Depeche Mode´s classic techno rock “Policy of Truth” vs Compuphonic´s slow house beat “Sunset” …. a live...
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You should see the Bryan Ferry Version its brilliant
It’s too bad that you don’t have the best song, (Shout!) on this series
from Amsterdam
Such a unique sound, can’t compare it to anything before or after it!
that’s why i love these rarities, TV Set rocks too
Can you hear the similarity between this song and “New Life”. I guess “New
Life” was evolved from this.
i love dave since 30 years but the trousers are bad… i´ve never heard
this song befor. i think it´s not the best song
HM TALENT JDE TO VIDET A SLISET
Souvenirs,souvenirs…
I saw pictures and images of these shows back in the mid-80’s and it
influenced me style and aesthetics – wise, but I never thought I’d get ot
see footage like this! Thank You!
Ernest..
Thank to person, who’s recorded this. Invaluable!!
thanks for sharing!
Everly Brothers wrote it Status Quo Covered it Then Mr Ferry did the same
Satus Quos is amazing! Then Depeche Mode
dave gahan’s pants!!
ffs, I was there :-) Wow, I was 11 back then…
Wow.
Ooops…. am a fan of Bryan Ferry since 1976 and came across this video by
research of BF-vids. Never knew DM covered this song?!?!?!? Amazing!!!! And
btw: I love DM aswell!!! (but never was a fan-fan, that’s why maybe)
ah yes…a fresh and clean looking DG in his pre-drug days.
great gig :D Thanx for posting :)
Price of Love is an Everley Brothers cover from the 50’s. The drum on this
vid is not the tape machine, but is from Dave’s Boss Dr Rhythm drum machine
which carried 10 different arrangements, the tape at this time held the
drums for those not on the drum machine. This gig is also shortly after
Fletch swapped his bass guitar for a synth. I probably have one of the only
early recordings of the band with Fletch playing Bass Guitar, which was
taken from there first gig at Croc’s in Rayleigh UK
all the band beginnin like a chet… good video.
This video is PRICELESS !!! Dave is so young and funny:).. The best band
ever!!!!!
Route 66 was a Barry Troup song and that was an amazing cover version. But
ive never seen this before. There must be a vault full of unreleased stuff
they’ve done. Be interesting to hear it.
You should see the Bryan Ferry Version its brilliant
It’s too bad that you don’t have the best song, (Shout!) on this series
from Amsterdam
Such a unique sound, can’t compare it to anything before or after it!
that’s why i love these rarities, TV Set rocks too
Can you hear the similarity between this song and “New Life”. I guess “New
Life” was evolved from this.
i love dave since 30 years but the trousers are bad… i´ve never heard
this song befor. i think it´s not the best song
HM TALENT JDE TO VIDET A SLISET
Souvenirs,souvenirs…
I saw pictures and images of these shows back in the mid-80’s and it
influenced me style and aesthetics – wise, but I never thought I’d get ot
see footage like this! Thank You!
Ernest..
Thank to person, who’s recorded this. Invaluable!!
thanks for sharing!
Everly Brothers wrote it Status Quo Covered it Then Mr Ferry did the same
Satus Quos is amazing! Then Depeche Mode
dave gahan’s pants!!
ffs, I was there :-) Wow, I was 11 back then…
Wow.
Ooops…. am a fan of Bryan Ferry since 1976 and came across this video by
research of BF-vids. Never knew DM covered this song?!?!?!? Amazing!!!! And
btw: I love DM aswell!!! (but never was a fan-fan, that’s why maybe)
ah yes…a fresh and clean looking DG in his pre-drug days.
great gig :D Thanx for posting :)
Price of Love is an Everley Brothers cover from the 50’s. The drum on this
vid is not the tape machine, but is from Dave’s Boss Dr Rhythm drum machine
which carried 10 different arrangements, the tape at this time held the
drums for those not on the drum machine. This gig is also shortly after
Fletch swapped his bass guitar for a synth. I probably have one of the only
early recordings of the band with Fletch playing Bass Guitar, which was
taken from there first gig at Croc’s in Rayleigh UK
all the band beginnin like a chet… good video.
This video is PRICELESS !!! Dave is so young and funny:).. The best band
ever!!!!!
Route 66 was a Barry Troup song and that was an amazing cover version. But
ive never seen this before. There must be a vault full of unreleased stuff
they’ve done. Be interesting to hear it.
laugh SO loud. sorry
Great! Thank you!
WTF??