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Dave Gahan full concert live at Rock am Ring 2003. Great Audio Quality!!
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01. Hidden Houses
02. Hold On
03. Dirty Sticky Floors
04. A Question Of Time
05. Bitter Apple
06. Black And Blue Again
07. Stay
08. A Little Piece
09. Walking In My Shoes
10. I Need You
11. Bottle Living
12. Personal Jesus
13. Goodbye
14. I Feel You
15. Never Let Me Down Again
16. Enjoy The Silence / Just Can't Get Enough
Paper Monsters is the debut solo album by Depeche Mode lead singer Dave Gahan. The record was released by Mute Records on 2 June 2003 in Europe via Mute and Reprise labels.
The album was produced by Ken Thomas, who is best known for his work with Icelandic band Sigur Rós. Upon its debut, critical reception was generally mixed; while many complimented the album's personal subject matter, others described it as lacking depth.
Paper Monsters became a modest success in the UK where it debuted at number thirty-six on the albums chart, but it was a big success in the German, Swedish and Swiss charts, reaching the Top 10 there. In North America, the album was released on 3 June 2003; however, it failed to make much of an impact on the mainstream charts, although the "Paper Monsters Tour" had some impact, especially on Depeche Mode fans.
One concert of the tour, the one on 4-5.07 in Paris at the Olympia, was recorded and released on a DVD called "Live Monsters" .
From this album, four songs were released on three singles: "Dirty Sticky Floors", "I Need You" and "Bottle Living"/"Hold On" (the last was a double A-side, so two album songs were released on the same single: "Bottle Living" and "Hold On"). The three reached the UK Top 40.
David Gahan first played with the idea of releasing a solo album after the release of Depeche Mode's Exciter in 2001, but approached the project slowly. It was not until he began writing music with friend and musician Knox Chandler that he gained the self-confidence he needed to begin to consider working on an album of his own material
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Dave Gahan full concert live at Rock am Ring 2003. Great Audio Quality!!
Buy official Depeche Mode items here:
Español: amzn.to/2Y6Lj24
Deutsch: amzn.to/3cNx8nS
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01. Hidden Houses
02. Hold On
03. Dirty Sticky Floors
04. A Question Of Time
05. Bitter Apple
06. Black And Blue Again
07. Stay
08. A Little Piece
09. Walking In My Shoes
10. I Need You
11. Bottle Living
12. Personal Jesus
13. Goodbye
14. I Feel You
15. Never Let Me Down Again
16. Enjoy The Silence / Just Can't Get Enough
Paper Monsters is the debut solo album by Depeche Mode lead singer Dave Gahan. The record was released by Mute Records on 2 June 2003 in Europe via Mute and Reprise labels.
The album was produced by Ken Thomas, who is best known for his work with Icelandic band Sigur Rós. Upon its debut, critical reception was generally mixed; while many complimented the album's personal subject matter, others described it as lacking depth.
Paper Monsters became a modest success in the UK where it debuted at number thirty-six on the albums chart, but it was a big success in the German, Swedish and Swiss charts, reaching the Top 10 there. In North America, the album was released on 3 June 2003; however, it failed to make much of an impact on the mainstream charts, although the "Paper Monsters Tour" had some impact, especially on Depeche Mode fans.
One concert of the tour, the one on 4-5.07 in Paris at the Olympia, was recorded and released on a DVD called "Live Monsters" .
From this album, four songs were released on three singles: "Dirty Sticky Floors", "I Need You" and "Bottle Living"/"Hold On" (the last was a double A-side, so two album songs were released on the same single: "Bottle Living" and "Hold On"). The three reached the UK Top 40.
David Gahan first played with the idea of releasing a solo album after the release of Depeche Mode's Exciter in 2001, but approached the project slowly. It was not until he began writing music with friend and musician Knox Chandler that he gained the self-confidence he needed to begin to consider working on an album of his own material
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