Depeche Mode - Live Berlin 1990 (Night 2) - 3LP - Very rare
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🎵 Depeche Mode – Live in Berlin - Night n°2
📀 Triple black vinyl – Concert recorded on November 1, 1990
For sale: a superb triple black vinyl capturing Depeche Mode’s second concert in Berlin, recorded on November 1, 1990, during the legendary 🌹World Violation Tour 🌹
A major live document from a band at the absolute peak of its artistic and live power.
🎤 Concert context
This performance took place during the World Violation Tour, supporting the iconic album 🌹Violator (1990) 🌹
Following the massive success of Personal Jesus, Enjoy the Silence and Policy of Truth, Depeche Mode were filling large arenas worldwide and delivering shows of exceptional intensity and precision.
Berlin, a city still marked by recent historical change, provided an electrifying and emotionally charged atmosphere, perfectly matching the band’s dark, elegant tension at this moment in time.
👥 Band line-up (1990)
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Dave Gahan – vocals
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Martin L. Gore – keyboards, guitar, vocals
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Alan Wilder – keyboards, programming
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Andrew Fletcher – keyboards
A legendary line-up, often considered the golden era of Depeche Mode live performances.
🎶 The live experience
The setlist blends key tracks from🌹Violator🌹with earlier classics, delivered in powerful, tight and stylish live versions.
The sound is expansive, the staging minimal and dark, and the connection with the Berlin audience is intense throughout.
This concert is widely regarded as one of the strongest European performances of the tour.
⭐ Highlights of this edition
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Triple black vinyl – near-complete concert
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Live recording – Berlin, November 1, 1990
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World Violation / Violator era
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Immersive and powerful live sound
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Highly desirable collector’s item
📦 Condition
👉 VERY GOOD CONDITION (NEAR MINT)
🎯 Perfect for
Depeche Mode fans, live vinyl collectors, and anyone looking to own a definitive document from the band’s early-1990s peak.
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