"I would die for them." "My whole day is just them. Day in and Day out." What makes DM so big?? "Their Words, rhytm, uniqueness. They make you feel like you're part of the band. It's a More intelligent music." Thumbs up if you agree!
Oh my God, that was such an amazing evening! One of the best concerts I ever went to. Remember the massive food fight that broke out before DM, that inflatable love-doll that took a swan dive off of the upper deck, NItzer Ebb being so incredible loud, and that giant banner that someone draped over the edge of the deck that said "J Marr plays rad guitar," lol! I didn't want to go home that night.
patobantan420 hi. There was a food fight at the Rose Bowl, yes, but there was also one at the first night at Dodger Stadium. There was also a big one when The Cure played there.
Jeez I wish that I've been able to see them live that many times...I feel lucky that I was able just to see them once during the last tour...and that was my very first time ever seeing them live (even though I've been a huge fan since I was a kid).
Every time I said to a Brit I was a DM fan, they were like, the band´s total crap and it´s old. I am Czech, these conversations happened in Prague in 1990-91. But Depeche were big in other places. In Germany, France, Italy, Poland, Sweden, Spain, USA, Mexico, Chile, Argentina, Russia, India, Hong Kong. Basically, everywhere but the UK.
the fact that a band like depeche mode were able to sell out dodger stadium at that time was incredible. they also filled out the rose bowl. the cure also played dodger stadium. that is weird but fucking cool. nowadays, it's not that impressive. tastes were better back then.
well, they sold more than 80,000 tickets in LA during the last tour. LA obviously has the soul that NY never had. in NY, everyone seem to listen to soulless crap like u2, bruce springsteen and bon jovi
I was in center field that day. We ditched school to buy the tickets at Music Plus in Burbank right when they went on sale. Saw them that same year or maybe the year before at Universal Ampitheatre. No need for me to see any other concerts in my lifetime.
Depeche Mode. Yes. I wasn’t born. I found them in 2000. Man I wished I have access to a Time Machine and see them during the late 80s and 90s before Alan Wilder left. 😔
With Alan it was magical; i called in sick to school so i could get tickets for MFTM at red rocks and luckily had a friend who worked @ musicland (record store) to get me tickets for the 90’s violator tour. He said tickets for violator sold out in 25 min….
here's the truth: Dave is God, Martin is The Holy Spirit and Thomas Di Leva is Jesus. But if you don't speak swedish, you probably can't see why. Di Leva is the only one in the universe who actually is equal to Depeche. and the signs are clear: he and Dave look like eachother. in 1985, he released an album that translates "I hand myself over on a plate", he was four years before DM with the title "I am you" and as a poet, he beats Martin. thank god the Nobel Prize is swedish. Di Leva will get it.
"I would die for them." "My whole day is just them. Day in and Day out."
What makes DM so big?? "Their Words, rhytm, uniqueness. They make you feel like you're part of the band. It's a More intelligent music." Thumbs up if you agree!
magic. we in the uk make excellent music.
Un poco exagerado
@@leedummett4412 Too bad it took decades for the British music press and general public to give them any respect
a life without Depeche Mode is nothing but a waste of matter
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I wish there was an official World Violation Tour movie
the tour's name was World Violation. the word "tour" cannot be found on one single poster. it's just something the internet came up with.
I remember seeing this on TV 20 years ago. I was in awe of them - they were the biggest band in the world at the time
Oh my God, that was such an amazing evening! One of the best concerts I ever went to. Remember the massive food fight that broke out before DM, that inflatable love-doll that took a swan dive off of the upper deck, NItzer Ebb being so incredible loud, and that giant banner that someone draped over the edge of the deck that said "J Marr plays rad guitar," lol! I didn't want to go home that night.
I went to the second night, and dont remember a food fight. Wasnt the infamous food fight at the Rose Bowl?
patobantan420 hi. There was a food fight at the Rose Bowl, yes, but there was also one at the first night at Dodger Stadium. There was also a big one when The Cure played there.
I was there too.. and I remember nitzer ebb and Electronic opening up for depeche mode.. great times..incredible times..thanks for uploading..
Back at that time everyone had an opportunity to go to a concert without draining your bank accounts, I was there never forget it ❤❤❤
Jeez I wish that I've been able to see them live that many times...I feel lucky that I was able just to see them once during the last tour...and that was my very first time ever seeing them live (even though I've been a huge fan since I was a kid).
Every time I said to a Brit I was a DM fan, they were like, the band´s total crap and it´s old. I am Czech, these conversations happened in Prague in 1990-91. But Depeche were big in other places. In Germany, France, Italy, Poland, Sweden, Spain, USA, Mexico, Chile, Argentina, Russia, India, Hong Kong. Basically, everywhere but the UK.
love seeing the fans from that DM era!
It took 15 years but good 🎶 finally triumped over the garbage. The Cure , Depeche Mode , The Pixies , Nirvana ...
Yeah, it seems so incredible ! This guy must have seen them more than a hundred times since then...
the fact that a band like depeche mode were able to sell out dodger stadium at that time was incredible. they also filled out the rose bowl. the cure also played dodger stadium. that is weird but fucking cool. nowadays, it's not that impressive. tastes were better back then.
well, they sold more than 80,000 tickets in LA during the last tour. LA obviously has the soul that NY never had. in NY, everyone seem to listen to soulless crap like u2, bruce springsteen and bon jovi
Me & my friends snuck in both nights!
I was in center field that day. We ditched school to buy the tickets at Music Plus in Burbank right when they went on sale. Saw them that same year or maybe the year before at Universal Ampitheatre. No need for me to see any other concerts in my lifetime.
This is beautiful video❤
Thanks for posting this! Never seen these interviews and it's great to hear what the fans had to say back then. And, yes, I was there. :)
Depeche Mode. Yes. I wasn’t born. I found them in 2000. Man I wished I have access to a Time Machine and see them during the late 80s and 90s before Alan Wilder left. 😔
With Alan it was magical; i called in sick to school so i could get tickets for MFTM at red rocks and luckily had a friend who worked @ musicland (record store) to get me tickets for the 90’s violator tour. He said tickets for violator sold out in 25 min….
Nitzer Ebb rocked the shit out of that stadium!
Alan Wilder, none sexier, smarter and more talented
Haha, that last bit was from The Rose Bowl in 1988!
ALAN WILDER!!!!
I snuck in to one of the nights they were there.
world in my eyes
Best time for DM
can t believe this!!
Click 3:08 to see my dad. And he’s at least doubled the amount of dm concerts by now
Not quite doubled it my man but the number stands today at 83.
Wow Kroqs Jed the Fish..he was so young...
I was there
They were already big in LA. Two years earlier they sold out the Rose Bowl.
DEPECHE MODE LOS ANGELES
Oh yes he had... And probably still has :)
Does someone know the persons appraisal that pipe this concert?
@luvcena54 I guess Jed the Fish is what's wrong with us.
@luvcena54 That's whay I heard too and I don't get it either. Maybe meaning we are just crazy about DM :)
Petshop boys opened for them.
Once a great sight for Dodger games and concerts, now a barren wasteland for Covid screening and vaccines, WTF has happened.
Jedum Fishum
So Alan is Jesus ?! That's why, he is not with DM anymore. He left the band like Jesus left Earth ^^ Crazy thought and blasphemous rumours
here's the truth: Dave is God, Martin is The Holy Spirit and Thomas Di Leva is Jesus. But if you don't speak swedish, you probably can't see why. Di Leva is the only one in the universe who actually is equal to Depeche. and the signs are clear: he and Dave look like eachother. in 1985, he released an album that translates "I hand myself over on a plate", he was four years before DM with the title "I am you" and as a poet, he beats Martin. thank god the Nobel Prize is swedish. Di Leva will get it.
who the fuck are you, Tara??? you're right, you're absolutely right!!!
I need a body and a soul to sing