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Depeche Mode reveal live version of 'Enjoy The Silence'
Taken from the forthcoming Anton Corbijn concert film
Rammstein: Yes, really. The German pyromaniac, porno-loving metal deviants are with the rest of Europe in loving Depeche Mode. Lead guitarist Richard Kruspe once said that when growing up, his influence was "heavy metal on the one side and pop on the other...I was afraid to tell my friends I was listening to Depeche Mode. I loved the band. I loved their melodies. That�s why in Rammstein, you can hear a lot of melodies in our music. Personally, the band I thought did the best at changing themselves was Depeche Mode. If you follow their career, it's excellent."
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Depeche Mode have shared a live version of 'Enjoy The Silence', taken from their much-anticipated Anton Corbijn concert film. Watch the video below.
The video, taken from 'Depeche Mode Live in Berlin' was shot in the city last November, with the whole thing being been described as a "total immersion experience". Directed by joy Division biopic 'Control' filmmaker, Anton Corbijn, the film looks set to be a firm favourite with fans and will feature a 21-song set spread over two discs alongside behind-the-scenes footage, interviews, extras and a two-song acoustic session.
'Enjoy The Silence' was released in 1990 as the bands twenty-fourth single and is based on the tenderly philosophical children's book, The Little Prince about a young prince's alienating experience of falling to earth.
The DVD tracklisting is as follows:
'Intro'
'Welcome To My World'
'Angel'
'Walking In My Shoes'
'Precious' 'Black Celebration'
'Should Be Higher'
'Policy Of Truth'
'The Child Inside'
'But Not Tonight'
'Heaven'
'Soothe My Soul'
'A Pain That I’m Used To'
'A Question Of Time'
'Enjoy The Silence'
'Personal Jesus'
'Shake The Disease'
'Halo'
'Just Can’t Get Enough'
'I Feel You'
'Never Let Me Down Again'
'Goodbye'
The film is set to be released on DVD via Columbia Records on 17 November.
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