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Live - The World of Depeche Mode

Artist Song
Depeche Mode  Never Let Me Down Again (Live)  
Depeche Mode  Personal Jesus (Live)  
Depeche Mode  Stripped (Live)  
Depeche Mode  Enjoy the Silence (Live)  
Depeche Mode  In Your Room  
Depeche Mode  Precious  
Depeche Mode  Somebody (Live In Basel and Liverpool, Autumn 1984) [24/48 PCM Stereo Mix]  
Depeche Mode  Told You So (Live Version)  
Depeche Mode  Black Celebration (Live)  
Depeche Mode  World In My Eyes (Live)  
Depeche Mode  See You (Live In Hammersmith, October 1982)  
Depeche Mode  It's No Good (Live Version)  
Depeche Mode  Blasphemous Rumours (Live In Basel and Liverpool, Autumn 1984) [24/48 PCM Stereo Mix]  
Depeche Mode  Halo (Live)  
Depeche Mode  Policy of Truth (Live)  
Depeche Mode  Master and Servant (Live In Basel and Liverpool, Autumn 1984) [24/48 PCM Stereo Mix]  
Depeche Mode  My Secret Garden (Live In Hammersmith, October 1982)  
Depeche Mode  Useless (Live Version)  
Depeche Mode  Breathe [Live In Paris, 2001]  
Depeche Mode  A Question of Lust (Live)  
Depeche Mode  If You Want (Live In Basel and Liverpool, Autumn 1984) [24/48 PCM Stereo Mix]  

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You don't have to endure a stadium-sized queue to tap into the DM groove, 'cause we've got their ultimate career-spanning fantasy concert right here. It's been a little more than two decades since Depeche Mode stunned the rock world by packing the Rose Bowl with paying fans — no, make that [i]fanatics[/i] — and if you don't believe us, director D.A. Pennebaker captured all of that concert's glory on film. But even better, check out the sea of humanity chiming in on that night's performance of "Everything Counts" before erupting in a full minute of drown-out-the-band cheering frenzy. From their first Clarke-less steps in "See You (Live In Hammersmith, October 1982)" through the frayed-nerve electricity of 1993's "Walking in My Shoes (Live)" to the swoony, haunting sigh of 2006's "Precious," we've got more than a quarter-century of Depeche Mode crowd-pleasers and showstoppers. And, no, we didn't forget Martin Gore's solo spotlight, as he shrinks Liverpool's Empire Theatre to confessional-booth intimacy on the stunning "Somebody." This just might be the band's best show you'll never see: all the live hits, all the live history . . . all at your fingertips.
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