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Construction Time Again by Depeche Mode (CD, Jul-1987, Reprise) 
Construction Time Again by Depeche Mode (CD, Jul-1987, Reprise)

 
Construction Time Again by Depeche Mode (CD, Jul-1987, Reprise)

Artist: Depeche Mode
Release Date: Jul 1987
Format: CD
Record Label: Reprise
Genre: New Wave, Rock & Pop
UPC: 075992390026
Product ID: EPID3087566
Description: Depeche Mode: David Gahan (vocals); Martin Gore (keyboards, synthesizer, background vocals); Andrew Fletcher, Alan Wilder (keyboards, synthesizer). Recorded at The Garden, London, England. Having proven his abilities as a pop craftsman o...
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Track Listing
1. Love, In Itself
2. More Than a Party
3. Pipeline
4. Everything Counts
5. Two Minute Warning
6. Shame
7. Landscape Is Changing, The
8. Told You So
9. And Then...
10. Everything Counts - (long version)

Details
Playing Time:50 min.
Producer:Daniel Miller, Depeche Mode
Distributor:WEA (Distributor)
Recording Type:Studio
Recording Mode:Stereo
SPAR Code:n/a

Album Notes
Depeche Mode: David Gahan (vocals); Martin Gore (keyboards, synthesizer, background vocals); Andrew Fletcher, Alan Wilder (keyboards, synthesizer).
Recorded at The Garden, London, England.
Having proven his abilities as a pop craftsman on the previous year's A BROKEN FRAME, DM main songwriter Martin Gore gets down to the business of developing a new sonic language for himself and his bandmates on CONSTRUCTION TIME. Earlier in its career, Depeche Mode tried to make its synthesizer-only arrangements seem warm and fuzzy, but here the band embraces the Kraftwerk-pioneered tradition of exploiting the synthesizer's inherent inorganic qualities for their intrinsic beauty.
In addition to straying further from the poppy approach of previous albums, the group incorporates industrial-oriented sounds as an important part of the arrangements, lending an ominous, machine-like tone to many of the songs. The once-chipper group's growing disenchantment with the outside world begins to flower here as well, most notably on the anti-music biz observations of "Everything Counts."

Editorial Reviews
4 Stars - Excellent - ...Machine-made drums take on an ostentatious inventiveness, the themes (monetarism, deforestation, armageddon) are writ large...
Q (08/01/1995)

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