Depeche Mode Black Celebration 180g 1LP Vinyl Gatefold 2016 sony Legacy
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Depeche Mode Black Celebration 180g 1LP Vinyl Gatefold 2016 sony Legacy
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Depeche Mode - Black Celebration
description details 180g 1LP black vinyl in gatefold sleeve.Black Celebration is Depeche Mode's fifth studio album and is considered one of the band's darkest yet most atmospheric works. All eleven songs were written by Martin Gore, four songs - A Question of Lust, Sometimes, It doesn't matter and World Full of Nothing - he sings himself.
With the album title "Black Celebration" Depeche Mode laid the wrong track. Despite its dark character, the songs on the record are neither about occult activities nor about black masses. Instead, Martin Gore writes about feelings and the dark side of life, which also includes a large portion of boredom. At the end of a black day we can still celebrate that it's finally over.
In their home country, "Black Celebration" reached number 3 in the UK charts. The album climbed to number two in Germany and number one in Switzerland.
Labels:
Legacy MUTE26, sony Music 88985336741
Series:
Legacy vinyl
Format:
Vinyl, LP, Album, Remastered, Reissue, Gatefold, 180 grams
Country:
Europe
Released:
Oct 2016
Genre:
Electronics
Style:
Synth pop, darkwave
Tracklist:
A1 Black Celebration4:55
A2Fly On The Windscreen - Final 5:18
A3A Question Of Lust4:20
A4Sometimes1:53
A5It Doesn't Matter Two2:50
B1A Question Of Time4:10
B2Stripped4:16
B3 Here Is The House4:15
B4World Full Of Nothing2:50
B5 Dressed In Black2:32
B6New Dress3:42
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DHL With the album title "Black Celebration" Depeche Mode laid the wrong track. Despite its dark character, the songs on the record are neither about occult activities nor about black masses. Instead, Martin Gore writes about feelings and the dark side of life, which also includes a large portion of boredom. At the end of a black day we can still celebrate that it's finally over. The year we were founded in 1998 - long after vinyl was declared dead and long before vinyl was hailed as cool again - proves that we are real vinyl nerds. We only started out as a small record dealer from home. Later we opened our first real record shop and then of course our own online shop. Everything with passion and always with the motto: SAVE THE VINYL. What is not available online is available in our Übersee s Plattenzustand M (Mint) Format Schallplatte Innenhüllenzustand M (Mint) Geschwindigkeit 33 U/min Inlay-Zustand M (Mint) Material Vinyl Musiktitel Black Celebration Besonderheiten 180-220g Besonderheiten Versiegelt Interpret Depeche Mode Farbe Schwarz Genre Darkwave Genre Electronic Genre New Wave Genre Pop Genre Synth-Pop Musiklabel Mute, Sony Music Legacy Erscheinungsjahr 2016 Produktart LP Edition Neuauflageprice rating
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