‪Little 15‬ - Happy B-Day - 27 years!

Today In Depeche Mode History (May 16th):
Single Release
Little 15, UK
(1988)
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Hoje na história do Depeche Mode (16 de maio):
Data de lançamento do single de
Little 15, UK
(1988)

Full 12" Single

Mute 12 LITTLE 15
12 inch single
(release date: 1988)
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1 - Little 15
2 - Stjärna 
3 - Sonata No. 14 in C#m (Moonlight Sonata)





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‎Exciter‬ - Happy B-Day - 14 years!

Exciter‬ 

Happy B-Day! 

14 years! 14 anos!

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Today In Depeche Mode History (May 14th):

Album Release

Exciter, UK

(2001)

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Hoje na história do Depeche Mode (14 de maio):

Data de lançamento do álbum

Exciter, UK

(2001) 

Exciter é o décimo álbum de estúdio da banda inglesa Depeche Mode, lançado a 14 de Maio de 2001. Foi promovido pela turnê Exciter Tour, que é considerada uma das melhores do Depeche Mode.

É um dos álbuns mais dançantes da história da banda com três dos seus singles, "I Feel Loved", "Freelove" (remixada por Flood) e "Dream On" atingindo primeiros lugares na US Hot Dance Club da Billboard. No entanto, é considerado um álbum um tanto apático pela maioria da mídia e dos fãs e menos produzido do que os outros álbuns. Sua mais forte característica é o próprio minimalismo dos arranjos musicais e repetitividade das batidas, o que fez as músicas alcançarem um nível de simplicidade perfeito para as pistas. Curiosamente, a música "I Feel Loved" não foi tocada na etapa européia da turnê. Apesar desses defeitos, o álbum estreou em 9° lugar na Billboard.

Os singles do álbum são "Dream On", "I Feel Loved", "Freelove" e "Goodnight Lovers", essa última considerada com uma das decisões mais injustas da banda para se tornar single. Tanto que ela nem foi tocada em toda a Exciter Tour, mas foi recentemente lembrada na massiva Touring The Angel.

Em 2006, foi anunciado que o álbum vendeu 3.400.000 cópias

Fonte - Wikipédia

Exciter - Full Album

Link:

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Tracklist

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01 Dream On 4:19

02 Shine 5:32

03 The Sweetest Condition 3:42

04 When The Body Speaks 6:01

05 The Dead Of Night 4:50

06 Lovetheme 2:02

07 Freelove 6:10

08 Comatose 3:24

09 I Feel Loved 4:20

10 Breathe 5:17

11 Easy Tiger 2:05

12 I Am You 5:10

13 Goodnight Lovers 3:48

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Dave Gahan driving in Chelsea, NYC

Dave Gahan driving in Chelsea, 
NYC on his birthday May 9th, 2015 
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Dave Gahan diringindo em Chelsea, Nova York 
no dia do seu aniversário. 09/05/2015
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Photos - Yuri Rybalov 
Source - Depeche Mode World News

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Happy women's day

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Dave - Happy B-Day!

Art Mode
‪‎Happy B-Day, Dave‬!
53 years! 

Feliz aniversário, Dave! 
53 anos!

Background information
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Birth name: David Callcott
Born: 9 May 1962 (age 53)
Origin: North Weald, Essex, England, UK
Genres: Alternative dance, synthpop, new wave, industrial rock, alternative rock
Instruments: Vocals, harmonica, guitar, keyboards, sampler, piano, glockenspiel, percussion
Labels: Mute
Associated acts: Depeche Mode, Das Shadow, Compact Space, Soulsavers
Website: davegahan.com
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David "Dave" Gahan 
(/ˈɡɑːn/; born David Callcott; 9 May 1962) is an English singer-songwriter, best known as the baritone lead singer for the British electronic music band Depeche Mode since their debut in 1980. He is also an accomplished solo artist, releasing albums in 2003 (Paper Monsters) and 2007 (Hourglass). Though his bandmate Martin Gore continues to be the main Depeche Mode songwriter, Gahan has contributed a number of songs to the band's most recent albums, Playing the Angel (2005), Sounds of the Universe (2009) and Delta Machine (2013). Three of these songs were released as singles, including "Suffer Well" in 2005 "Hole to Feed" in 2009 and "Should Be Higher" in 2013. In 2012, he also contributed lyrics and sang lead vocals on the Soulsavers album The Light the Dead See. Q magazine ranked Gahan no. 73 on the list of the "100 Greatest Singers"[1] and no. 27 on "The 100 Greatest Frontmen".
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Career in Depeche Mode (1980 – present)
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In March 1980, Martin Gore, Andy Fletcher and Vince Clarke formed the band Composition of Sound, with Clarke on vocals and guitar, Gore on keyboards and Fletcher on bass. Clarke and Fletcher soon switched to synthesisers. The same year, Gahan joined the band after Clarke heard him perform David Bowie's "Heroes".[8] The band was soon renamed Depeche Mode, a name suggested by Gahan after he had come across a fashion magazine called Dépêche-mode.[9]
A new wave/synthpop pioneer of the early 1980s, Depeche Mode has explored new musical directions for over 30 years, and their sound has remained diverse since their inception. They have released thirteen studio albums, four greatest hits compilations and two remix albums. The band has achieved global sales in excess of 100 million.[10]
In a 2003 interview Gahan shared that "During the making of Exciter, sometimes I felt a bit frustrated that there was a lack of experimentation."[11] This led him, in 2004, to tell his bandmates that he wanted to write half of the songs on the new Depeche Mode album, and there was "no way" he could be involved in the band without contributing.[12] Eventually there was a compromise, and three of Gahan's songs appeared on 2005's Playing the Angel: "Suffer Well" (nominated for a Grammy award), "I Want It All" and "Nothing's Impossible". "Suffer Well" was released as a single in 2006, reaching No. 12 in the UK.
Three more Gahan-penned songs, co-written with Christian Eigner and Andrew Phillpott, appeared on the band's 12th studio album, Sounds of the Universe, released on 20 April 2009. The songs are "Hole to Feed", "Come Back" and "Miles Away / The Truth Is". Gahan also wrote the lyrics to the B-side "Oh Well" but the music was done by Martin Gore. It is the first collaboration between the two.[13][14] "Hole to Feed" was released along with Gore's "Fragile Tension" as a double A-side single in late 2009.
In 2013, with the release of Depeche Mode's 13th album Delta Machine, Dave Gahan is credited for having written the songs "Broken", "Secret to the End", the single "Should Be Higher" and two B-sides "Happens All the Time" and "All That's Mine". Co-writer this time is Kurt Uenala. Gahan has written a second song in collaboration with Martin Gore, called "Long Time Lie".
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Solo albums (2003–present)
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In 1997, Gahan contributed to the tribute album Dream Home Heartaches: Remaking/Remodeling Roxy Music with the song "A Song For Europe". In 2003, he released his first solo album, Paper Monsters (which he co-wrote with guitarist and friend Knox Chandler), followed by the Paper Monsters Tour (including a performance at 2003's Glastonbury Festival), singing both his new solo tracks and Depeche Mode fan favourites. His touring band included Knox Chandler on guitar, Martyn LeNoble (Porno for Pyros, Jane's Addiction, The Cult) on bass, Vincent Jones (Sarah McLachlan, The Grapes of Wrath) on keyboards, and Victor Indrizzo (Beck, Macy Gray) on drums.
The album was a moderate success. The first single "Dirty Sticky Floors" hit the Top 20 in the UK Singles Chart. The album became a Top 10 hit on the European album chart and a Top 40 hit in the UK Albums Chart.[15] This success was backed by a world tour and a live DVD titled Live Monsters which was released in 2004. A year later, he also appeared as model and spokesperson of the Swedish mid-range fashion retailer J. Lindeberg and its S/S 2006 menswear line. The ads featured both him and seemingly random quotes like "What would happen if we all told the truth", "You can tell he's lying because his lips are moving", etc. These ads appeared prominently in international fashion press. He did a collaboration in 2003 with Junkie XL and handled the vocals for a song called "Reload" for this Dutch DJ's album Radio JXL: A Broadcast from the Computer Hell Cabin.[citation needed]
In 2007, Dave Gahan announced he was working on a new album via a video greeting for Depeche Mode's official website recorded at the 2007 MusiCares Charity event on 11 May. The album, titled Hourglass, was accompanied working by Andrew Phillpott and Christian Eigner. According to Gahan, they were to be producing it together.[16][17] The material was recorded at Gahan's 11th Floor Studios in New York City. The material was mixed in July by Tony Hoffer, best known for his work with Beck, The Kooks and Air. According to Gahan, Hourglass is more electronic-sounding than Paper Monsters.[18] The album made the UK Top 50, the French Top 20 and narrowly missed going to No. 1 in Germany.
The first single to be pulled from Dave Gahan's second solo record Hourglass was "Kingdom".[19] The single came in the following versions: a download-Single, a CD single, a Maxi-CD single and 12" vinyl besides a 7" picture vinyl.[20] According to the second press release for the second album, the release day for the single "Kingdom" was 8 October,[21] but a download was available way before on 27 August. Side-Line Magazine also reported that a first preview for the song had been leaked online.[20] The second studio clip on Dave Gahan Dot Com had "Kingdom" playing throughout. The single also spent a week at No. 1 on the US Dance Chart. On 17 December 2007, iTunes released the iTunes exclusive live EP Live from SoHo holding the seven tracks played during an instore set at New York's Soho Apple store on 23 October.[22]
The second single from the Hourglass album was the double A side "Saw Something/Deeper and deeper", released on 14 January 2008. The accompanying video was artistically shot in the Chelsea Hotel, New York, notorious for the death of Sid Vicious' partner, Nancy Spungen. In July 2007, Side-Line magazine revealed that Gahan had been working with Thomas Anselmi on a project called Mirror, which was produced by Vincent Jones. Along with Jones, who played with Gahan's touring band and mixed the live DVD Live Monsters, Mirror featured another Gahan collaborator, Knox Chandler (Siouxsie & the Banshees, the Psychedelic Furs), as well as piano by Bowie favourite Mike Garson, and a monologue by Warhol superstar Joe Dallesandro. Gahan sang vocals on the track "Nostalgia".[23] The song was released in October 2008,[24] and the album released via download at the start of 2009. He also appeared in the accompanying video for the song.[25]
Dave Gahan also contributed vocals to a track called "Visitors", after walking in while producer and ex-Clor guitarist Luke Smith was working on the song in his New York studio. The song was released under the artist name of frYars.[26]
Dave Gahan is the main vocalist and lyricist on Soulsavers' fourth studio album The Light the Dead See. The album was released on 21 May 2012.[27]
Gahan sings and plays harmonica on "Low Guns", the first single from the 2014 album The Morning After by English band SixToes. The single was released on 18 November 2013. The SixToes remix of "Jezebel" was released on the special edition of Sounds of the Universe in 2009. Members of SixToes also collaborated with Soulsavers, on the album The Light the Dead See.
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Personal life
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Gahan has lived in New York City since 1997.[29] He lives with his third wife, Jennifer Sklias, their daughter, and Jennifer's son from a previous relationship, whom Gahan officially adopted in 2010.[30]
Gahan also has a son from his first marriage to Joanne Fox. Gahan's marriage to his second wife, Teresa Conroy, a former Depeche Mode publicist, lasted four years.
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Health
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Gahan is a recovering heroin addict. He has survived four brushes with death, living up to the nickname, "The Cat", that paramedics gave him during his roughest years in Los Angeles.[32]
In October 1993, Gahan suffered a small heart attack during a performance in New Orleans, leaving his bandmates to improvise an encore without him.[33] His doctors advised him to take a break from the tour, but he refused.
The second brush came when he attempted suicide by slashing his wrists in August 1995: "It was definitely a suicide attempt", says Gahan, "but it was also a cry for help. I made sure there were people who might find me".[34]
On 28 May 1996, Gahan overdosed on a speedball at the Sunset Marquis Hotel in Los Angeles, which resulted in his heart stopping for two minutes until he was revived by paramedics.[32] He said of the experience, "All I saw and all I felt at first was complete darkness. I've never been in a space that was blacker, and I remember feeling that whatever it was I was doing, it was really wrong".[9] He claims he saw/heard his then-girlfriend (now wife) Jennifer, calling him back. The album Ultra was eventually released once Gahan had completed a spell in rehab.[citation needed]
On 12 May 2009, shortly before the band were due onstage in Athens, Greece, for a concert on Depeche Mode's Tour of the Universe, Gahan fell ill in his dressing room. He was rushed to hospital where it was confirmed that he was suffering from a bout of gastroenteritis.[35] A number of dates were either postponed or cancelled as further tests were conducted, revealing a low-grade malignant tumor in his bladder. Gahan underwent an operation to successfully remove the tumor. After doctor-ordered time to fully recover, the tour resumed in Leipzig, Germany, on 8 June 2009.[citation needed]
Gahan later suffered a torn calf muscle while performing in Bilbao, Spain, on 9 July 2009, resulting in two further cancellations.[36] After two-weeks break, he and Depeche Mode returned to the tour for their North American leg. While performing in Seattle on 10 August 2009 Gahan again suffered injury, this time straining his vocal cords. Doctors ordered Gahan on complete vocal rest, resulting in two more cancelled shows. 
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Martin - Capa da revista italiana "Rumore".

Martin Gore NEWS 
‪#‎Rumore‬ Magazine l May 2015 

Link: http://rumoremag.com/2015/05/04/rumore-280-maggio-2015/


Molti lo conoscono per via degli occhi blu che da decenni bucano l’obiettivo. Altri per la riccia chioma bionda che da sempre lo caratterizza. Martin Gore – principale mente musicale e autore dei Depeche Mode – è uno dei rari casi di musicista che, pur non essendo cantate o frontman di una band di così grande successo e longevità, è comunque diventato una figura semi-leggendaria per chi segue il rock degli ultimi 35 anni. Pubblica a suo nome (a sua sigla, nome e cognome anzi, MG) in questi giorni un nuovo album solista in cui chiara si disegna la sua passione per l’elettronica e la discendenza di quel suono che lui stesso ha creato, segnando la storiografia musicale. Parte proprio da lui e da qui il numero di maggio 2015 di “Rumore”.

Uno dei ritorni discografici più discussi del 2015 è anche quello dei Blur, con l’album The Magic Whip. Dopo l’anno d’oro solista (il 2014) di Damon Albarn, Diego Ballani ha chiacchierato col chitarrista Graham Coxon per capire passato, presente e possibile futuro del quartetto.

Dopo essere stato nostro disco del mese ad aprile (Culture of Volume) il giovanissimo produttore di meraviglia britannico William Doyle – in arte East India Youth – si è meritato una bella intervista di approfondimento, sempre a cura di Diego Ballani.

Claudio Sorge questo mese si è invece concentrato su uno dei nomi caldi del suono pesante di questo 2015: i Liturgy. La sua intervista con il colto leader Hunter Hunt-Hendrix scivola dal black metal alla filosofia.

Ritorna la rubrica chiamata “Grandi Firme”, dopo una breve pausa: questa volta tocca a Carlo Bordone intervistare David Stubbs, uno dei pesi massimi del music writing mondiale, una specie di Simon Reynolds (di cui è collega e amico), ma appena meno famoso. Una stima acquisita sul campo, la sua, confermata anche dal recente libro sul krautrock da lui firmato.

L’intervista della sezione “Retropolis” è dedicata a un personaggio tanto minore (per popolarità su larga scala) quanto di culto: trattasi dello sperimentatore britannico Richard Youngs, musicista schivo e restio alle grandi luci. Luca Minutolo lo ha stanato per una lunga chiacchierata intima, in tema di dischi e vita privata. Alla luce di un box colossale (sette CD!?) che riassume una parte della sua sterminata produzione.

Nella rubrica “radici” ospitiamo un’intervista “discografica” ai lanciatissimi M+A, la formazione nazionale che più ha riscosso interesse all’estero nell’ultimo anno. E poi: con un po’ di anticipo sul loro atteso arrivo in Italia, abbiamo visto in Inghilterra dal vivo lo show dei Goat, e ne parliamo nella sezione apposita.
Nella pagina “crossmedia” chiamata “Transmedia Express” parliamo invece di una nostra vecchia, giovane conoscenza (e un tempo firma) – Andrea Girolami – e del suo bel libro appena uscito, Atlante delle cose nuove.
Analizziamo poi la solita pioggia di nuove uscite discografiche, fra cui spiccano il clamoroso secondo album degli scozzesi Django Django, art-rockers da classifica.
Maggio è il mese di ritorni importantissimi, come quelli di Goatsnake, Godspeed You! Black Emperor, Mauro Ermanno Giovanardi, Best Coast, King Khan, Africa Unite, Clementino, Hot Chip, Fabri Fibra, Levante, Godblesscomputers, Nibiru, Faith No More, Holly Herndon, Palma Violets, Sacri Cuori, Tyler The Creator, Unknown Mortal Orchestra, Walls, Wombats e tantissimi altri.

Il sempre amato/odiato Morrissey (col suo album Your Arsenal di una ventina di anni fa) è invece il protagonista della nostra rubrica “Disco Ring”.

“Rumore” 280, maggio 2015, è in edicola al prezzo di 6 euro e in formato digitale da ora. Buona lettura! 



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Muitos o conhecem por causa dos olhos azuis que perfuram o objetivo por décadas. Outros para cabelo loiro encaracolado que sempre o caracterizou. Martin Gore - o principal mente musical e autor de Depeche Mode - é um caso raro de um músico que, apesar de não cantar ou frontman de uma banda tão bem-sucedida e longevidade, é no entanto, ele se tornou uma figura semi-lendária para aqueles que seguem a rocha dos últimos 35 anos. Publica em seu nome (suas iniciais, nome, de fato, MG) nos dias de hoje um novo álbum solo em que você desenhar clara sua paixão por eletrônica ea geração de que o som que ele mesmo criou, marcando a historiografia musical. Parte dele e daqui a Maio de 2015 "Noise" .

Um dos o registro de retorno mais discutido de 2015 é também um dos borrão , com o álbum The Whip Magia . Após o ano solista de ouro (2014) Damon Albarn, Diego Ballani conversou com o guitarrista Graham Coxon para compreender o passado, presente e futuro possível do quarteto.

Depois de ser o nosso recorde do mês em abril ( Cultura de Volume ) o jovem produtor de admiração britânico William Doyle - aka East India Juventude - ganhou uma boa entrevista em profundidade, sempre por Diego Ballani.

Claudio sobe este mês preferiu se concentrar em um dos nomes mais quentes do som pesado deste 2015: a Liturgia . Sua entrevista com o líder pegou Hunter Caça-Hendrix escorrega de black metal à filosofia.

Retorne a coluna chamada "grandes nomes", depois de uma breve pausa: desta vez é entrevista Carlo Bordone David Stubbs , um dos pesos pesados do mundo da música escrita, uma espécie de Simon Reynolds (cuja colega e amigo), mas um pouco menos famoso. Uma estimativa adquiridos no campo, seu, também confirmado pelo livro recente sobre krautrock ele assinou.

A entrevista de "Retropolis" é dedicado a um personagem muito menos (por popularidade escala) A partir de edição adoração de investigador britânico Richard Youngs , músico tímido e relutante em grandes luzes. Luca Minutolo ele liberado para uma longa conversa íntima, em termos de registros e privacidade. À luz de uma enorme caixa (sete CD!?) Que resume um pouco de sua vasta produção.

Sob o título "raízes" entrevista de acolhimento "record" para execução em M + A , a formação nacional que tem despertado o interesse para o exterior no ano passado. E então, com um pouco de "à frente de seu chegada prevista em Itália, na Inglaterra, vimos o show ao vivo da cabra , e nós falamos sobre isso na seção apropriada. 
No "cross-media" chamada "Transmedia Express", em vez de falarmos sobre o nosso velho jovem conhecimento (e uma assinatura de tempo) - Andrea Girolami - e seu livro acabou de sair, Atlas de coisas novas . 
Nós, então, analisar o chuveiro usual de novos lançamentos, entre os quais o segundo álbum sensacional de Scottish Django Django , arte- rockers de classificação. 
Maio é o mês para retornar importante quanto os de Goatsnake , Godspeed You! Black Emperor , Ermanno Giovanardi Mauro , Best Coast , King Khan , Africa Unite , Clementino , Hot Chip , Fabri Fibra , Levante , Godblesscomputers , Nibiru , Faith No More , Holly Herndon , Palma Violetas , Sagrados Corações , Tyler The Creator , Orquestra Mortal Desconhecido , Paredes , Wombats e muitos outros. 

O sempre amei / odiado Morrissey (com seu álbum de seu arsenal de vinte anos atrás) é o protagonista, em vez de nossa seção de "Ring Disco".

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