camouflage sound all day long- I love it!

Marcus Meyn thanks for Camouflage Thanks for MINE thanks for We Stroke the Flames , Greyscale thanks for ONE

 A collaboration between two musical conspirators, The Atwood Machine really like to make strange cover versions of random songs they love.

Kim Guy sings and instrumentalises while http://soundcloud.com/paulmdye programs and twiddles with his shiny gadgets. 

Come Calling (Cowboy Junkies)

The Sun And The Rainfall

A cover version we did, because we wanted to, but now it seems, that we are going to use it, in october, when we are playing a gig celebrating the 30th anniversary of the release of "Speak and spell" from Depeche mode.

Vaylon - But Not Tonight (Depeche mode Cover)

Sivert Høyem - Moon Landing

This is a track of all 4 tracks from the M.I.N.E EP ONE which will be released worldwide on Feb. 17, 2017
Download at https://itun.es/de/kWSrhb

One - EP

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Depeche Mode - World In My Eyes (Mayhem Dub Mix)

04. Ani DiFranco - Soft Shoulder

Previously very hard to find, Hoarse contains 16 HORSEPOWER live tracks from Denver in 1998, that were first intended as a bootleg, then released briefly on Checkered Past as an official live album after the powers that be heard how good it is. The band would become a four piece, more electric, more rock at times, and the reigning masters of heavy without being heavy in the metal or punk sense of the word. Here are eight of their original favorites, plus three unique takes on songs by JOY DIVISION, CREEDENCE and GUN CLUB. It could be argued that the voice, vibe and vision of David Eugene Edwards tapped an even deeper vein than Jeffrey Lee Pierce himself. Only instead of a hellhound on his trail, David’s went straight to god. Long sought-after by rabid and diverse 16 HP fans everywhere, Hoarse finds a steady and permanent home at last on Alternative Tentacles Records.

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Sixteen Horsepower - American Wheeze

DEPECHE MODE
The Paradiso
Amsterdam
The Netherlands
September 26th 1981.

Recorded and broadcasted by VPRO Radio.


A great sounding FM broadcast of an early gig. It's incomplete. The right channel seems to have been recorded at a higher level than the left, but other than that it sounds excellent. Dave refers to "What's Your Name?" as "Pretty Boy". 


Setlist: 

01. [3:26] Photographic 
02. [4:15] New Life 
03. [3:59] Ice Machine 
04. [4:03] Big Muff 
05. [2:08] I Sometimes Wish I Was Dead 
06. [3:42] Just Can't Get Enough 
07. [2:45] (Pretty Boy) What's Your Name? 
Total time: 24:19 

Line up: 
Dave Gahan - lead vocals 
Martin Gore - keyboards, backing vocals 
Andrew Fletcher - keyboards, backing vocals 
Vince Clarke - keyboards, backing vocals 

All songs written by Vince Clarke, except for "Big Muff" which was written by Martin L. Gore. 

(Infos taken from delle101.de)

Depeche Mode - Paradiso Amsterdam 1981 - 03 Ice Machine

John Peel narrates Mike Oldfield's Tubular Bells

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