Down In Heaven 02/11/2017 Depeche Mode's tenth album

Depeche Mode's tenth album

” For Orton

The line that divides a broadly popular rock band who makes it into the history books (and a lot of record collections) from a worthy also-ran is not hard to draw

Broken Heart (2:01) A3 Never Talking To You Again (1:39) A4 Chartered Trips (3:33) A5 Dreams Recurring (1:40) A6 Indecision Time (2:07) A7 Hare Krsna (3:33) B1 Beyond The Threshold (1:35) B2 Pride (1:45) B3 I'll Never Forget You (2:06) B4 The Biggest Lie (1:58) B5 What's Going On (4:23) B6 Masochism World (2:43) B7 Standing By The Sea (3:12) C1 Somewhere (2:30) C2 One Step At A Time (0:45) C3 Pink Turns To Blue (2:39) C4 Newest Industry (3:02) C5 Monday Will Never Be The Same (1:10) C6 Whatever (3:50) C7 The Tooth Fairy And The Princess (2:43) D1 Turn On The News (4:21) D2 Recurring Dreams (13:47) Tracks 1 Something I Learned Today 2 Broken Home

" Though not as consistent as later outings (particularly the subsequent FASHION NUGGET)

Down In Heaven 02/11/2017 Depeche Mode's tenth albumOn their third LP, Down in Heaven, Twin Peaks hang on to their rough and raw disposition while drawing sonic inspiration from favorite albums of 1968, including, per press materials, works by the Rolling Stones, the Kinks, and the Beatles. Bolstered throughout the album by the addition of Wild Onion co producer Colin Croom to the lineup on keyboards (notably organ), the era, if not a specific year, is resurrected from the moment the needle hits vinyl