Podcasts about Black Celebration

Dans cette troisième et dernière partie de cette série consacrée au Black Celebration Tour, l'équipe de Depeche Pod et notre invité analysent le retour de la presse sur la tournée, et nous livrons les avis des auditeurs et auditrices !---Au sommaire :Intro - Sommaire de l'émission (00:02:11)Réception critique de la presse (00:03:51)Avis des auditeurs et auditrices (00:21:46)Conclusion (00:25:48)----Crédits :Couverture épisode : EnardanMusiques originales : Yohan et Michel André JouveauMontage : MJ---Sources et liens externes : https://docs.google.com/document/d/1fWUhNUOW8_VYeLXumafLRoUxReC4YHHlfkESYS_LflQ/edit?tab=t.0Extraits utilisés (par ordre d'apparition) :Black Day (édition deluxe de Black Celebration, 1986)But Not Tonight (Live In Berlin Soundtrack, 2014)Dressed In Black (Tour Of The Universe : Barcelona 20/21.11.09, 2010)Retrouvez les liens pour nous écouter et nous suivre sur LinkTree !Depeche Pod fait partie du label Podcut ! Cliquez sur le lien pour découvrir les autres podcasts du label. Venez donner au Patreon pour le soutenir ! Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Voici la deuxième partie de notre série d'émissions consacrée au Black Celebration tour, où l'équipe et son invité délivrent leurs avis à partir des vidéos et audio qui nous sont parvenus !---Au sommaire :Intro - Sommaire de l'émission (00:00:00)Avis global de l'équipe et de l'invité (00:03:26)Conclusion (01:10:14)----Crédits :Couverture épisode : EnardanMusiques originales : Yohan et Michel André JouveauMontage : MJ---Extraits passés par ordre d'apparition :00:06:09 : Christmas Island (24/06/1986, St Paul, USA, BC Tour)00:08:48 : Black Celebration (10/04/1986, Birmingham, UK, BC Tour)00:09:39 : Boys say go ! (24/06/1986, St Paul, USA, BC Tour)00:11:05 : Ice Machine (1984/11/02 London, England, UK, Some Great Reward Tour)00:13:34 : Leave in Silence (24/06/1986, St Paul, USA, BC Tour)00:15:04 : It doesn't matter two (2006-07-20 Nimes, France, Touring the Angel)00:16:51 : Fly on the Windscreen (1993, DVD Devotional )00:18:28 : Black Celebration (10/04/1986, Birmingham, UK, BC Tour)00:21:33 : Pimpf (1988, DVD 101)00:25:41 : More than a Party (10/04/1986, Birmingham, UK, BC Tour)00:26:40 : Blasphemous Rumours (10/04/1986, Birmingham, UK, BC Tour)00:30:36 : Stripped (2006-07-20 Nimes, France, Touring the Angel)00:31:21 : Just can't get enough (2013, DVD Live in Berlin)00:35:03 : Just can't get enough (10/04/1986, Birmingham, UK, BC Tour)00:39:40 : Shake the disease (2006-04-27 Mountain View, CA, USA, Touring the Angel)00:46:30 : Leave in silence (24/06/1986, St Paul, USA, BC Tour)00:58:27 : Somebody (16/08/1986, Copenhague, DK, BC Tour)01:01:45 : A question of time (10/04/1986, Birmingham, UK, BC Tour)01:03:48 : Leave in silence (1984/11/02 London, England, UK, Some Great Reward Tour)01:04:32 : Stripped (10/04/1986, Birmingham, UK, BC Tour)01:05:07 : Stripped (1988, DVD 101)01:06:09 : Leave in silence (24/06/1986, St Paul, USA, BC Tour)Retrouvez nos liens sur LinkTree !Depeche Pod fait partie du label Podcut ! Cliquez sur le lien pour découvrir les autres podcasts du label. Venez donner au Patreon pour le soutenir ! Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

La tournée Black Celebration Tour est une transition vers le succès, notamment aux États-Unis, mais n'a pas bénéficié d'une sortie vidéo, seules quelques chansons sont parues à l'origine sur les maxi singles. Quelle approche Depeche Mode a adopté pour cette tournée ? Quels ont été les choix scéniques et musicaux ? Voici la première partie consacrée au Black Celebration Tour !---Au sommaire :Intro - Sommaire de l'émission (00:04:07)Présentation de la tournée (00:06:00)Scénographie (00:24:56)Instrumentation (00:48:26)Conclusion (00:56:06)----Crédits :Couverture épisode : EnardanMusiques originales : Yohan et Michel André JouveauMontage : MJ---Sources et liens externes : https://docs.google.com/document/d/1bKkic8vMka1r7j-GdD2NkmZFXYNg94SK5phV-gSdtLI/edit?usp=drive_linkRetrouvez nos liens sur LinkTree !Depeche Pod fait partie du label Podcut ! Cliquez sur le lien pour découvrir les autres podcasts du label. Venez donner au Patreon pour le soutenir ! Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

This week on America's Podcast, it's Black Celebration—or Black Condemnation, depending on who you ask! Jerry wanted an album to tear apart, so Marc handed him one he adores. Will Jerry respect the synth gods, or will he spread blasphemous rumors? Can Mooger be the tie-breaker, or will he just sit back with popcorn? And most importantly—will Marc go full Jerry, but not tonight? No spoilers, but let's just say emotions will be stripped. Tracks of the Week: ▶️ Marc: The Seventh Stranger – Duran Duran (because the ‘80s never die) ▶️ Mooger: Everything – Sevendust (because balance is key) ▶️ Jerry: Battalions – Metal Church (because, of course) Until next time, let's have a Black Celebration and get Stripped—not literally, just emotionally. #AmericasPodcast #DepecheMode #BlackCelebration #MarcVsJerry #BlasphemousRumors #NotTonightJerry #MoogerTheMediator #SynthVsMetal #LetsGetStripped #MusicHotTakes #AlbumWars

New episode today! This week the hosts welcome musician Casey Chisholm to strap into the entire Depeche Mode discography! We join in the Black Celebration, hoping to be Playing The Angel but when our Personal Jesus Just Can't Get Enough, we might just Get The Balance Right and Enjoy The Silence!     Watch the full video on our patreon:  www.patreon.com/TheSkippables

LPE se penche en cette fin d'année sur un groupe mythique de la scène électronique, à savoir les anglais de Depeche Mode!Autour de la table virtuelle: Seb, JP, Clément, accompagnés de Sabine & aussi de Maxime, du podcast Recoversion!Bisous et bonne écoute. Les chapitres:L'intro (00:00:00)Speak & Spell (00:09:10)A Broken Frame (00:20:12)Construction Time Again (00:27:47)Some Great Reward (00:40:27)Black Celebration (00:53:00)Music For The Masses (01:04:15)Violator (01:16:25)Songs of Faith And Devotion (01:25:15)Ultra (01:47:50)Exciter (02:01:23)Playing The Angel (02:15:21)Sounds Of The Universe (02:23:11)Delta Machine (02:31:40)Spirit (02:43:00)Memento Mori (02:49:43)Les compiles & live (03:02:16)La porte d'entrée? (03:08:50)Retrouvez-nous sur X (ex-Twitter), Instagram, Bluesky, Twitch et Patreon.X (ex-Twitter) -- https://twitter.com/La_Pause_Clope Instagram -- https://www.instagram.com/la_pause_clope_podcast/Bluesky -- https://bsky.app/profile/lapauseclope.bsky.socialTwitch -- https://www.twitch.tv/la_pause_clopeNotre Patreon -- https://www.patreon.com/lapauseclope Merci de votre fidélité, de nous écouter, et n'hésitez pas à vous abonner à nos flux (et à mettre 5 étoiles sur vos applis de podcast) pour ne rien louper!Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

SAD LOVERS & GIANTS “Imagination” from Epic Garden Music (1982) GANG OF FOUR “What We All Want” from Solid Gold (1981) JESUS & MARY CHAIN “April Skies” from Darklands (1987) FRONT 242 “Operating Tracks” from Geography (2004) [Re-mastered] (1982) SKINNY PUPPY “Dead Lines” from Bites (1985) GARY NUMAN “My Dying Machine” from Berserker (1984) CRASH COURSE IN SCIENCE “It Costs to Be Austere” from Single (1981) RE-FLEX “Something About You” from The Politics of Dancing (1983) NEW ORDER “Dreams Never End” from Movement (1981) THE TEARDROP EXPLODES “Bent Out of Shape” from Wilder (1981) ALTERED IMAGES “Don't Talk to Me About Love” from Bite (1983) PETER GODWIN “Images of Heaven” from Images of Heaven (1982) DEPECHE MODE “A Question of Time” from Black Celebration (1986) EIGHT SECONDS “Commissioner Street” from Almacantar (1986) PYLON “Recent Title” from Gyrate (1980) TRANSLATOR “Everywhere That I'm Not” from Heartbeats and Triggers (1982)THE GO-BETWEENS “Spring Rain” from Liberty Belle and the Black Diamond Express (1986) LLOYD COLE & THE COMMOTIONS “Charlotte Street” from Rattlesnakes (1984) CLOSE LOBSTERS “Just Too Bloody Stupid” from Foxheads Stalk This Land (1987) R.E.M. “What If We Give It Away?” from Life's Rich Pageant (1986) WIRE TRAIN “Skills of Summer” from Between Two Words (1985) GUADALCANAL DIARY “Always Saturday” from Flip-Flop (1989) DUMPTRUCK “Going Nowhere” from For the Country (1987) HUXTON CREEPERS “Autumn Leaves” from 12 Days To Paris (1986) HOODOO GURUS “The Other Side of Paradise” from Mars Needs Guitars! (1985) UPS AND DOWNS “Lit by the Fuse” from Underneath the Watchful Eye (1988) BOOM CRASH OPERA “The Best Thing” from These Here Are Crazy Times (1989)

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Die Memento-Mori-Tour ist vorbei, weshalb Ohst und Casi natürlich echt niedergeschlagen sind. Eigentlich sollte es wieder eine knackig kurze Quickie-Folge werden, ist hinten raus dann aber doch irgendwie wieder eskaliert.

Seconde partie du hors-série consacré au concert de Depeche Mode à l'Accor Arena à Paris avec toute l'équipe de Depeche Pod !---Au sommaire :Récap' et présentation de la seconde partie (00:02:05)-Band introduction- (00:03:49)Ghosts Again (00:04:48)I Feel You (00:08:26)A Pain That' I'm Used To (00:11:21)Behind The Wheel (00:15:09)Black Celebration (00:18:12)Stripped (00:24:46)John The Revelator (00:29:23)Enjoy The Silence (00:33:10)Condemnation (00:37:57)Just Can't Get Enough (00:42:39)Never Let Me Down Again (00:46:27)Personal Jesus (00:53:37)Notre vécu après concert (01:06:06)Un message d'Angélique à l'équipe (01:27:42)Conclusion (01:31:42)----Crédits :Photo de couverture : YohanCouverture épisode : EnardanMusiques : YohanMontage : EnardanLes extraits musicaux proviennent des différents enregistrements d'Enardan et Philomena pendant le concert, sauf pour Waiting For The Night (cf. sources et liens externes)---Sources et liens externes :Waiting For The Night (Live à l'Accor Arena, 5 Mars 2024)Pour nous retrouver : AcastDepeche Pod a rejoint le label Podcut ! Venez donner au Patreon pour soutenir le label ! Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

With their sixth studio album, "Black Celebration," Depeche Mode embarked on an artistic exploration that delved deeper into the shadows of human existence. Released in 1986, Black Celebration represents a pivotal moment in Depeche Mode's career, marking a departure from their earlier synthpop sound and paving the way for a more mature and brooding sonic landscape. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/albumsthatsaveduspodcast/message

En este podcast podréis escuchar una selección de grupos de New Wave y SynthPop con el hilo conductor de “Vienna” de los Ultravox. Muchas de las canciones son en su versión extendida o de 12 pulgadas. Ultravox - Vienna (Single Version): Primer single de su cuarto álbum y primero con Midge Ure como vocalista. Publicado como single en 1981 llegó al número 2 en el Reino Unido, convirtiéndose en el primer gran éxito de la banda. Duran Duran - The Chauffeur: Última canción del segundo disco del grupo, publicado el 10 de mayo de 1982. Publicado como cara B del sencillo “Rio” pero en su versión demo y con casi 2 minutos menos de duración. Freur - Doot Doot (Extended Version): Grupo de SythPop con solo 3 años de carrera, luego se convertirían en los famosos Underworld. Este fue su primer sencillo, publicado en 1983, consiguiendo una buena respuesta en las listas europeas. En 1986 se disuelven. Depeche Mode - Stripped (Highland Mix): Primer single del álbum “Black Celebration” publicado en 1986. Con sonido claramente Industrial, influenciado por lo que el grupo escuchaba procedente de Alemania en aquel momento. La versión de 12 pulgadas que suena en este podcast fue realizada por el productor Flood. Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark - Maid of Orleans: Single extraído de su tercer álbum “Architecture & Morality” de 1981. Clara referencia a Juana de Arco en su letra en el 550 aniversario de su muerte. Tubeway Army - Down in the Park: En 1979 se publica el segundo disco del grupo, el cual fue muy influenciado por el SynthPop de Ultravox. Este sencillo no logra la suerte de “Are Friends Electric?”, pero con el paso de los años ha sido de gran influencia para decena de artistas, desde Marilyn Mason a Trenz Reznor. Peter Schilling - Terra Titanic (Lost To The Sea): Single publicado en 1984 por el alemán luego del gran éxito de “Major Tom (Coming Home)” Thompson Twins - Doctor! Doctor! (Extended version): Reconvertido en trio, el grupo logra el gran éxito con su álbum “Into The Gap”, publicado en 1984. El primer sencillo fue “Hold Me Now”, luego llegaría este “Doctor Doctor”. Tears For Fears - Mad World: Segundo sencillo del álbum debut “The Hurting” publicado en 1982, llegando al número 3 de las listas Británicas. En 2001 Michael Andrews y Gary Jules grabaron una versión acústica de la canción para la película “Donnie Darko” Camouflage - That Smiling Face: Luego del gran éxito del single “The Great Commandment” publicado durante 1988, saldría este sencillo, extraído del álbum debut “Voices & Images” Information Society - Running: Formados en Minnesota 1982, dos años más tarde publicarían el sencillo “Running” escrito y cantado por Murat Konar, quien dejó el grupo poco después. El single logró gran éxito en las pistas de baile del mundo entero durante varios años, hoy en día es una canción de culto. Luego llegaría el éxito con su primer álbum. Trisomie 21 - The Last Song: Duo Frances de SynthPop, ColdWave formado por dos hermanos. Esta canción abre el tercer álbum de la banda, “Chapter IV, Le Je-Ne-Sais_Quoi Et Le Presque Rien, publicado en 1986. Japan - Gentlemen Take Polaroids: Single publicado en 1980 extraído de su álbum homónimo. Agrupación formada en 1977, con orígenes entre el Punk y el Glam Rock. Sería con su tercer disco “Quiet Life” (1979) donde su estética y sonido se acercan más al New Romantic.

En este podcast podréis escuchar una selección de grupos de New Wave y SynthPop con el hilo conductor de “Vienna” de los Ultravox. Muchas de las canciones son en su versión extendida o de 12 pulgadas. Ultravox - Vienna (Single Version): Primer single de su cuarto álbum y primero con Midge Ure como vocalista. Publicado como single en 1981 llegó al número 2 en el Reino Unido, convirtiéndose en el primer gran éxito de la banda. Duran Duran - The Chauffeur: Última canción del segundo disco del grupo, publicado el 10 de mayo de 1982. Publicado como cara B del sencillo “Rio” pero en su versión demo y con casi 2 minutos menos de duración. Freur - Doot Doot (Extended Version): Grupo de SythPop con solo 3 años de carrera, luego se convertirían en los famosos Underworld. Este fue su primer sencillo, publicado en 1983, consiguiendo una buena respuesta en las listas europeas. En 1986 se disuelven. Depeche Mode - Stripped (Highland Mix): Primer single del álbum “Black Celebration” publicado en 1986. Con sonido claramente Industrial, influenciado por lo que el grupo escuchaba procedente de Alemania en aquel momento. La versión de 12 pulgadas que suena en este podcast fue realizada por el productor Flood. Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark - Maid of Orleans: Single extraído de su tercer álbum “Architecture & Morality” de 1981. Clara referencia a Juana de Arco en su letra en el 550 aniversario de su muerte. Tubeway Army - Down in the Park: En 1979 se publica el segundo disco del grupo, el cual fue muy influenciado por el SynthPop de Ultravox. Este sencillo no logra la suerte de “Are Friends Electric?”, pero con el paso de los años ha sido de gran influencia para decena de artistas, desde Marilyn Mason a Trenz Reznor. Peter Schilling - Terra Titanic (Lost To The Sea): Single publicado en 1984 por el alemán luego del gran éxito de “Major Tom (Coming Home)” Thompson Twins - Doctor! Doctor! (Extended version): Reconvertido en trio, el grupo logra el gran éxito con su álbum “Into The Gap”, publicado en 1984. El primer sencillo fue “Hold Me Now”, luego llegaría este “Doctor Doctor”. Tears For Fears - Mad World: Segundo sencillo del álbum debut “The Hurting” publicado en 1982, llegando al número 3 de las listas Británicas. En 2001 Michael Andrews y Gary Jules grabaron una versión acústica de la canción para la película “Donnie Darko” Camouflage - That Smiling Face: Luego del gran éxito del single “The Great Commandment” publicado durante 1988, saldría este sencillo, extraído del álbum debut “Voices & Images” Information Society - Running: Formados en Minnesota 1982, dos años más tarde publicarían el sencillo “Running” escrito y cantado por Murat Konar, quien dejó el grupo poco después. El single logró gran éxito en las pistas de baile del mundo entero durante varios años, hoy en día es una canción de culto. Luego llegaría el éxito con su primer álbum. Trisomie 21 - The Last Song: Duo Frances de SynthPop, ColdWave formado por dos hermanos. Esta canción abre el tercer álbum de la banda, “Chapter IV, Le Je-Ne-Sais_Quoi Et Le Presque Rien, publicado en 1986. Japan - Gentlemen Take Polaroids: Single publicado en 1980 extraído de su álbum homónimo. Agrupación formada en 1977, con orígenes entre el Punk y el Glam Rock. Sería con su tercer disco “Quiet Life” (1979) donde su estética y sonido se acercan más al New Romantic.

NEW EPISODE UP! What's your most loved and least favorite song on Depeche Mode's Memento Mori album?! We were prepping to take a year off but Sam's suggestion to rank DM's latest before it was even released was too tempting to not do ASAP. It still took us weeks to record and almost a year to release but it's fun to hear our fresh reactions. Even more fun is finally recording recollections of decades of memories of one of our favorite bands of all-time since we hadn't started a podcast when we ranked Black Celebration a few years ago. Edited by Sam. Listen at WeWillRankYouPod.com, Apple, Spotify and your favorite wagging tongue supplier.   Follow us and weigh in with your favorites on Facebook, Instagram & Threads and Twitter @wewillrankyoupod .FILE UNDER/SPOILERS:Always You, Before We Drown, Blasphemous Rumours, David Bowie, Richard Butler, death, Don't Say You Love Me, Christian Eigner, Andrew Fletcher, James Ford, Dave Gahan, Ghosts Again, Peter Gordeno, Martin L. Gore, Halo, harmonies, high speed car chase, Lost Highway, David Lynch, Memento Mori, My Cosmos Is Mine, My Favourite Stranger, Never Let Me Go, new wave, People Are Good, Marta Salogni, Soul with Me, Speak to Me, synthpop, Wagging Tongue, Alan Wilder, 2023.US: http://www.WeWillRankYouPod.com wewillrankyoupod@gmail.comhttp://www.facebook.com/WeWillRankYouPodhttp://www.instagram.com/WeWillRankYouPodhttps://www.threads.net/@WeWillRankYouPodhttp://www.twitter.com/WeWillRankYouPo http://www.YourOlderBrother.com(Sam's music page) http://www.YerDoinGreat.com (Adam's music page)https://open.spotify.com/user/dancecarbuzz (Dan's playlists)

SAD LOVERS & GIANTS “Imagination” from Epic Garden Music (1982) GANG OF FOUR “What We All Want” from Solid Gold (1981) JESUS & MARY CHAIN “April Skies” from Darklands (1987) FRONT 242 “Operating Tracks” from Geography (2004) [Re-mastered] (1982) SKINNY PUPPY “Dead Lines” from Bites (1985) GARY NUMAN “My Dying Machine” from Berserker (1984) CRASH COURSE IN SCIENCE “It Costs to Be Austere” from Single (1981) RE-FLEX “Something About You” from The Politics of Dancing (1983) NEW ORDER “Dreams Never End” from Movement (1981) THE TEARDROP EXPLODES “Bent Out of Shape” from Wilder (1981) ALTERED IMAGES “Don't Talk to Me About Love” from Bite (1983) PETER GODWIN “Images of Heaven” from Images of Heaven (1982) DEPECHE MODE “A Question of Time” from Black Celebration (1986) EIGHT SECONDS “Commissioner Street” from Almacantar (1986) PYLON “Recent Title” from Gyrate (1980) TRANSLATOR “Everywhere That I'm Not” from Heartbeats and Triggers (1982)THE GO-BETWEENS “Spring Rain” from Liberty Belle and the Black Diamond Express (1986) LLOYD COLE & THE COMMOTIONS “Charlotte Street” from Rattlesnakes (1984) CLOSE LOBSTERS “Just Too Bloody Stupid” from Foxheads Stalk This Land (1987) R.E.M. “What If We Give It Away?” from Life's Rich Pageant (1986) WIRE TRAIN “Skills of Summer” from Between Two Words (1985) GUADALCANAL DIARY “Always Saturday” from Flip-Flop (1989) DUMPTRUCK “Going Nowhere” from For the Country (1987) HUXTON CREEPERS “Autumn Leaves” from 12 Days To Paris (1986) HOODOO GURUS “The Other Side of Paradise” from Mars Needs Guitars! (1985) UPS AND DOWNS “Lit by the Fuse” from Underneath the Watchful Eye (1988) BOOM CRASH OPERA “The Best Thing” from These Here Are Crazy Times (1989)

Habt Ihr uns vermisst? Wir haben uns viel Zeit mit der neuesten Folge gelassen, aber hey – jetzt sind wir ja wieder da. Da DM auf der Memento-Mori-Tour zwischenzeitlich den Klassiker "Black Celebration" ausgebuddelt haben, mussten wir uns natürlich ausgiebig mit diesem Song beschäftigen.

Au programme des actualités ce mois-ci : des remixes, une apparition télé, une sortie vidéo, du changement dans la setlist du Memento Mori tour et plus encore…Au sommaire ce mois-ci :Sortie des remixes de My Favourite StrangerApparition de DM dans l'émission de Jimmy Fallon : Wagging Tongue / My Favourite StrangerArticle du Guardian avec un TOP 20 des meilleurs films de concertAnnonce de la sortie de Strange/Strange Too le 08 Décembre 2023DM nominé aux Billboard Music Awards 2023Changement dans la setlist du Memento Mori tour / Écouter Black Celebration (capture du public)Pour réagir sur nos réseaux sociaux : Facebook, X (ex-Twitter), Instagram et YouTube. Venez nous rejoindre sur Discord !Crédits :Couverture : Enardan (crédit photo : Anton Corbijn)Musiques : YohanMontage : Enardan Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Locomotive Breath Podcast del 8.11.23Black Celebration con Silvia Raven a Dark Wave Experience.Con Major Tom and Easy Brother

“Good evening Pasadena !” C'est par ces mots que débute un des concerts les plus célèbres du groupe, le 101ème et dernier de la tournée “Music for the Masses Tour”. Il y a 35 ans, le 18 juin 1988, 70 000 personnes se sont réunies au stade Rose Bowl de Pasadena, en Californie. Ce fut un moment riche en émotions pour les fans comme pour les 4 membres de Depeche Mode à l'époque. Suite à ce concert, un documentaire et un album live sont sortis dans les bacs.---Au sommaire :Intro (00:00:00)Actualités (00:02:28)Le concert (00:13:13)La setlist (00:19:34)Matériel et technique (00:23:49) :Scénographie (00:33:58)Documentaire (00:40:17)L'album live (00:51:02)Les livres et revues qui parlent de “101” (00:58:36)Conclusion (01:06:10)Bonus : bêtisier lors d'une session de pré-enregistrement ;) (01:08:14)---Crédits :Couvertures : Lazarettoo (Twitch / YouTube)Générique de début : Yohan & EnardanGénérique de fin : YohanVirgules musicales : YohanMontage : EnardanCet épisode contient des extraits du documentaire "101" (intro, explications d'Alan) ainsi que de l'album live ("Behind the Wheel", "Something To Do", "Black Celebration", "Everything Counts".)---Sources et liens externes :Wagging Tongue (clip vidéo)Podcast “Smartless”Numéro Collector Depeche ModeBox Set “12” Singles Sounds of the Universe (Twitter)Wagging Tongue (Vinegar Hill Sessions)My Cosmos Is Mine” (ANNA remix)Annonce radio du concert (DM Live Wiki)Archives special - A Concert for the Masses (Vimeo)Anecdote sur la pluie pendant “Blasphemous Rumours” (DM Live Wiki)Les sorties vidéos / les sorties de l'album liveJonathan Miller “Stripped”, Omnibus Press; 3rd edition (September 1, 2008)Sébastien Michaud “Éthique Synthétique”, éditions Camion BlancStéphanie Lopez “Book of Faith and Devotion”, éditions Naïve essais Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Govans Presbyterian church has big plans for Juneteenth this year! It involves two church choirs, performers from the Baltimore Symphony Musicians Foundation, and selections of Jazz, gospel and R&B! We get a preview from co-creators Lea Gilmore, who is a vocalist and the Minister for Racial Justice & Multicultural Engagement and music director at Govans, and Jonathan Jensen, BSO bassist. Plus, MORE ways to mark the holiday from Baltimore Beat's arts and culture editor Teri Henderson!  Links: Juneteenth Jubilee Community Concert at Govans Church, Donnell's Day at Ames Memorial United Methodist Church, H3irloom at Walters Art Museum, Black Celebration at Ottobar, An Opulent Juneteenth, at The Compound.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Reviews in this episode with links to transripts:ApollyonSmall VictoriesHarlem QueenBronzeville Season TwoTimestorm EssayApologies for any name mispronunciations. The Batman: Unburied Review is not included. it will be compiled in a future episode.

Heute sprechen wir über unser erstes Mal! ... also über unser erstes Depeche-Konzert, was dachtet ihr denn? Wir reisen zurück in die Jahre 1986 und 1990, blicken aber auch auf die aktuelle Memento-Mori-Tour.

Lange, bevor wir uns kennenlernten, waren wir natürlich schon längst Depeche-Fans. Wie das damals los ging für uns, darüber quatschen wir in der heutigen Folge. Begebt euch also mit uns auf eine Zeitreise in die Achtziger.

Hugo Boss Number One (1985) + Depeche Mode (1980- ) with Will Samson of Resident Life Enjoyers and System of Systems  To hear the complete continuing story of The Perfume Nationalist please subscribe on Patreon.  4/5/23 S5E32

The story of how a few synth-curious teenagers became one of the most influential - and enduring - musical institutions of our time. In Part 1 of our wild two part ride, Yasi and her guest Patrik Sandberg follow the lads of Depeche Mode from their humble but ambitious Basildon beginnings as they develop their sound by way of a variety of powerful influences, including Daniel Miller of Mute Records, Genesis P-Orridge, and their second home, the city of Berlin, dropping hit single after hit single along the way to their Black Celebration.  You can follow Patrik on Twitter @PatrikSandberg Listen to songs we detail in the episode here: http://spotify.link/dnTYBcSxxyb Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

It's New Tunesday: new releases from the past week! Give the bands a listen. If you like what you hear, support the bands! Today's episode features new releases by New Cross, Donzii, This Eternal Decay, Ren Flowers, Lucca Leeloo, The New Division, Future Analog & Wesley Reid, MeLLLo, Depeche Mode, Otto One, Lisa Pung, Nuvolino, Electric Sol, Pattern 20, Lazer Squad, Tanus, Protervia, Ethseq, spankthenun, Assassun, Noise Resistance, Schmerz, CALM T, Under A Dark Light, The Black Celebration, FEVR, Stillnox, Lifelong Corporation, Mental Discipline, Roberto Montoya X GLIWRE, Cult Of Alia, HVPPY DEVTH, Teknovore, and London Sadness!

Season TWO Episode THIRTEEN of the Your Story Our Fight® podcast welcomes Judith Mills. Judith Mills is a Biomedical scientist, a TEDx speaker, an adjunct professor, lupus & disability advocate. October 1999, Judith's Lupus diagnosis was a relief after 3 years of constant doctors visit with symptoms of fatigue, loss of appetite, body aches, and hair loss. It shattered her dreams of being a beauty pageant queen, a modern dancer, and the next Flo-Jo. Judith has been featured on online platforms such as Blackman Can, Rizzar, Scoop it, and others. She is the recipient of the 2012 Black Street "Black Celebration" Award winner for Non-Profit. K-hitz & affiliates for recognizing selfless dedication & contributions to the betterment of Ghanaians & immigrants in the USA award. She has also received Uptown Honors nomination and 2017 3rd Annual AEUSA winner of Best Community Award of the Year.

The gang is all together to chat with Teresa from Bad Poets Society Podcast! We talk about a bowling ball filled with human fluids, she introduces us to a horrible song, we talk her podcast, a Black Celebration fail, Jewish pick up lines, ragdoll marriage, and tons more Follow and support: Twitter  Bad Poets  Big Nick   Rob   Danni   CharRon                        Instagram   Danni   Rob   CharRon Danni D    Only Fans Gag On This   Twitter   Instagram    Facebook   Youtube  Website  Gag On This Fantasy Funeral Music by Beneath the Surface Intro by In Bed with Nikky Check out our merch on Tee Public and get yourself some official Gag On This stuff! Click the link for save 15% off your order from Anavii Market, premium CBD and Hemp products!

En esta edición, disfrutaremos de: TENEMOS EXPLOSIVOS– CORTACALLES () ‘Cueca sola’ ‘Cortacalles’ ‘Lautaro, la brigida’ ‘El Barco de Teseo’. FITO PAEZ – EL AMOR DESPUÉS DEL AMOR () ‘El Amor despues del Amor’ ‘Brillante sobre el mic’ ‘Las tumbas de la gloria’ ‘A Rodar mi vida’ DEPECHE MODE - 101 () ‘Black Celebration’ ‘Shake the Disease’ ‘Master and Servant’ ‘Everything Counts’ DAVID BOWIE – ZIGGY STARDUST: THE MOTION PICTURE () ‘Ziggy Stardust’ ‘Moonage Daydream’ ‘Suffragate City’ ‘Farewell Speech’ ‘Rock N’ Roll Suicide’

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Edición Limitada - 11 de Abril del 2022. Producción, realización y conducción: Gustavo Verduzco. Presentando música de Kite, Weird Wolves, N∆eon Te∆rdrops, The Elegant, Moenia, MeLLLo, Frozen Plasma & Felix Marc, The Black Celebration, Split Vision, Italoconnection, Solaris D, Mindmodvl, Stereoskop, SoftWave, Obsession of Time, Tobias Bernstrup, Wayne Numan & Huguenot, Felix Marc, Esoterik, L'âme Immortelle, Clan of Xymox, Projekt Ich, Stars Crusaders, Future Lied to Us con Mental Exite, Rroyce, Sündenrausch, Steinhart, Cold Connection, Kim Lunner, Eisfabrik, Fusspils 11 y Reichsfeind.

quest'oggi andremo a parlare del quinto album in studio della band britannica Depeche Mode intitolato "Black Celebration"

SAD LOVERS & GIANTS “Imagination” from Epic Garden Music (1982) GANG OF FOUR “What We All Want” from Solid Gold (1981) JESUS & MARY CHAIN “April Skies” from Darklands (1987) FRONT 242 “Operating Tracks” from Geography (2004) [Re-mastered] (1982) SKINNY PUPPY “Dead Lines” from Bites (1985) GARY NUMAN “My Dying Machine” from Berserker (1984) CRASH COURSE IN SCIENCE “It Costs to Be Austere” from Single (1981) RE-FLEX “Something About You” from The Politics of Dancing (1983) NEW ORDER “Dreams Never End” from Movement (1981) THE TEARDROP EXPLODES “Bent Out of Shape” from Wilder (1981) ALTERED IMAGES “Don't Talk to Me About Love” from Bite (1983) PETER GODWIN “Images of Heaven” from Images of Heaven (1982) DEPECHE MODE “A Question of Time” from Black Celebration (1986) EIGHT SECONDS “Commissioner Street” from Almacantar (1986) PYLON “Recent Title” from Gyrate (1980) TRANSLATOR “Everywhere That I'm Not” from Heartbeats and Triggers (1982)THE GO-BETWEENS “Spring Rain” from Liberty Belle and the Black Diamond Express (1986) LLOYD COLE & THE COMMOTIONS “Charlotte Street” from Rattlesnakes (1984) CLOSE LOBSTERS “Just Too Bloody Stupid” from Foxheads Stalk This Land (1987) R.E.M. “What If We Give It Away?” from Life's Rich Pageant (1986) WIRE TRAIN “Skills of Summer” from Between Two Words (1985) GUADALCANAL DIARY “Always Saturday” from Flip-Flop (1989) DUMPTRUCK “Going Nowhere” from For the Country (1987) HUXTON CREEPERS “Autumn Leaves” from 12 Days To Paris (1986) HOODOO GURUS “The Other Side of Paradise” from Mars Needs Guitars! (1985) UPS AND DOWNS “Lit by the Fuse” from Underneath the Watchful Eye (1988) BOOM CRASH OPERA “The Best Thing” from These Here Are Crazy Times (1989)

Tune In on Saturdays 12pm-2pm(ET) on Excitementradio.com Join our SOAPMS cast for some Information, Conversation, Music, and Entertainment just for the community! Topics include pop culture, current events, community info, and more --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/soapms/message

In this special hour-long episode of Late Nite Take Out, my friend, music journalist, & fellow music lover Josh comes on the show to share his thoughts & have a conversation with me about Music Culture. It was an absolute blast making this episode with him! I got to find out how well-spoken and intelligent my friend is and truly connect over culture. During our conversation, we cover a variety of topics, such as black celebration, cultural appropriation, racism, trends, predictions, & the current state of music. But not only that, but we also just chop it up about life. My favorite parts of the conversation are where Josh talks about when he feels most represented in music, & when he and I talk about feeling "othered" by music. We don't hold back! And, get as honest as we can be. I got to talk about how I relate to music as an Asian American man, too. That felt particularly great. On that topic, Is black music made only for black people? What is the responsibility of the listener, and artist, when taking part in a culture that is not theirs? All things we talk about in this episode. Timestamps 1 - 14min. Introductions, Black Celebration, Cultural Appropriation 14 - 30min. When Josh felt most represented in Music, artists who push the boundaries, & who is music made for? 46 - 58min. Daniel talks about feeling "othered" in Music 58 - 64min. Josh closes up the show!

Finally, you can hear the long held secrets of how we met each other and started the podcast, followed by a quick recap of the five records we talked about before we decided to start recording our chats: Depeche Mode-Black Celebration, The Cure-Head On The Door, INXS-Kick, Tears For Fears-Songs From The Big Chair and the Pretty In Pink soundtrack. Our abridged life stories are fascinating but when we tackle the best and worst songs of five 1980s classics in an hour, sparks FLY. Please tell us how YOU would rank tonight's tunes on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter @wewillrankyoupod ! FILE UNDER/SPOILERS: Depeche Mode, Robert Smith, Never Tear Us Apart, Roland Orzabal, But Not Tonight, Pretty In Pink, Dave Gahan, Push, the one guy who stands behind a keyboard but doesn't play it, INXS, Songs From The Big Chair, New Dress, John Hughes, Black Celebration, In Between Days, Michael Hutchence, Left Of Center, Tears For Fears, Please Please Please Let Me Get What I Want, Martin Gore, Head On The Door, New Sensation, Curt Smith, the Smiths, Here Is The House, Kick, Mothers Talk, Need You Tonight, Echo and the Bunnymen, Alan Wilder, Bring on the Dancing Horses, the Cure, Everybody Wants To Rule The World. US: http://www.WeWillRankYouPod.com wewillrankyoupod@gmail.com http://www.facebook.com/WeWillRankYouPod http://www.instagram.com/WeWillRankYouPod http://www.twitter.com/WeWillRankYouPo http://www.YourOlderBrother.com (Sam's music page) http://www.YerDoinGreat.com (Adam's music page) https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4OFTIda46Di4HkS0CDvM7L (Dan's top 100 songs of 2020) THEM: https://www.TheCure.com https://www.DepecheMode.com https://www.TearsForFears.com https://www.INXS.com https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pretty_in_Pink END CREDITS SONG: Try A Little Tenderness by Otis Redding

Producer/Engineer/Mixer Gareth Jones didn't set out to be the "synth guy", but that didn't stop him from working closely with some of the greatest synth artists ever. First came John Foxx and his first solo album, the revolutionary Metamatic. Then came a string of legendary albums with Depeche Mode like Black Celebration and Some Great Reward. And lastly, he continues to work with Erasure and produced albums of theirs like Wild! and Cowboy. There have also been notable work with bands like Wire, Interpol, Embrace, and Grizzly Bear. Gareth also has some recent solo projects that deserve your attention like Electrogenetic. We get stories about all of it and learn how Gareth was the man to help these people find their creative voices. Enjoy!  wwww.garethjones.com www.facebook.com/garethjonesnoisemaker www.patreon.com/thehustlepod

Llego otro Martes de discos esenciales en Vinos y Vinilos The Show, ahora pondremos a girar al Black Celebration de Depeche Mode y de invitado tendremos desde NY a Mario Bernabel. También Alex Blanco de Music, Arts & Tastings nos recomendara que vino es es indicado para tomar mientras escuchamos este irrepetible disco de los Depeche, salud!

It’s time for Steve and Remfry to delve into their big box of classic albums and pull out another one of their all time favorite records. We’re going slightly off piste this week, as we delve deep into the career of electro pop innovators turned synth rock megastars Depeche Mode. In this first part, you might be surprised to learn, we have picked the band's 1987 sixth album Music For The Masses. Sandwiched between the groundbreaking Black Celebration and the commercial juggernaut of Violator, MFTM is scandalously overlooked in the DM back catalogue, and we discuss why it is the best (YOU HEARD ME, BEST) Depeche Mode album. Starting with a quick potted history of the band, and of electronic music, we look at the ongoing improvements in the studio, the increasing involvement of Alan Wilder, how the finished album started to change the perception of the band, the tour that followed the record and, of course, the huge Pasadena Rose Bowl show that cemented the band as a stadium act and was captured on the infamous 101 live tour document. Before teasing the second part of this double bill, where we will be looking at Violator; Part two is available at patreon.com/riotactpodcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

"Den følelse, som nummeret gav mig, har jeg prøvet at finde i alle mennesker lige siden." Præst Karsten Møller Hansen var som 15-årig udvekslingsstudent i USA. Her mødte han en ven, der introducerede ham for et stykke musik, der kom til at definere Karstens liv - Depeche Modes "But Not Tonight" (1986) (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YrzPAiKEu6s). "Det var som om, min verden lå bag mig, og samtidig kørte jeg frem mod en ny verden. Der var en tristhed og melankoli over noget, der var forbi, og samtidig en længsel efter noget, der er på vej." Varighed: 8:28

Приветствую, друзья!! Представляю вашему вниманию очередную новинку!) Это ещё один ремикс на легендарных Депешей. На этот раз мой выбор пал на не очень популярную композицию с альбома "Black Celebration" 1986 года, но именно с этого альбома у меня началось знакомство с творчеством DM, которое перевернуло весь мой музыкальный мир, ведь до этого я был рокером)). Ну и традиционно немного о технической кухне, в работе были задействованы программные vst-синтезаторы: Sytrus и Toxic Biohazard (штатные синты FL Studio 20). Акапелла была извлечена при помощи программы RX7 Audio Editor Advanced от компании iZotope. Всем приятного прослушивания и отличного настроения!) Буду рад вашим отзывам и поддержке).

Episode 8! Happy June. In this episode we speak to Joy Oladokun a soulful genre-bending artist about the current mess of the world, cannabis, self-care, and coming out as a black queer person. Black people should be celebrated for the every day! lesserknownself.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lesserknownself/message

This week's episode is the last one recorded in Portland a couple weeks ago. Sorry for the delay but whatever there aren't even days any more so who cares. Hard to talk about anything other than all the virus horseshit so sorry guys. This week's breaks are "Black Celebration" by Depeche Mode and "Stories of the Street" by Leonard Cohen.

Un 19 de marzo de 1990 se publicaba Violator, séptimo álbum en la carrera de Depeche Mode y sin duda, su obra maestra más redonda y recordada, un disco que en los últimos 30 años ha vendido unas 15 millones de copias en todo el mundo. Recordemos que Depeche Mode venían de los exitosos Black Celebration (1985) y sobre todo Music de Masses (1987), que con su directo 101 (1989) les había colocado como la primera banda de estadio de pop electrónico de su generación. A finales de los 80 parecían haber tocado techo, pero llegó Violator y dieron un paso más hacia la eternidad con una impecable colección de canciones. Durante la próxima hora y pico de programa te hablaremos del Violator, de su trascendencia y de sus canciones, las cuáles volveremos a escuchar, pero en versiones diferentes a las que aparecen en el disco, ya sean remezas, maquetas o tomas en directo. Y oiremos también sus caras B. Dirige Manuel Pinazo.

I Depeche Mode sono coloro che hanno da sempre rappresentato il synth-pop e Black Celebration è stato il loro capolavoro assoluto. Vediamo perchè e scopriamone qualche segreto

Music from the Masses, Black Celebration, Some Great Reward and Speak and Spell are some of Depeche Mode’s most influential albums. On this bonus podcast of Neon Nights, we present you with the Depeche Mode […] http://media.rawvoice.com/joy_neonnights/p/joy.org.au/neonnights/wp-content/uploads/sites/306/2020/02/2020_02_01_Neon_Nights_180_Depeche_Mode_-_The_Blasphemous_Wheel_Megamix.mp3 Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 10:14 — 10.0MB) Subscribe or Follow Us: Apple Podcasts | Android | Google Podcasts | Spotify | RSS The post Show 180 – Depeche Mode – The Blasphemous Wheel Megamix appeared first on Neon Nights.

In this episode we talk about … the 3 of Cups, collaboration, celebration, and using your emotional intelligence. Today, our producer Carolyn Pennypacker Riggs will be making her FIRST on the air appearance in the more than 2 years of us doing the podcast, as will the famous novelist, television writer, and BFF, Jade Chang.**********************************EMPEROR WORKSHOP INFORMATIONSign Up for Our "The Emperor in 2020 Workshop: Making Daddy Work For You" here -- or become a Jupiter-realm subscriber and get it as part of your membership (which will soon include an online forum to connect with other witches and witch-curious folx). In the workshop:You’ll learn to calculate your card of the year and your soul card numerology. And you’ll find out how the Emperor year will affect your soul card and your card of the year in particular.We’ve got exercises on how to locate your places of powerExercises to develop your intuitionA step-by-step how to on making your own Emperor altarRituals you can do to harness the power of the emperor year to build stamina, confidence and focus in 2020Invocations, songs, and gestures you can use to call in the Emperor (these are a BTW addition to our workshops and we think you’re going to find they’re REALLY special)A live call with Amanda to answer all your questions and help you get the most out of this year that is really calling us to claim our vision and share it with the worldAnd more!TO SIGN UP FOR THE WORKSHOP OR FIND OUT MORE, CLICK HERE**********************************To Find Out More About Jade ChangCheck out her book: The Wangs vs. the World (https://www.indiebound.org/book/9781328745538)Instagram: @hellojadechang Twitter: @thejadechang Amanda's References Include:Great recent essay on Emotional Intelligence in the NYT, Adults Guide To Social Skills. Emotional Intelligence: Psychology Today article.Follow Nedra Glover Tawwab, a psychologist who focuses on boundaries, on Instagram @nedratawwab Lovage Soup recipe: https://www.food.com/recipe/old-fashioned-lovage-and-potato-soup-253324**********************************Carolyn References:Artist/designer Jillian Maddocks of 323**********************************Original MUSIC by Carolyn Pennypacker Riggs.3 of Cups Round:Verse 1:A moving circle of 3 creates in harmonywe raise the 3 of Cups - synchronized, we cry, "To Us!"Verse 2:The Muses, Fates, and Graces kiss in sweetest synthesisWe turn the 3 of Cups, and rhyme, "To Us! To Us!"Verse 3:"To Friendship! O! To these good times! To yours and yours and mine!"We lift the 3 of Cups, "To Us! To Us! To Us!"Additional music:"3 is a Magic Number" by Bob Dorough for Schoolhouse Rock!"Black Celebration" by Depeche Mode**********************************Get in touch with sponsorship inquiries for Between the Worlds at betweentheworldspodcast@gmail.com.Or, contact Amanda, or Carolyn below to book a session or just to find out more:*****Amanda Yates Garcia (art witch, healer, writer):www.oracleoflosangeles.comTo sign up for Amanda's newsletter, CLICK HERE.To order Amanda's book, "Initiated: Memoir of a Witch" CLICK HERE.Amanda's InstagramAmanda's Facebook**Carolyn Pennypacker Riggs (musician, artist, producer):www.carolynpennypackerriggs.comCarolyn's Instagram**CONTRIBUTORS:Amanda Yates Garcia (host) & Carolyn Pennypacker Riggs (producer) & Jade Chang (special guest). With editing help from Jiha Lee.

Rec (2007)   This 2007 Spanish found footage film written and directed by Jaume Balaguero and Paco Plaza would set the world on fire with their debut film that would spawn three sequels.  The film centers on a news reporter and cameraman covering a fireman’s intervention in a Barcelona apartment building.  The situation escalates as a murderous disease takes roots in the occupants causing them to be animalistic in nature.   The film would be remade for the American audience as Quarantine but would not capture the original films flair and audiences.    The film holds a 90% approval rating and is listed on numerous top 100 film lists for the year it released and all time favorite horror films.  It is one film that totally holds you captive from the opening to closing frames.    Opening Credits (.22); Introduction (4.59); Forming the Plot (9.12); Film Trailer (15.40); Lights, Camera, Action (18.50); Epilogue (1:16.03); End Credits (1:24.02); Closing Credits (1:26.31)   Opening Credits:  Disease – by Alli Fitz – Single available now through Amazon   Closing Credits:  Shake The Disease by Depeche Mode – Taken from the album Black Celebration.   All rights reserved.   All songs are available through Amazon.  

In this episode I would like to tell you the reason, the ulterior motive that made me begin the amazing adventure that learning a new language is.

Talking about the world we live in and life in general, host Jon Justice brings you news commentary and more all about Depeche Mode. This week:-The Album that defined the band Black Celebration-Song by Song commentary -Quietus looks back at Black Celebration-Listener feedbackBUY TODAY! Embark: The all new Sci-Fi Space Opera, written by Depeche Mode and Star Wars mega fan Jon Justice is available now in ebook, kindle unlimited and paperback here. A must read for any Star Wars Science Fiction/Depeche Mode fan! Get it now at the link below. www.MyNerdWorld.net Email: TalkShowNerd@gmail.comTwitter @TheMyNerdWorld @JonJusticeInstagram TheJonJusticeFacebook Jon Justice

New remix, Jon's favorite DM track ever, talking Black Celebration, tales of the world we live in and life in general and much more.

SONIC ACTS FESTIVAL 2019 – HEREAFTER Post-Screening Discussion: Tony Cokes in conversation with Mirna Belina. 23 February – De Brakke Grond, Amsterdam, The Netherlands Following the screening of Black Celebration (1988, 17 min) Tony Cokes discusses the film with Mirna Belina and takes questions from the audience. In Black Celebration (1988, 17 min), Tony Cokes merges newsreel footage of riots in urban black neighbourhoods in the 1960s with popular music and text commentary to create an incisive counter-reading. ​‘This videotape involves the riots that took place in the Watts section of Los Angeles, California in August, 1965 and the Black neighbourhoods of other American cities during the 1960s. The black and white work uses newsreel footage from events in Watts, Boston, Newark, and Detroit interspersed with text commentary. The newsreel voiceovers are replaced by music. The intent of the piece is to introduce a reading that will contradict received ideas which characterise these riots as criminal or irrational.’ (T.C.) Black Celebration was made for the Bronx Museum of the Arts. Text: Morrissey, Martin L. Gore, Barbara Kruger, The Situationists International; Music: Skinny Puppy; Editor: Eleanor Goldsmith. Tony Cokes makes video, installation, print, sound and other works that reframe appropriated texts to reflect upon capitalism, subjectivity, knowledge and pleasure. Cokes deploys sound as a crucial, intertextual element, complicating minimal visuals. He has shown works internationally at venues including Centre Georges Pompidou, Museum of Modern Art, Whitney Museum, ZKM, REDCAT and La Cinémathèque Française. Cokes has screened at festivals including the Berlin Biennale X, International Film Festival Rotterdam, Rencontres Internationales Paris/​Berlin/​Madrid and Oberhausen. Cokes is Professor in Modern Culture and Media at Brown University, Providence, RI. His work is represented by Greene Naftali Gallery, New York.

SONIC ACTS FESTIVAL 2019 – HEREAFTER Tony Cokes – the next ‘revolution’? 07.2001 (revised 02.2019) – or progress does not exist 23 February – De Brakke Grond, Amsterdam, The Netherlands With an introduction by Ash Sarkar. In his talk, Tony Cokes will revisit some of his ideas he deployed in a talk presented in July 2001. He will begin with Black Celebration (1988), his first work to examine the legacy of the late 60s and early 70s. That video appropriated newsreel images of urban uprisings in Watts, Boston, Detroit and Newark. Cokes juxtaposed the footage with an ‘industrial’ music soundtrack by Skinny Puppy and visual text quotations, prominently from Situationist International’s The Decline and Fall of the Spectacle-Commodity Economy. The video re-presents these historical events from a distant, but desiring perspective that would counter Reagan-era amnesia or dismissal. Cokes’ presentation will discuss this period in relation to a trajectory within his artistic practice that questions the mythic idea of progress. He will connect three threads: his scepticism with regard to historical constructions, the media’s attempted conversion of ‘revolution’ into a debased marketing trope, and the question of how these representations resonate in our current climate of fear and proto-fascist nationalisms. Tony Cokes makes video, installation, print, sound and other works that reframe appropriated texts to reflect upon capitalism, subjectivity, knowledge and pleasure. Cokes deploys sound as a crucial, intertextual element, complicating minimal visuals. He has shown works internationally at venues including Centre Georges Pompidou, Museum of Modern Art, Whitney Museum, ZKM, REDCAT and La Cinémathèque Française. Cokes has screened at festivals including the Berlin Biennale X, International Film Festival Rotterdam, Rencontres Internationales Paris/​Berlin/​Madrid and Oberhausen. Cokes is Professor in Modern Culture and Media at Brown University, Providence, RI. His work is represented by Greene Naftali Gallery, New York.

Ach, tatsächlich, schon so lange her? Ist No More's "Suicide Commando" wirklich schon 1981 herausgekommen? Und es war ehrlich im Jahre 1983, als wir das erste Mal "Proximity Switch (Accidents In Paradise)" von den Informatics hörten? Waren Depeche Mode wahrhaftig im November 1985 im Studio, um "Black Celebration" aufzunehmen? Ernsthaft? Dabei fühlt es sich an, als ob seither gerade 'mal ein paar Jährchen vergangen sind, so präsent ist uns diese Zeit noch. Leidenschaftlich gerne kramen wir unsere musikalischen Rückblicke an die 80er-Wave-Jahre hervor, die bar jeglicher verstaubten Patina immer noch und immer wieder Begeisterung schaffen. Nostalgie ohne Wehmut, Erinnerung ohne Langeweile, heute im Gestern - unser Mitternachtsreigen erzählt von früher.

En está #NochesdeLuna lectura de la biografía de Depeche Mode "Black Celebration" hablando de Violator 1990. Autor: Steve Malins

En está #NochesdeLuna lectura de la biografía de Depeche Mode "Black Celebration" hablando de Violator 1990. Autor: Steve Malins

For the first installment of our Out of Pocket supplemental series we take on one of the iconic bands of the ‘80s new wave synth scene and the album that saw them transition from teen pop to introspective maturity.

Où l’on constate qu’il faut parfois revenir sur ses a priori. Références du morceau : Enjoy the silence, Depeche mode (composition Martin L. Gore), album Violator (1990). Quelques liens vers des morceaux incontournables de Depeche mode :- Just Can’t Get Enough, albumSpeak And Spell (1981)- Shake The Disease, version live tirée de l’album101 (1989),version studio sur l’album The Singles 81-85 (1985)- Black Celebration, version live tirée de l’album101 (1989),version studio sur l’albumBlack Celebration (1986)- Never Let Me down Again, version live tirée de l’album Live In Berlin Soundtrack (2014), version studio sur l’album Music For The Masses (1987)- Personal Jesus, album Violator (1990)- Enjoy The Silence, album Violator (1990)- Walking In My Shoes, version live tirée de l’album Live In Berlin (2014), (version studio sur l’album Songs Of Faith And Devotion (1993)- It’s No Good,album Ultra (1997)- When The Body Speaks, album Exciter (2001)- Wrong, album Sounds Of The Universe (2009).  

Serie de fragmentos de la biografía Black Celebration de Depeche Mode.

Serie de fragmentos de la biografía Black Celebration de Depeche Mode.

Serie de fragmentos de la biografía Black Celebration de Depeche Mode.

Serie de fragmentos de la biografía Black Celebration de Depeche Mode.

Serie de fragmentos de la biografía Black Celebration de Depeche Mode.

Serie de fragmentos de la biografía Black Celebration de Depeche Mode.

Serie de fragmentos de la biografía Black Celebration de Depeche Mode.

Serie de fragmentos de la biografía Black Celebration de Depeche Mode.

Serie de fragmentos de la biografía Black Celebration de Depeche Mode.

Serie de fragmentos de la biografía Black Celebration de Depeche Mode.

Serie de fragmentos de la biografía Black Celebration de Depeche Mode.

Serie de fragmentos de la biografía Black Celebration de Depeche Mode.

Serie de fragmentos de la biografía Black Celebration de Depeche Mode.

Serie de fragmentos de la biografía Black Celebration de Depeche Mode.

Serie de fragmentos de la biografía Black Celebration de Depeche Mode.

Serie de fragmentos de la biografía Black Celebration de Depeche Mode.

Serie de fragmentos de la biografía Black Celebration de Depeche Mode.

Serie de fragmentos de la biografía Black Celebration de Depeche Mode.

Welcome to episode 88 of #PositronicRadio. Thanks to everyone who came out to Black Celebration this past Saturday. What a party it was! My next event will be held this upcoming March and I'll mention it in a future episode's description once I have more details. This episodes features some of my favourite tracks from 2017. It's definitely not my best recording, some of my transitioning between songs may not be the greatest since I was a lot more tired than I thought when I decided to start recording tonight. Either way, I hope that you'll enjoy it since the episode contains great tracks. Slave Republic - Abendmahl (00:00) Auger - My Guardian (03:53) [:SITD:] - Mundlos (08:00) Future Lied To Us - Born In Silence (12:42) Desastroes - Kopfgefängnis (17:30) FIRES - To Be All Alone (Legion Mix by Interface) (21:55) microClocks - Raptor (Soman Pacemaker Remix) (26:37) Cubanate - Lord of the Flies (2017 Remaster) (31:19) Aesthetische - In My Aurora (feat. Noemi Aurora & Helalyn Flowers) (37:04) Purple Fog Side - Your Image Alive (42:21) Schwarzschild - Auferstehen (Album Edit) (48:04) Junksista - How Deep Is My Love (52:43)

Welcome to episode 87 of #PositronicRadio. Black Celebration is fast approaching. It's happening on Saturday, December 9 at Cafe Dekcuf. The dancing starts at 10 PM and there is no cover before 11 PM or with an advance free ticket, otherwise it's $5 at the door. Mark yourselves as Attending on the Facebook event if you're planning on attending and you can sign up for your free ticket by checking out Cafe Dekcuf's on-line ticket store. I got my Traktor Kontrol Z1 controller just in time to record this new episode so this is the first episode where I'm only using my Traktor Kontrol X1 and Z1 together. With new hardware, always comes a few screw ups here and there but from listening to the new episode, it's really not that bad. This episode features the following tracks: Dismantled - The Hero (00:00) Ghost Twin - Mystic Sabbath (04:00) Projekt Ich - Where Are The Angels (L_igh_T Remix) (07:45) Omnimar - Sadizm (English Version) (13:05) Ayria - Crash And Burn (16:33) X-Rx - Shut The F* Up And Die (19:38) Ludovico Technique - Absence (Massive Ego Remix) (23:56) Zombie Girl - Panic Attack (Venal Flesh Mix) (28:56) Electrovot - Heal The Blind (33:08) Blume - Blackening (Stars Crusaders Remix) (36:47) Chainreactor - The Powers (41:04) Xenturion Prime - Milestone (45:30) Reichsfeind - Carrousel (49:50) Thee Flanders - You Spin Me Round (Like A Record) (feat. Bela B) (Mirko Hirsch Remix) (55:46)

Welcome to episode 85 of #PositronicRadio. I have started promoting my first club night since my return from hiatus a few months ago so for those who will be in Canada's national capital region, come check out Black Celebration at Cafe Dekcuf (221 Rideau St, 2nd Floor) on Saturday, December 9 starting at 10 PM. I will be doing a special spotlight on Depeche Mode. Since I normally stick to one song per band during a club night, I'll be playing more than one Depeche Mode song and I'll also be playing some covers of their songs as well. There is no cover before 11 PM, but after it goes up to $5 so come early if you don't want to pay a cover. If you're planning on attending, make sure to put yourself as attending on the Facebook event. This episode features the following tracks: FIRES - To Be All Alone (00:00) Patenbrigade: Wolff - Der Brigadier trinkt Bier! (DBtinB! Mix 2017) (05:06) Massive Ego - Goodbye London (08:43) Iris - Phenom (Club Mix) (12:33) Ludovico Technique - Absence (18:08) Future Lied To Us - Falling (21:52) The Thought Criminals - All The Freaks (Deep City vs Drifta Remix) (27:09) In Good Faith - Choose Your Way ([x]-Rx Remix) (31:35) Ginger Snap5 - Polaris (35:16) Blume - Blackening (39:42) Encephalon - Lunacy (43:54) Reichsfeind - Detox (47:44) Funker Vogt - Wahre Helden (52:23) Noisuf-X - Satisfaction (55:52)

Episode 35: Depeche Mode - A Broken Frame (1982) Part 1 Last week, Brian and Sarah talked about the two newest releases from the legendary Boys from Basildon, the mighty Depeche Mode!  This week they go back almost to the very beginning with 1982's "A Broken Frame."   While it may not be the band's first album, it's the first to be completely penned by Mr. Martin L. Gore.   Part 1: Background 1982 was a hectic, crazy year for Depeche Mode.  After finally earning a top ten record with "Just Can't Get Enough", chief songwriter Vince Clarke announced he was leaving the band.  With an extensive tour already booked and momentum growing with each new single, Depeche couldn't afford to let it slow them down!  How did the band members react to the situation and what did the public think about this new direction?  Brian and Sarah paint a verbal picture of late September 1982 when "A Broken Frame" appeared in shops all around the world and take us inside the DM camp with quotes from and stories of Dave, Martin, and Fletch! Part 2: Personal History It's the least engaging"Personal History" segment yet as both Brian and Sarah realize they have nothing interesting to say about their discovery of this record.  Sorry folks!! Part 3: Track by Track This is it, friends - the first side of the first record to ever come fully from the musical mind of Martin Gore!  Was this batch of songs an instant classic like "Violator" and "Black Celebration" - or did Martin have to learn to walk before he could fly?  How did this record differ from "Speak and Spell?"  Why did Dave seem to love bow ties so much?  What's the deal with this 5.1 surround mix Brian keeps going on about?  What does Sarah think about Julian Temple's videos for "Leave In Silence" and "See You?"  All these questions and more are answered in this week's episode! Leave In Silence My Secret Garden Monument Nothing To Fear See You See the videos we discuss here: Leave In Silence See You   Read more at http://permanentrecordpodcast.com/ Visit us at https://www.facebook.com/permrecordpodcast Follow us at https://twitter.com/permrecordpod

It’s a Black Celebration in episode 41 as Bad Teeth and I get on with the business of part deux of our epic Depeche Mode three-part special. Slip on your… Read more Depeche Mode – Part 2 →

Former Mansun front-man Paul Draper recently released his first solo recording ‘EP ONE' on Friday 10th June on KScope. Paul recently had a chat with XS Noize Editor-in-Chief Mark Millar to talk about the new record. Also Mark Millar talks to staff writer and Depeche Mode expert, David McElroy about the Depeche Mode album ‘Black Celebration' which is 30 years old this year. This weeks unsigned band is Belfast band The Coronations. Get in touch with the show here: podcast@xsnoize.com

Grounded #96 ~ 311215 {Black Celebration} This week's playlist is supposed to be a New Year's Eve Party List; however, I couldn't make it. Again. Joy Division – Transmission Play Dead – Celebration The Sound – New Way of Life Sad Lovers & Giants – Things We Never Did The Cure – A Night Like This Bauhaus – She's In Parties Depeche Mode – Black Celebration The Wake – Talk About the Past Opposition – Waiting for A Change For Against – December The Church – A New Season The Wild Swans – The Worst Year of My Lifedownload.

Después de la recapitulación que supuso publicar un disco de los primeros singles de su carrera, Depeche Mode deciden adentrarse en esta bahía de aguas negras llamada Black Celebration. Misa vudú, transformación e inmersión en el alma de Martin Gore.

I want you to relate my podcast show with a thoughtful broadcast, so I have now added the subtitle, Food for Thought, in iTunes. The take-away from this episode, could be: customer service is the key, and the workflow of a producing a podcast could be daunting... ;) [Editor's note: I saved the recording as wave file, and then tried to export through Audacity. I got a "lame" error message, and tried with Garageband instead. I managed to export it as a M4A file, after I tried with the MP3 format without success. When do you think the M4A file will become the most popular format out there? Why isn't Apple promoting this standard (Apple Lossless / M4A) more?] This episode was recorded at Hej5 (Hi5 in Swedish) Studio, in Gothenburg (on February 7).   Please note my Aqua Limone comfy sweatshirt. Show notes: 00 Jogmaya wolf white tea 02 Anthony Nguyen, barista at Kahls MagniFik.  03 Found Teabox via a Google alert. 04 There is No Substitute for a Shitty Product - Gary Vaynerchuk 05 Sriracha Rooster Sauce Lip Balm - BaconSalt 05 Aqua Limone - Wikipedia 06 [Black Celebration / clothing...] 07 AudibleTrial.com/EgoNetCast   08 Country store in Swedish (lanthandel) 09 Blue Chip Café, the idea of the Third Place, described in The Economist. 09 Jesse Jacobs of Samovar Tea Lounge - TeaParty.nu 10 Giving Tea the Blue Bottle Treatment - Fast Company 14 Food for Thought - Urban Dictionary 16 Workflow (in some kind of order...): Planning - ideas, topics Booking guests Recording Editing Publishing Validating feed Listening Marketing Sharing Following-up feedback ... 20 Side Hustle Nation 20 Niche Pursuits 21 Listen to the new tech: Hearable - Youth.org.uk ... 29 Patreon.com/Lyceum Click here for the Direct Download URL (M4A file) on www.EgoNetCast.Libsyn.com You could also listen to EGO NetCast by subscribing to the podcast RSS feed via iTunes and Stitcher.   Link to EGO NetCast blog post.