring The Angel Setlist

Last time I redid the setlist for the Exciter tour, so I decided to follow it up by redoing Touring The Angel's setlist. The setlist that they used really annoys me because it was almost perfect but was held back by just a couple of major issues. My first and biggest issue is the lack of plays for Stripped and In Your Room. This was a problem I had with the original Exciter tour setlist. I personally feel that Depeche Mode should view Stripped like how they view Never Let Me Down Again, Enjoy The Silence, and Personal Jesus. My next issue was that they didn't do It's No Good. Every album up to Delta Machine, minus Exciter and A Broken Frame, has had at least one song that is played on every tour. For Ultra, those songs are It's No Good and Home. While they played Home, I didn't really like the lack of It's No Good. My final issue was that Everything Counts was not the set closer. Truthfully, I feel that Everything Counts should always be the set closer, and while the placement in this setlist is better than on other tours like the Memento Mori Tour, Exciter Tour, Exotic Tour, and World Violation Tour. It really annoys me on this tour because I feel like we were so close to getting it as a set closer. Just about everything is the same, just moved around. I added Lie to Me and Nothing because they said they thought about playing Lie to Me, and I felt like Nothing would have fit very well on this tour. Anyway, here is my redone Touring The Angel Setlist.

Setlist

1 A Pain That I’m Used To

2 Suffer Well

3 It’s No Good

4 World In My Eyes

5 A Question of Time

6 Walking In My Shoes

7 Policy of Truth

8 Behind The Wheel

9 I Want It All

  • Lillian
  • The Darkest Star

10 Damaged People

  • Macro

11 Home

  • It Doesn’t Matter Two
  • A Question of Lust
  • Blue Dress
  • It Doesn’t Matter
  • The Things You Said
  • Comatose

12 Nothing’s Impossible

  • The Sinner In Me
  • Martyr

13 In Your Room

14 Precious

15 Nothing

16 I Feel You

17 John The Revelator

18 Personal Jesus

19 Stripped

20 Enjoy The Silence

ENCORE 1:

21 Shake The Disease (acoustic)

  • Somebody
  • Leave In Silence (acoustic)
  • Judas (acoustic)

22 Never Let Me Down Again

23 Goodnight Lovers

ENCORE 2:

24 Just Can’t Get Enough

  • Lie To Me
  • Photographic

25 Everything Counts

u/Firm-Secretary4710 — 17 hours ago
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Daniel Miller as a band member of Silicon Teens with their song Memphis Tennessee from 1978 (YT-ID ''_p7Ub1NDTVg'')

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u/Cuiusquemodi — 21 hours ago

Dave Gahan autograph?

Got this 7” in a Swedish second hand shop back in 2017, on the cover someone has scribbled in Swedish ”Slutet på andra sidan” which means ”End of the second side”, and in black bold ink there’s a signature that appears to spell ”David”, is it similar in style to his signature in the early 80s?

u/Zweitwelt — 2 days ago

Mercy in You

Am I the only one who can hear something similar to a snapping instrument string at 2:06? You can hear it both in the spotify and youtube official tracks. I am so into this song right now and I was just listening to it for a millionth time really paying attention to all the layers , then suddenly this sound came out and I thought my headphones broke lol

Could this be intentional? Or is it some sort of foreign sound that got into the recording?

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u/lyagushka12 — 3 days ago
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On This Day 1986 / Depeche Mode / New Order, and Talk Talk were the support act / Valby, Copenhagen

u/DMFanFM — 4 days ago
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Tallinn, Estonia

Was walking around Old Town and tripped on this!! Sorry if posted here before, but was pleasantly amused.... was during the day so not open, sadly.

u/Expensive-Fig6262 — 4 days ago

I Feel Loved poster I bought 25 years ago finally made it on a wall

I bought this poster unframed in fall of 2001 from an online retailer in the UK. In my haste to hit 'buy' I did not double check the dimensions. It is 58"x39". It lived the next 22 years rolled up in a tube. I had it framed in 2023, but was about to move and didn't have a suitable wall to hang out on. I finally put it on a wall in my garage last week! Cheers, and enjoy.

u/al3xwo — 3 days ago

Songs of Faith and Devotion - SACD (2006) vs Original (1993) Mastering

Hi!

I have gotten a hold of the sacd version of SOFAD and was curious because they have the cd layer (which is stereo) and the SACD (5.1 is cool! but I will mostly be listening with headphones or on my stereo/car, and I learned it has the 2.0 mix as well).

A few questions have come up, however, as Im trying to organize my media library and avoid redundancy.

What would be the definite listening experience for this album?

Is the CD layer the original release master or the 2006 master? Would the SACD stereo mixdown be similar to the CD?

tl;dr what are the biggest differences between the original and 2006 master? Is the cd layer the 1993 version and sacd the 2006 version?

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u/ayarex-v — 4 days ago
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4 years ago today, Depeche Mode shared an image of Dave and Martin working on new material in the studio

Three months after the passing of Andy Fletcher. Shortly after, their 15th studio album, ‘Memento Mori’, was announced.

u/DMFanFM — 5 days ago

90% of comments in this sub be like:

I remember the first time i listened to DM…

Im going to say something that is at most remotely related to the topic of the post and share a story about DM

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u/Monarchistmusic — 3 days ago

Counterfeit E.P

I have listened to this e.p quite a lot and i have basically seen it as a depeche mode album in terms of sound and mood. I think that compulsion is a natural progression from music for the masses to violator. It has that similar demo sound of the music for the masses and violator yet it still sounds so polished.

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u/Swedenalexis — 4 days ago

The Golden Period: 1986 - 1997

Hi. I might be in for a bit of hate for this post, but I'm genuinely curious.

I've been a huge fan of DM for as long as I've enjoyed music. Listened to all their albums, travelled abroad for concerts and hell, even own a couple of t-shirts, but there's no escaping for me that there's a definite period, starting with 'Black Celebration' until 'Ultra', when they were absolutely brilliant, like, as good as it gets, but prior to and after that, underwhelming.

I will never stop listening to and loving the albums from that period but the others I most probably won't ever listen to again.

Is it the Alan Wilder touch?

Anyone else share this opinion?

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u/Koink — 5 days ago