Post by stefancrosscoe on Jun 21, 2018 14:18:49 GMT
Thanks. 
It is nice to be able of listening to whole albums again, not done so for a long time and be able of finding new gems and favorites, even if some of the records is a bit of a hit or miss, Black Celebration is one of those which might just go even further up the rating scale with more listenings, but as of right now I think I must continue on as I have many more albums awaiting me, but I am looking forward to hearing what comes up with their next releases, as here I hope they do live up to my expectations and more.
The only remastered Depeche Mode record I own, is their debut Speak & Spell but I have not given much time on the bonus cuts.
However, I did notice that my copy of Black Celebration actually have 14 tracks, but only 11 is mentioned on the booklet/CD artwork.
Next up is Music for the Masses (1987), 101 (1989), Violator (1990), Songs of Faith and Devotion (1993) and Playing the Angel (2005).
Ultra (1997) and Exciter (2001) I might pick up on later, but the ones mentioned above and those I have heard and rated earlier in this thread are those I own as of now.
It is nice to be able of listening to whole albums again, not done so for a long time and be able of finding new gems and favorites, even if some of the records is a bit of a hit or miss, Black Celebration is one of those which might just go even further up the rating scale with more listenings, but as of right now I think I must continue on as I have many more albums awaiting me, but I am looking forward to hearing what comes up with their next releases, as here I hope they do live up to my expectations and more.
The only remastered Depeche Mode record I own, is their debut Speak & Spell but I have not given much time on the bonus cuts.
However, I did notice that my copy of Black Celebration actually have 14 tracks, but only 11 is mentioned on the booklet/CD artwork.
Next up is Music for the Masses (1987), 101 (1989), Violator (1990), Songs of Faith and Devotion (1993) and Playing the Angel (2005).
Ultra (1997) and Exciter (2001) I might pick up on later, but the ones mentioned above and those I have heard and rated earlier in this thread are those I own as of now.