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Depeche Mode live second night in Düsseldorf, full concert multicam. 2006.01.21
Touring the Angel was a 2005/2006 concert tour by English electronic group Depeche Mode in support of the act's 11th studio album, Playing the Angel, which was released in October 2005.
The tour, which was officially announced in June 2005 in Düsseldorf, Germany, kicked off in October with a warm-up show in New York City called "Starting the Angel". It encompassed two continents, Europe and North America, with two legs between each.
The stage set, which was designed by Anton Corbijn, was elaborate compared to previous Depeche Mode tours. It consisted of specially constructed pods to contain the act's MIDI controllers. Hidden screens at the rear of the stage, which displayed distorted images of the band members and movies related to the song being performed, were unveiled midway during the group's performance. These screens were accompanied by a large grey ball-shaped prop on the left of the stage, which contained an additional screen as well as a LED display which emitted various messages.
The tour began in late October 2005 with a special rehearsal show in New York City, dubbed "Starting the Angel". The date was exclusive to invited guests, most of whom won access through radio station and internet contests. The first full-fledged show was in Tampa, Florida in early November, kicking off a six-week North American leg. The tour was supposed to begin in Sunrise, Florida, but that date was cancelled due to the after-effects of Hurricane Wilma,[2] which had spread across southern Florida a week prior to the show. The first leg ultimately concluded mid-December at the annual Almost Acoustic Christmas show, organised by radio station KROQ, in Universal City, California. The unique performance saw the band play a selection of songs in a stripped down acoustic set.
In January 2006, the group kicked off an extensive tour of Europe, beginning in Dresden, Germany. The leg lasted twelve weeks and included multiple shows in a number of cities. It also saw the addition of "Leave in Silence" in the group's setlists, which had not been performed live since the Black Celebration Tour in 1986. The tour eventually finished in early April with two dates in London; the band were the first act to perform in the newly refurbished Wembley Arena.
01 Intro
02 A Pain That I´m Used To
03 John The Revelator
04 A Question Of Time
05 Policy Of Truth
06 Precious
07 Walking In My Shoes
08 Suffer Well
09 Damaged People
10 Home
11 I Want It All
12 The Sinner In Me
13 I Feel You
14 Behind The Wheel
15 World In My Eyes
16 Personal Jesus
17 Enjoy The Silence
18 A Question Of Lust
19 Just Can't Get Enough
20 Everything Counts
21 Never Let Me Down Again
22 Goodnight Lovers
Depeche Mode in 2006 were:
Dave Gahan
Martin Gore
Andrew Fletcher
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Depeche Mode live second night in Düsseldorf, full concert multicam. 2006.01.21
Touring the Angel was a 2005/2006 concert tour by English electronic group Depeche Mode in support of the act's 11th studio album, Playing the Angel, which was released in October 2005.
The tour, which was officially announced in June 2005 in Düsseldorf, Germany, kicked off in October with a warm-up show in New York City called "Starting the Angel". It encompassed two continents, Europe and North America, with two legs between each.
The stage set, which was designed by Anton Corbijn, was elaborate compared to previous Depeche Mode tours. It consisted of specially constructed pods to contain the act's MIDI controllers. Hidden screens at the rear of the stage, which displayed distorted images of the band members and movies related to the song being performed, were unveiled midway during the group's performance. These screens were accompanied by a large grey ball-shaped prop on the left of the stage, which contained an additional screen as well as a LED display which emitted various messages.
The tour began in late October 2005 with a special rehearsal show in New York City, dubbed "Starting the Angel". The date was exclusive to invited guests, most of whom won access through radio station and internet contests. The first full-fledged show was in Tampa, Florida in early November, kicking off a six-week North American leg. The tour was supposed to begin in Sunrise, Florida, but that date was cancelled due to the after-effects of Hurricane Wilma,[2] which had spread across southern Florida a week prior to the show. The first leg ultimately concluded mid-December at the annual Almost Acoustic Christmas show, organised by radio station KROQ, in Universal City, California. The unique performance saw the band play a selection of songs in a stripped down acoustic set.
In January 2006, the group kicked off an extensive tour of Europe, beginning in Dresden, Germany. The leg lasted twelve weeks and included multiple shows in a number of cities. It also saw the addition of "Leave in Silence" in the group's setlists, which had not been performed live since the Black Celebration Tour in 1986. The tour eventually finished in early April with two dates in London; the band were the first act to perform in the newly refurbished Wembley Arena.
01 Intro
02 A Pain That I´m Used To
03 John The Revelator
04 A Question Of Time
05 Policy Of Truth
06 Precious
07 Walking In My Shoes
08 Suffer Well
09 Damaged People
10 Home
11 I Want It All
12 The Sinner In Me
13 I Feel You
14 Behind The Wheel
15 World In My Eyes
16 Personal Jesus
17 Enjoy The Silence
18 A Question Of Lust
19 Just Can't Get Enough
20 Everything Counts
21 Never Let Me Down Again
22 Goodnight Lovers
Depeche Mode in 2006 were:
Dave Gahan
Martin Gore
Andrew Fletcher
★FOLLOW US★
►Instagram: instagram.com/depechemodetv
►Twitter: twitter.com/DMdescargas2018
►Facebook: facebook.com/DMdescarga
►Forum: dmdescargas.foroactivo.com
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![Depeche Mode live in INDIANAPOLIS 1994 (Alans Last Show)
Depeche Mode live in INDIANAPOLIS 1994 (Alans Last Show)
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https://dmlive.wiki/wiki/1994-07-08_Deer_Creek_Music_Centre,_Indianapolis,_IN,_USA
This was the last show on the 1994 Exotic Tour, and eventually the last concert with Alan Wilder as a member of Depeche Mode. He did, however, return for a one-off performance of Somebody at 2010-02-17 Royal Albert Hall, London, England, UKs special show for charity group Teenage Cancer Trust as a special guest, almost 16 years later.
This concert contains the last performance of Rush to date. It was also the last time I Want You Now was performed (and the last in its trip-hop version), until the acoustic rendition played on the 2017-2018 Global Spirit Tour, 24 years later.
There were a few surprises during this concert, as summarised by BONG Magazine issue #21, published in July 1994:
The final show of the tour turned out to be very unique. Not only did everyone want to say Good bye, which they did, but a series of unexpected events towards the end of the show made it extra special for everyone, starting with a big surprise for the band, especially Alan, when during Somebody, Alans piano opened up, and Jez [Webb], one of the bands backline engineers, appeared from inside the piano, climbed out, and calmly walked off the stage. Then during Personal Jesus, the guitarist of Primal Scream joined Martin in the guitar solo and some of the DM crew sang along with Samantha and Hildia... Reach out and touch faith! By this time the atmosphere was so moving that Dave decided to jump into the audience during the encore, and literally dived into the sea of fans for the last time on this tour. The next day however, Dave experienced severe chest pains and was later found to have a bruised and haemorrhaging fractured rib. The good news is that he is feeling well and is on the mend.
Here is Daryl Bamontes entry for the famous Devotional Tour Diary, published in Bong magazine in 1994:
Well, thats it then. 14 months, or 612,000 minutes, of our lives completely absorbed with a tour and now it’s over. We played a show in Indianapolis tonight which was apparently good fun, but I dont remember a thing. I missed Jez climbing out of the piano, Franksy and Primal Scream doing backing vocals, Dave diving in the audience. I do remember one thing though – it was the last night of a gruelling world tour and some clever bastards from the crew replaced my Personal Jesus samples with the appropriate message You love it and you know it....
Alan Wilder said in his Q&A on Shunt:
Jez Webb - the guitar tech. - emerged, to my surprise, from the shell of the piano during Somebody I think. This is a typical last-date-of-the-tour prank as has become tradition amongst the rock n roll touring fraternity.
Stabbing Westward and Primal Scream were the support acts. In the August 1998 issue of Q magazine, Gahan and Deer Creek Music Centres production manager Marc Elfenbaum recalled:
Marc Elfenbaum: That was quite some night. During Depeches set, the guys from Primal Scream went out in the crowd and started firing off bottle rockets, which was very dangerous and would have got them arrested if our security guys hadnt managed to diffuse the situation. At the end of the show, Dave Gahan decided to take a dive off the stage into the crowd, but it was a twelve-foot jump over the barrier, and he ended up going shoulder first into the seats which were fixed into a concrete floor. The security guys waded in right away to stop him being mobbed, then our first aiders stretchered him off to St Vincent Hospital.
Dave Gahan: I came away from that with two broken ribs, haemorrhaging from the inside. I mean, it was 180 shows. I pushed myself too far. My body was going on nothing. I landed on the crash barriers and cracked two ribs. It took me twenty-four hours to feel anything as I was so drunk. Next day I was in incredible pain. They wanted me to stay in hospital a while. I said, Look, I dont want to go into one of those places, Id rather do this on my own. So I got a little cabin up on Lake Tahoe and just kind of disappeared. I was all strapped up for three weeks.
The show was originally scheduled as 1993-10-21 Market Square Arena, Indianapolis, IN, USA but got postponed for unknown reasons. The show at Deer Creek went on sale on April 16th 1994
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