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Messagepar rush93 » 06 Juin 2010, 15:47

julechris a écrit:
rush93 a écrit:Dave gahan dans le dernier Voici en photo avec sa femme.

désolé!!

Et on y apprend quoi exactemment????

Qu'ils se sont connus en 1999 et qu'il va beaucoup mieux depuis son opération (tumeur à la vessie)

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Messagepar popcara » 06 Juin 2010, 21:24

rush93 a écrit:
julechris a écrit:
rush93 a écrit:Dave gahan dans le dernier Voici en photo avec sa femme.

désolé!!

Et on y apprend quoi exactemment????

Qu'ils se sont connus en 1999 et qu'il va beaucoup mieux depuis son opération (tumeur à la vessie)

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oui il va mieux puisqu"il a fait plus de 100 concerts depuis !
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REVOLUTION MEXICO magazine Mars 2010 :

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"QUESTIONS FOR MARTIN GORE
Concept of time
1. Definition of time?

I don't really have a strict definition of time, but I know that as I grow older I certainly feel more conscious of time passing. It's not that I feel less healthy or active than when I was younger. In fact in many ways I often feel my mindset and attitude remains just the same as when I was an 18 year old, first starting out with the band. Occasionally though when looking back on the history of the band and indeed my life in general, you do catch yourself thinking of all the high's & low's you have been through, and obviously just recalling all of those events can sometimes weigh upon you in terms of thinking how they have impacted on you to date and helped led to the point at which you find yourself in the here and now.


Composing process
5. How important is the presence of the concept of time in your songs?

I think that the concept of time is an important factor in my songs, not least in the way that each song is structured. We spend a lot of time in the studio trying to make sure that each song "flows" well; moving from the verse to chorus to bridge, etc. Each section needs to couple well with the next and it really becomes apparent if any section is too long or short. There is never a set formula though, and we would always try different ideas and methods for each song until we find something that we are happy with.


6. How do you define the perfect tempo for each song?

There isn't really a strict template in terms of tempo for my songs, though I did go through a period when everything I wrote seemed to come out at about 103bpm! Tempo is very important in the recording process though, and along with the musical key of the song, are the elements that we always focus on first when we get to the recording studio. Quite often the final key of the song will be lowered slightly from my original demo as Dave tends to sing in a lower register than I do. By contrast though the tempo will often increase as my demos are generally more downbeat than the final versions. Perhaps the best example of that is 'Enjoy the Silence' which started life as a 'slow ballad' but was then transformed in the studio into the up-tempo version that we still play today.


7. How much time do you take in the composition proccess of one song?

It really varies from song to song. Occasionally all the key elements of the song, the chords, lyrics and vocal melody can come together very quickly, literally in the time it takes to first play the song. Strangely the song 'A Question of Time' was one that seemed to come together in this very natural way. More often though the process is longer than that and on average each song would usually take a week or two to be fully written.


8. How much time does a song must last, 3 minutes, 4 minutes, 20 minutes?

I would never sit down and say I am going to write a song that lasts 3 and half minutes exactly. The song itself will dictate its own length. Having said that, though I never plan my songs to be any kind of set length they still often end up lasting around the 4 or 5 minute mark. It's not that I think that amount of time is necessarily the perfect length of a song, as there are lots of songs that I love which are either much shorter or longer than that. I think it's just a particular trait of my song-writing that seems to have remained fairly consistent throughout my time as a songwriter.



9. When is the perfect time of the day to sit down and write a song?

I often prefer working on songs in the afternoon and I like to give myself a fixed amount of time, say from midday through to early evening and I try to stick to this routine as much as possible. Unlike when we are in the studio, where we often work late into the night, I much prefer to regulate the writing process into smaller chunks and spread it out over a longer period of time as I feel it is far more productive and beneficial to give myself that extra time to write, and to not try and force ideas too much.



10. In the song Home, you say: “I’m drowning in time to a desperate beat”. In what moment of your life you wrote this lyrics, and why you were feeling this emotion?

To be honest that song was written at a pretty dark period in my life when I was recognising the amount that I was depending on alcohol to fill my daily existence. I saw that my whole lifestyle was being affected by that fact and I think the song was a way of recording my "resignation" at the situation.


Time in your life
11. If you had the possibility to go back in time, when and where would you go?

It would be great to go back to Ancient Egypt for many reasons, if not only to see how they actually built those Pyramids.


12. What do you do in your free time?

All the usual stuff really. I like spending time with my children, which is important as it's difficult to do that when you are touring for any length of time. I'm a big fan of football and will both watch and play whenever I get the chance, video games are good and I can happily lose hours on the internet. So, all very rock and roll as you can see.



13. What moment of a regular day is the most important for you?

When I'm at home my favourite time of day is definitely the morning. As I live in Santa Barbara it's great to have the time to enjoy a really long breakfast outside in the Sunshine. I make sure I have couple of nice muffins and the biggest bowl of coffee imaginable. By contrast, when we are on the road everything is geared to those two hours when we are on stage, so your whole body-clock naturally changes and I naturally become more of a night person, especially as it always takes me a few hours to unwind after performing on stage.



14. In how many different periods of time would you divide your musical life?

There are definitely different phases that I think of within the history of the band. The first period is when Vince was still in the band. He was definitely the leading figure in that early phase and was also the main songwriter so you can imagine that it was a big shock to us all when he left. I see the 2nd phase as the period covering the albums, "A Broken Frame", "Construction Time Again" and "Some Great Reward". Over those three years Alan joined the band and we began to get a sense of the direction that we wanted to take the band in.

"Black Celebration" and "Music for the Masses" were the next phase for me as that was when I felt I had begun to properly hone my song-writing in a way that I felt happy with. Moving on to "Violator" and "Songs of Faith and Devotion" was the period where I think the band stepped up another gear. Flood, our co-producer on those two albums, was a really important factor in the making of those records, and in hindsight I think that is where we felt that we had truly become a band that was recognised on the world stage.

Obviously after Alan left after the Songs Of Faith and Devotion tour it was a big change to the band but at the same time it gave us a new path to follow and "Ultra" and "Exciter" are definitely the period where we were adapting to being a three-piece again. The fact that Dave is now contributing to the song-writing means that "Playing the Angel" and "Sounds of the Universe" are yet another phase. It was certainly a bit strange at first having a new song-writer within the group but I think it's been really beneficial for me as it took a lot of pressure off me in terms of having to write all of the songs. Paradoxically, since Dave has started contributing to the song-writing I've found the process of song-writing far more enjoyable and productive.



16. If you were a song, which song would you be?

I'm not sure about being a song exactly, but one song that really stands out for me is "Alfie" by Burt Bacharach and Hal David. In particular I really love and relate to the idea contained in the line which goes "Without true love, we just exist". The song itself has been performed by many different artists, with the versions by Dionne Warwick and Cher probably being the most noted, but my particular favourite was the version recorded by Cilla Black, her vocal just seemed to capture something unique for me.



17. What’s your favorite song, composed by you?

I'm often asked this question, and the honest answer is that I don't really have one. I like performing different songs at different times and my own tastes are always changing.


18. If you had more time to do anything you haven’t done yet, what would it be?

Well I have really enjoyed being involved in this collaboration with Hublot for Teenage Cancer Trust and I certainly think it's something that we would consider doing again in the future. In the past all of us have done things privately for charity but this is the first occasion where we have been able to lend our name as a group to a particular cause and that's been very rewarding for us. It's not that we haven't wanted to help charitable causes in the past but quite often people have needed things from us on the spur of the moment and our usual band and touring set-up means that this hasn't been possible logistically. That's why Hublot's assistance and contribution on this project has been so important. Not only have they been extremely generous in designing and donating this great range of watches, but they have also helped to organise and oversee the auction itself which we are all hoping will prove to be very successful in raising funds for Teenage Cancer Trust .



19. Do you regret of something in your past?

Well as the saying goes "to err is human". I think everybody has regrets within their lives and yes there are things in my past that I regret. But at the same time I'm not sure it's that healthy to dwell on things from the past too much, and would rather concentrate on the positive and how that can be an influence going forward.


Watches
20. Do you wear watches?

Generally speaking I do wear a watch and I currently own a few different watches. I think it was actually because somebody somewhere knew that I already owned a Hublot watch that our Management were first approached about the possibility of collaborating with Hublot on this project. I wouldn't say that I was massive expert on the art of horology though. I'm far more attracted by the style and look of the watch and generally go for fairly simple designs in either black or silver chrome. All those other features, such as the ability to work under great depths of water don't really affect me that much, just as long as they work in the bath!



Fast questions, quick answers
From the following questions, pick the one you feel more identified:
22. Digital or mechanical?

Mechanical


23. Hand wound or self-wind?

Self-wind


24. Leather or rubber?

Rubber


25. Round or square?

Round


26. Steel or gold?

Steel



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INTERVIEW WITH JONATHAN KESSLER

1. What is the relevance of the partnership with Hublot? How did the partnership commence?

Depeche Mode has always embraced new avenues through which to introduce their music to new fans and new markets, and a chance meeting with the Hublot team in Prague at the start of the tour was the beginning of a wonderful relationship. Although the band have never shied away from new or complex partnerships, prior to collaborating with Hublot, these partnerships had never extended beyond the walls of the media and entertainment world. The value proposition of a rock band partnering with a luxury brand is not obvious, but Depeche Mode being fans of Hublot to start with, combined with a mutual desire to support the Teenage Cancer Trust, has brought about a relationship that we are all very proud of.

2. Depeche Mode is the first rock group to cross into the luxury world. How much of this cross over is down to the desire to raise money for charity and how much is attributable to Depeche Mode's desire to innovate and evolve.


Depeche Mode has enjoyed a long and successful career, so for their name to be attached to something outside the music world – regardless of whether it is a project, a luxury brand or a charitable cause – it has to be innovative. While this is an important prerequisite, it is not a motivation in itself. From our first meetings with Hublot, to the launch of the watch auction, to the band's charity concert at the Royal Albert Hall, the motivating factor for everyone involved has been the desire to make this a significant charity venture. Depeche Mode and Hublot’s union may be an industry first, but the goal of this partnership is to support the Teenage Cancer Trust and raise significant awareness of an incredibly critical cause.

5. Clearly the choice of working with Hublot is no accident. There any many lines that connect them to Depeche Mode but fundamentally it must be assuring to know that the relationship is based upon mutual respect. There any many Hublot fans going to concerts...?


Mutual respect is absolutely key. Before entering into the partnership Depeche Mode were already fans of Hublot’s watches and many members of the Hublot team were sincere fans of Depeche Mode. This allowed the relationship to evolve incredibly organically, with each side understanding and giving consideration to the sensitivities and priorities of the other. Without a doubt this has strengthened the relationship and positively impacted the outcome of the project. While the collaboration may drive Hublot connoisseurs to Depeche Mode concerts or concertgoers to the Hublot brand, the real beauty of the strength of this partnership is that it has created synergy -- Hublot and Depeche Mode together are doing more for teenage cancer than either could do on their own. I think I speak for both Depeche Mode and Hublot when I say that we have enjoyed the process so far and welcome future possibilities.

8. Finally, the partnership with Hublot represents clearly the new ways in which people are buying music. Whereby, we are all happy with the convenience of iTunes, but are somehow missing that "something special". How conscious were you that your relationship would produce such a harmonious partnership both in terms of the design of the boxes and watches but also the teamwork between the group and yourselves?


From our first meetings with Hublot’s team, the effort they were putting into this project and the seriousness with which they treated our partnership were readily apparent. While Depeche Mode played an important role in the brainstorming and approval of the designs, the experience and expertise of Hublot’s designers allowed us to actualize our shared vision and go from concept to reality. Hublot employs a brilliant team of designers, marketeers and managers, which made it a pleasure to be a part of the product development process. And the harmony you have referred to absolutely stemmed from the mutual respect we previously discussed; Hublot took into consideration the band’s desire for the boxes to be truly fan-oriented collectors pieces and for the watches themselves to be representative of the band’s longevity in the music industry. Ultimately, Hublot's team of artisan designers were able to produce items that were not only reflective of Depeche Mode in a true and stoic way, but also symbolic of Hublot’s commitment to luxury, elegance and simplicity. The end result is not simply a co-branded product, but a coherent collaboration that I am certain will please fans of both Depeche Mode and Hublot alike. As Depeche Mode’s manager I am certainly pleased to have the band’s name associated with the watches and appreciate that project has created a new and special connection with our fans. But I am most proud of what this successful execution means for the Teenage Cancer Trust, both financially and in terms of increasing the visibility of the TCT’s message. We have been able to have a significant and positive impact on the cause and have achieved our true goal in this collaboration."




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Messagepar devoted.clems » 20 Juin 2010, 19:07

Merci mais on apprend quelque chose d'intéressant???
Touring The Angel:
-Paris 20-02-06

Tour of the Universe:
-Paris 27-06-09
-Nancy 28-06-09
-Paris 19-01-10
-Paris 20-01-10

Delta Machine Tour:
-Nice 04-05-13
-Montpellier 21-01-14
-Lyon 23-01-14

Global Spirit Tour:
-Bordeaux 24-01-18
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Messagepar DCDSMCECILE » 20 Juin 2010, 21:18

Pas vraiment à mon sens à part que les spéculations habituelles sur : y aura-t-il un futur pour DM
trouveront dans : "I certainly think it's something that we would consider doing again in the future" une réponse certaine !
Oui donc pour faire vite, ils ont aimé "l'opération" Hublot for Teenage Cancer Trust et comptent renouveler cela dans le futur....

Ah puis si, très important on sait à présent ce que prend Martin au petit déj : des muffins et un grand bol de café, le tout
dehors au soleil....Puis d'autres détails de ce style...
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Messagepar devoted.clems » 20 Juin 2010, 21:27

D'accord rien sur le futur DVD ou autre...Grrr bizzare ce silence!!!
Touring The Angel:
-Paris 20-02-06

Tour of the Universe:
-Paris 27-06-09
-Nancy 28-06-09
-Paris 19-01-10
-Paris 20-01-10

Delta Machine Tour:
-Nice 04-05-13
-Montpellier 21-01-14
-Lyon 23-01-14

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-Bordeaux 24-01-18
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Messagepar dave1er » 22 Juil 2010, 12:38

Je viens de voir la revue Musikespress chez le libraire mais je ne l'ai pas achetée car c'est en allemand. Il s'agit d'une interview croisée entre Dave et Chloë Sevigny.

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Messagepar vivi » 22 Juil 2010, 14:27

dave1er a écrit:Je viens de voir la revue Musikespress chez le libraire mais je ne l'ai pas achetée car c'est en allemand. Il s'agit d'une interview croisée entre Dave et Chloë Sevigny.

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A vue de nez, c'est l'entretien paru dans "INTERVIEW" USA Aout 2009.
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NANCY : 28.06.09
STADE DE FRANCE : 15.06.13 (U6)
BERCY : 31.01.14 (N)
STRASBOURG : 02.02.14 (fosse)
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Messagepar domvano » 03 Nov 2010, 11:16

Pour ne pas créer un nouveau topic. Je poste ici :
Parution d'un livre sur M.Gore ( en Allemand):

Martin Gore:Insight
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Messagepar tom » 25 Nov 2010, 21:57

aucun article sur le dvd/cd ???
ça me parait bizarre !
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Messagepar rush93 » 25 Nov 2010, 22:22

tom a écrit:aucun article sur le dvd/cd ???
ça me parait bizarre !

Rien dans le dernier Rock n folk.
Soligny , qui apprécie le groupe et qui s'occupe de la rubrique DVD devrait en parler dans le prochain numéro, je pense
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Messagepar jb » 26 Nov 2010, 10:32

Une page de publicité dans les inrockuptibles d'il y a 15 jours.
But of course darling it's normal
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Messagepar julechris » 26 Nov 2010, 10:59

Christophe Basterra m'a confirmé sur sa page facebook une petite review dans le prochain numéro de Magic! ;)



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Messagepar dave1er » 05 Déc 2010, 21:40

Jeremy Deller, artiste vainqueur du Turner Prize 2004, et à l'origine de "The posters came from the wall" : The Guardian
"Le rock français, c'est comme le vin anglais." (John Lennon)
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Messagepar rush93 » 18 Déc 2010, 12:52

très bonne critique du DVD dans le dernier Rock n folk.
Extrait:
"Comme toujours avec ce groupe incapable de médiocrité, le show est époustouflant et témoigne d'un professionnalisme et d'une envie de ne jamais donner moins que le meilleur à (presque) toute épreuve"




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Messagepar dave1er » 18 Déc 2010, 14:36

rush93 a écrit:très bonne critique du DVD dans le dernier Rock n folk.
Extrait:
"Comme toujours avec ce groupe incapable de médiocrité, le show est époustouflant et témoigne d'un professionnalisme et d'une envie de ne jamais donné moins que le meilleur à (presque) toute épreuve"

Je l'ai scannée :

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Messagepar kissamode » 23 Déc 2010, 17:12

Très bonne critique en effet (fan de base: content).

Interview de Fletch dans le dernier Elegy: il semble y confirmer la sortie d'un album de remixes pour février, la collaboration de Vince Clarke, Alan Wilder, et Mark Ronson. Le reste de l'interview concerne Corbjin (ses films), Einstürzende Neubauten, et bien sûr la dernière tournée (sur le plan des épreuves à surmonter en particulier).

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Saison 4: The Frozen Heart et la Sérénité Crispée
Saison 5: Le retour de Frozen Heart et la tendresse sans terre ni ciel
Saison 6: Le lien et le rien
Saison 7: Prendre appui
Saison 8: Le livre
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Messagepar vivi » 26 Déc 2010, 15:54

Un article est paru dans Voici n°1206 du 18 au 23 décembre 2010, je cite :

"Album : Coffret Depeche Mode : Dave au paradis

Faites péter le surround, poussez les meubles et laissez Dave Gahan vous balancer son "Oh Yeah!" sur tous ses tubes. 2 DVD, 2 CD, des répets, et des clips... Oh Yes!"

Eh ben moi, j'en reste sans voix...




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BERCY : 31.01.14 (N)
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Messagepar dave1er » 06 Fév 2011, 21:02

Une fan vient de sortir un livre sur son Tour of the Universe.
Disponible uniquement dans la langue de Goethe.
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Messagepar dave1er » 08 Fév 2011, 23:13

Le prochain numéro de Musikexpress célèbre les 30 ans de DM :

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