yet another Depeche thread (tour setlist)

Here's their typically set-in-stone setlist for the current tour. Makes me wish tickets weren't so goddamn expensive since it looks like a good list.

Intro (Introspectre) A Pain That I'm Used To John The Revelator A Question Of Time Policy Of Truth Precious Walking In My Shoes Suffer Well Damaged People Home I Want It All The Sinner In Me I Feel You Behind The Wheel World In My Eyes Personal Jesus Enjoy The Silence

Somebody Just Can't Get Enough Everything Counts

Never Let Me Down Again Goodnight Lovers

Its a good set list. Doesnt it cover every album bar one?

Shame about Halo and In Your Room being dropped. And a bunch of people in their mind 40's singing Just Cant Get Enough?

Uncle Liam wrote: Its a good set list. Doesnt it cover every album bar one?

Shame about Halo and In Your Room being dropped. And a bunch of people in their mind 40's singing Just Cant Get Enough?

It's the 80's revival. They'll get away with it.

I'd rather they just played the first two albums. So rinky-dink.....

Last time I heard them play that was seeing them at Birmingham NEC in 1990 on their World Violation tour.It was a medley with Behind The Wheel.

Went to see them this past Thursday with The Bravery as the opening band in Tampa.

I think The Bravery sound a lot better live and was a great opening act.

I wished DM played more of there older stuff.

Uncle Liam wrote: Its a good set list. Doesnt it cover every album bar one?

............... And a bunch of people in their mind 40's singing Just Cant Get Enough?

Better that one than See You, I'd say.

Spotnick wrote:

No song from Exciter? funny, I'd expect Dream On, but it's not there at all..

I could have lived without Damaged People and Goodnight Loves for It's No Good and Stripped...

Errr...Goodnight Lovers is from Exciter. Not that anyone remembers since that album was shite.

No "Master and Servant" or "People are people"? I wish Martin would sing "The things you said," but he'd need Alan for that.

If tickets cost less than $95 and I didn't have to travel to AC or NYC, I could go, but I'm close to flat-broke now.

Iam going to see DM March next year, I will have to drive about 300km (DM live will take place in Katowice, very south of Poland), but Iam sure its worth

I haven't seen them do People Are People since 1988 on Music For The Masses Tour.

If memory serves, they did Master and Servant on Violator Tour in 1990.

I apologize, I started a thread without searching first. I should have known someone would have posted this before I got around to it.

Johnny wrote:

A secret fan since he had his first feel to Just Can't Get Enough.

Good setlist. Nice to see Playing The Angel well represented, unlike NO with the WFTSC album.

I can't believe they still haven't brought back Stripped. Perhaps it's due to Wilder's absence? A Question of Lust would be hilarious, too!

$95 for tickets?? Who do they think they are, U2 or The Rolling Stones?

twist wrote: $95 for tickets?? Who do they think they are, U2 or The Rolling Stones?

Quote from the band's bio for the new album:

"I see ourselves alongside U2 and R.E.M. more than any of the bands we came up with, although really we don't fit in and we never have, and I've come to embrace that - there's no one like Depeche Mode." --Dave Gahan

And yet, REM manage to have decent ticket prices.

You got mail BTW

saw the world violation tour in `90 with nitzer ebb in montreal. amazing. at their creative and commercial peak. this set list looks like the show would drag in the middle with the new songs.

my question is... does depeche mode gain new fans with each record? i wouldnt necessarily thing so, yet they do these montrous world tours, selling out arenas still.

having said that, lets say 80% of the people that go there want to hear old stuff... being a numbers game, they are losing a bit of their fanbase each time they go out on the road or put out a record. i kinda gave up on them after ultra, only paid attention to tenaglia's and rauhofer's mixes of 'i feel loved' on the last record. this one? 'precious' is ok, but lacks the drama and intensity songs like 'enjoy the silence'or 'strangelove' emitted both on record and live.

with the album being a murky swamp of noises and loose rhythms, how will this translate live? if they were smarter, they would play more older stuff while still playing the single and other potential singles from the record, but not almost the entire thing. and the price? a joke.

big thumbs down for me.

Spotnick wrote:

His Holiness, The Pope wrote:

twist wrote: $95 for tickets?? Who do they think they are, U2 or The Rolling Stones?

Quote from the band's bio for the new album:

"I see ourselves alongside U2 and R.E.M. more than any of the bands we came up with, although really we don't fit in and we never have, and I've come to embrace that - there's no one like Depeche Mode." --Dave Gahan

And yet, REM manage to have decent ticket prices.

Are they really 95$? that's what I paid for my tickets, but that's canadian money, so it's near 80$ USD

I Paid $75 to see them.

Another one holding out for Wilder to make a glorious return to the fold? Can't see it somehow.

Perhaps Vince Clarke will drop by too.

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depthcharge wrote: Another one holding out for Wilder to make a glorious return to the fold? Can't see it somehow.

Perhaps Vince Clarke will drop by too.

:\pimp3:

Perhaps he'll bring Andy Bell along with him! A duet with Dave Gahan and Andy Bell - now THAT'S something I'd like to see!