Depeche Mode
Biography :
Depeche Mode are an English synthpop band, founded in 1980, originally from the town of Basildon, Essex, United Kingdom. They are one of the most enduring and successful bands to have emerged during the 80s, and particularly from the new wave/new romantic era. The band name is derived from a French fashion magazine, Dépêche mode, which means “fashion dispatch.”

The band have been highly influential in the electronic dance music scene, especially synthpop, techno and trance, in part due to their innovative work, recording techniques and use of sampling. Their most successful album is arguably 1990’s Violator, which reached the #2 position in the UK, #7 in the US, and sold over 8 million copies worldwide. The band has released a long series of high-charting singles over their three-decades long career. Enjoy the Silence is their most recognized song and is one of the most covered songs in history.

The original line-up was Dave Gahan, Martin L. Gore, Andy Fletcher and Vince Clarke. In December 1981, Clarke left the band and later went on to form Yazoo, The Assembly and Erasure. Alan Wilder joined the group initially in January 1982 as a live keyboardist but became an official member in December 1982. He left mid-1995 to fully concentrate on his Recoil project and the band continued as a trio. In 2010 Wilder re-joined Depeche Mode on stage after 16 years, for a performance of Somebody during a show at London’s Royal Albert Hall in aid of the Teenage Cancer Trust.

Depeche Mode’s origins date back to 1977, when Vince Clarke and Andrew Fletcher formed a band called No Romance in China, with Clarke on vocals and guitar and Fletcher on bass. In March 1980, Clarke, Gore and Fletcher formed a band called Composition of Sound, with Clarke on vocals/guitar, Gore on keyboards and Fletcher on bass. Soon after the formation of Composition of Sound, Clarke and Fletcher switched to synthesizers. Dave Gahan joined the band in 1980 after Clarke heard him perform at a local scout hut jam session, singing to a rendition of David Bowie’s ”Heroes”, and Depeche Mode were born.

While playing a live gig at the Bridge House in Canning Town, the band were approached by Daniel Miller, the founder of Mute Records, who proposed them a verbal contract. The result was their first single Dreaming of Me, recorded in December 1980 and released in February 1981, reaching number 57 in the UK charts and followed soon by a real contract with Mute.

As of 2006, it was estimated that Depeche Mode had sold over 100 million records (60 million albums / 40 million singles) worldwide and have had 48 songs in the UK singles chart. They are the best selling band to have never had a UK number 1 single. According to Q Magazine, Depeche Mode is “the most popular electronic band the world has ever known.”


To date, Depeche Mode have released:


    13 studio albums: Speak & Spell (1981), A Broken Frame (1982), Construction Time Again (1983), Some Great Reward (1984), Black Celebration (1986), Music for the Masses (1987), Violator (1990), Songs of Faith and Devotion (1993), Ultra (1997), Exciter (2001), Playing the Angel (2005), Sounds of the Universe (2009), and Delta Machine (2013);

    8 compilations: People Are People (1984), The Singles 81-85 (1985), Catching Up With Depeche Mode (1985), Greatest Hits (1987), The Singles 86>98 (1998), Remixes 81-04 (2004), The Best of Depeche Mode Volume 1 (2006), The Complete Depeche Mode (2006);

    4 live albums: 101 (1989), Songs Of Faith And Devotion Live (1993), Recording the Angel (a series of live recordings; 2006), Recording the Universe (a series of live recordings; 2009);

    49 singles: including Just Can’t Get Enough, Everything Counts, People Are People, Master and Servant, Shake the Disease, Stripped, A Question of Time, Strangelove, Never Let Me Down Again, Personal Jesus, Enjoy the Silence, World in My Eyes, Policy of Truth, I Feel You, Walking in My Shoes, In Your Room, Barrel of a Gun, It’s No Good, Home, Dream On, Freelove, Precious and Wrong;

    11 video materials (VHS/DVD): The World We Live In and Live in Hamburg (1985), Some Great Videos (1985), Strange (1988), 101 (1989), Strange Too (1990), Devotional (1993), The Videos 86>98 (1998), Some Great Videos 81>85 (1998), One Night in Paris (2002), The Videos 86>98 + (2002), Touring the Angel: Live in Milan (2006), The Best of - Volume 1 (2006)

 Sources (view history)

http://www.last.fm/music/Depeche+Mode/+wiki

DEPECHE MODE - Never Let Me Down Again - Live 2013 Audio HQ

DEPECHE MODE - A Pain That I M Use To - Live 2013 Audio HQ

When it came to editing, Razormaid! was never a slouch, especially with this one! Combining the best of Front 242's "Headhunter" and "Welcome To Paradise", this one always kept the dancefloors full. My only problem was the fact that Razormaid! left out the best part of "Welcome To Paradise" - the catch phrase the had everyone shouting, "Hey Poor!". So, I added it in and decided to make a few small changes along the way to make it slightly my own - not much but enough I suppose. Using the cd single as source material and Razormaid! issue Z-23 as a reference guide, here is my contribution to an already Razormaid! classic.

Front 242 - Headhunter (Tiger Jones Revamped Razormaid! 'Out-For-Blood' CD Edit)

New Order - Blue Monday(Behind the Wheel Remix)

Visage - Fade To Grey [Paralyzed RMX]

Artist : Depeche Mode 
Song : HOME 
Date : 19 Aug 2015 
Remixed by Erwin Pempelfort ( aka Ep Proyect ) 
All right reserved by Depeche Mode 
Not Original Video 
Not for sale 
Hometown : Los Andes 
Country : Chile 
Twitter : @ErwinPempelfort

HOME ( Remix )

-5000 plays!!! :) 
1. Martyr (Dreher & S.M.ART B.N. Reload Remix) @0:00 
2. Oh Well (Black Light Odyssey Dub/Remix) @3:02 
3. Photographic (Rex the Dog Faithful Mix) @5:56 
4. John the Revelator (Bill Hamel's Audio Magnetics Club Remix/UNKLE Re-Construction Mix) @10:51 
5. Everything Counts (Huntermann &amp; Bodzin Dub Mix) @15:23 
6. Higher Love (Adrenaline Mix) @18:57 
7. Perfect (Ralphi and Jody Club Mix) @23:30 
8. I Feel Loved (Danny Tenaglia's Labor of Love Edit) @30:02 
9. Surrender (Catalan FC Out of Reach Mix) @35:12 
10. Lilian (Chab Vocal Mix) @44:44 
11. Peace (Sid Le Rock Mix) @46:23 
12. Suffer Well (Alter Ego Remix w/ Alter Ego Dub) @51:15 
13. Hole to Feed (Joebot Remix) @57:33 
14. Master and Servant (Black Light Odyssey Remix) @1:02:38 
15. Fragile Tension (Kris Menace Universe Remix/Laidback Luke Remix) @1:06:40 
16. Dream On (Morel's Pain Is Waiting Mix) @1:12:55

Depeche Mode Mixed - Volume XIV (Dance Mode)

Enjoy The Silence Live 2005-12-11 KROQ Almost Acoustic Christmas, Gibson Amphitheatre, Universal City, CA, USA. Remastered by Unseen Mirrors.

Depeche Mode: Enjoy The Silence (KROQ Live 2005 Remastered by Unseen Mirrors)

Enjoy The Silence (Scyia's Things You Said Remix)

Written by M. L. Gore.
                                    Remixed by Shane 54 for Laptop Dj Productions

Depeche Mode - Personal Jesus (Shane 54 remix)

Everything Counts (Soundboard Version)

Hello! These are my Depeche Mode Mixed projects. I've been working on these over the past couple of years and would like to share them with you now. Depeche Mode have been a huge influence to me and I thought it would be cool to put all of their songs in a continuous mix format. This is as much for old school fans as it is people just learning about Depeche Mode. 

UPDATE!!!

Depeche Mode Mixed - Volume XV (Dance Mode Two) is coming soon!  It's a 2XCD featuring over 30 songs.

SIDE A will be released 1/19
SIDE B will be released 1/28

Volume XV is now 50% available (see comment below) -- enjoy!

Have suggestions or ideas for future or past sets? Feel free to contact me.

FYI.  Soundcloud took down Volume XIII and Volume XVB.  I'm going to see what I can do to get those back up but you all may want to download the other mixes before they're taken down too :(

UPDATE: I'm hoping to re-upload Volume XIII and Volume XV-B within the next couple of weeks so keep an eye out for that! <And they're uploaded! (3/14/14)>

Depeche Mode Mixed - Volume XIV (Dance Mode)

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