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Vinyl: 99 CENT VINYL LP: DEPECHE MODE - VIOLATOR 1990 Sire Records RARE Dave Gahan
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99 CENT VINYL LP: DEPECHE MODE - VIOLATOR 1990 Sire Records
Another one pinched from my college radio record library; an absolute STEAL for a buck if you can get past the slightly-less-than-glamorous cover... The vinyl is VG+ (and would be M- but for a small scuff across the very last track that does not affect play). NO CUE burn anywhere! Cover is VG-; front looks nice with minor creases, back is dinged and creased (photos highlight any major issues). Inner sleeve has tape along sides.
All in all still a nice item and one that NEVER comes up for a buck... WHEN you can find it!
See photos for more details or email with any additional questions.
NOTE: INTERNATIONAL BUYERS EMAIL FIRST FOR RATES; WE MAY NOT SHIP TO YOUR COUNTRY!
See my other auctions for more 99 cent LP's!!
Track Listing
1. World in My Eyes
2. Sweetest Perfection
3. Personal Jesus
4. Halo
5. Waiting for the Night
6. Enjoy the Silence
7. Policy of Truth
8. Blue Dress
9. Clean
Album Notes
Depeche Mode: Andrew Fletcher, David Gahan, Alan Wilder, Martin Gore.Engineers include: Peter Iversen, Pino Pischetola, Goh Hotoda.Recorded at Logic Studios, Milan, Italy; Puk Studios, Denmark; The Church and Master Rock Studios, London, England; Axis, New York, New York.Depeche Mode's American career took the British synthpop band from hipster curios to cult artists to teenage heroes to, with 1989's VIOLATOR, genuine alternative-rock superstardom. It's a majestic album that reflects the buildup of angst over a decade of playing; it stays true to the outfit's basic form while exploring new aural worlds.The album contains three massive MTV hits, the unusually guitar-oriented "Personal Jesus," the more typical but still obtuse "Enjoy the Silence," and the off-kilter and emphatic "Policy of Truth." Martin Gore's songs explore his usual themes of sex ("Blue Dress"), redemption ("Clean"), and desperation ("Waiting for the Night"), but the arrangements are more detailed and lush than on the band's spartan early albums; it's a new style that suits Dave Gahan's deepening voice well. VIOLATOR's commercial success may have brought turmoil to Depeche Mode's career and lives, but it remains one of the band's finest and (unlikely enough) truest albums. With VIOLATOR, the band pulls off the not unremarkable feat of becoming a household name without losing much of its soul.
Another one pinched from my college radio record library; an absolute STEAL for a buck if you can get past the slightly-less-than-glamorous cover... The vinyl is VG+ (and would be M- but for a small scuff across the very last track that does not affect play). NO CUE burn anywhere! Cover is VG-; front looks nice with minor creases, back is dinged and creased (photos highlight any major issues). Inner sleeve has tape along sides.
All in all still a nice item and one that NEVER comes up for a buck... WHEN you can find it!
See photos for more details or email with any additional questions.
NOTE: INTERNATIONAL BUYERS EMAIL FIRST FOR RATES; WE MAY NOT SHIP TO YOUR COUNTRY!
See my other auctions for more 99 cent LP's!!
Detailed item info
| Album Features | |
| UPC: | 075992608114 |
| Artist: | Depeche Mode |
| Format: | LP |
| Release Year: | 1990 |
| Record Label: | Sire/Reprise |
| Genre: | Rock & Pop, Synth Pop |
Track Listing
1. World in My Eyes
2. Sweetest Perfection
3. Personal Jesus
4. Halo
5. Waiting for the Night
6. Enjoy the Silence
7. Policy of Truth
8. Blue Dress
9. Clean
| Details | |
| Playing Time: | 47 min. |
| Producer: | Depeche Mode, Flood |
| Distributor: | WEA (Distributor) |
| Recording Type: | Studio |
| Recording Mode: | Stereo |
| SPAR Code: | AAD |
Album Notes
Depeche Mode: Andrew Fletcher, David Gahan, Alan Wilder, Martin Gore.Engineers include: Peter Iversen, Pino Pischetola, Goh Hotoda.Recorded at Logic Studios, Milan, Italy; Puk Studios, Denmark; The Church and Master Rock Studios, London, England; Axis, New York, New York.Depeche Mode's American career took the British synthpop band from hipster curios to cult artists to teenage heroes to, with 1989's VIOLATOR, genuine alternative-rock superstardom. It's a majestic album that reflects the buildup of angst over a decade of playing; it stays true to the outfit's basic form while exploring new aural worlds.The album contains three massive MTV hits, the unusually guitar-oriented "Personal Jesus," the more typical but still obtuse "Enjoy the Silence," and the off-kilter and emphatic "Policy of Truth." Martin Gore's songs explore his usual themes of sex ("Blue Dress"), redemption ("Clean"), and desperation ("Waiting for the Night"), but the arrangements are more detailed and lush than on the band's spartan early albums; it's a new style that suits Dave Gahan's deepening voice well. VIOLATOR's commercial success may have brought turmoil to Depeche Mode's career and lives, but it remains one of the band's finest and (unlikely enough) truest albums. With VIOLATOR, the band pulls off the not unremarkable feat of becoming a household name without losing much of its soul.