Depeche Mode - Where's the Revolution (Audio) descargar videos gratis

TheUsuario231

God please help us !!!! Let Alan Wilder return soon to Depeche Mode because to continue like this I will throw all his albums and I will start to be fan of U2 !!!

Emijo Areber

VERY BORING!! I WANT ALAN BACK!!!With out him is not the same DEPECHE MODE!!!!Sorry but is the truth!!!

DJMichaelDeshore

This album is about current world issues, things that affect the majority. Bring on the revolution!

981GTS 981GTS

DM - ihre Musik ist nicht ist nicht von dieser Welt ...

Jeremy OConnor

A very unique band (unlike so many) with a wide assortment of songs/Albums, who's dramatically evolved from their very first (1981) Speak & Spell album, growing stringently & diligently uninfluenced by others, never giving up, strengthening their bond & friendships with each other, and have become a Worldwide phenomena!. Even when I'm feeling my worst, I can simply listen to any of their songs (old or New) leaving me with a positive and overwhelming feeling of well-being inside my mind, and not too many bands have this ability. Depeche Mode, definitely deserves their spot in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame this year 2017!!.

Paul UK

Best track on album.

Raven Gavran

evergreen:)

Acceptable Name

For some reason, I think this fits Injustice 2 so well... wish they used it for say, the end credits or something.

arnaud duchaussoy

superbe concert a lille merci et a bientot

Manow Manitutu

revolutionnnnnnnnnnahusuas

Günter Fischer

I like this song

natalija crnković

obožavam DM cijeli život,moja velika ljubav,najbolji su,posebni su,ne može ih nitko kopirati

Peter Rabe

Enttäuschend

Martina H

ich verkaufe Zwei Tickets für Depeche Mode,20.Juni.2017, Frankfurt Commerzbank Arena. Stehplatz Innenraum. Haben Sie Interesse?

Usvat Alin

cand eu ascultam depeche mode ! voi erat-i copilasi~!

Cindy Spowart

someone commented (i could see it in the first page of comments last play a few minutes ago) that said depeche mode were "liberal nutjobs" and "retards" for writing a political song and that that was a sure fire way to end your career. they also said that religion was another thing a band (or solo musician) should never sing about.~i can't find the person's comment now in all 5,538 comments to reply to them directly, but would like to suggest that if singing about politics and religion were a good way to kill a musical career, depeche mode should not have had one for the past 37 years. for me, as a devotee, their songs have always been about sex, religion and spirituality, and yes, politics; along with love and pain and suffering. "new dress" anyone?~not this audio video, but the actual video for "where's the revolution", i saw in a magazine article, a splendid version of the video for this song and wonder why it wasn't chosen as the "official" video. although you can tell the "official" version is directed by anton corbijn, the version i'm referencing, there could be no doubt whatsoever who directed the video. sadly, i cannot remember what magazine article i saw it in. if i do remember, i will edit my comment.~but, for the person who made the ridiculous comment, i don't understand why people take the time and energy to comment on a band who they obviously know nothing about. i can understand people commenting who make incorrect assumptions (as w/ "never let me down again" being about dave's drug addiction when it was written by martin prior to dave's addiction), but the absolute tripe the other person took the time to write, as i say, i don't understand. no one stands holding a gun to your head for you to listen to or watch music videos on here. if you don't care for something, w/ a simple click, it's gone. far better, i think, than coming across as a complete idiot.

diego martinez

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