Year, Box set details, Charts. GER. 1991, Singles Box, Vol. 1. Released: 28 November 1991; Labels: Rhino, WEA; Re-released in 2004.
One of six new boxed sets housing six separate Depeche Mode singles and a 12-page booklet. Box 1 represents the band's early-'80s singles with "Dreaming ..
Only the fourth group to ever have such a compilation, Depeche Mode's entire catalog will be available on.. The yet-to-be-released single box sets no's 7 & 8.
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One of six new boxed sets housing six separate Depeche Mode singles and a 12-page booklet. Box 4 represents the Music For The Masses (1987)/Violator ..
Sounds of the Universe Deluxe Box Set (3 CDs/DVD/2 Books) Box set, Extra tracks. Depeche Mode Format: Audio CD. 291 customer reviews ..
"Singles Box 4" is a box set that covers Depeche Mode's material from 1987 to early 1990. During this time, the Mode released six singles ("Strangelove," "Never Let Me Down Again," "Behind the Wheel," "Everything Counts," "Personal Jesus," and "Enjoy the Silence"), all of which are packaged here in their original artwork with all the b-sides and remixes as they were originally released. That means there are no unreleased cuts, no bootlegged remixes, or the like. Everything in this box set has been previously released. From 1987-90, Depeche Mode were establishing themselves as platinum superstars in America, where they released three albums: "Music for the Masses," the live disc "101," and the breakthrough smash "Violator." Highlights include the Phil Harding remix of "Strangelove," Shep Pettibone's slick remix of "Behind the Wheel," the house update of "Everything Counts," an excellent acoustic re-recording of "Personal Jesus," the should-have-been-a-single b-side "Dangerous," and a deep house re-working of the group's first American Top Ten hit "Enjoy the Silence" (the Bass Line). In terms of liner notes, there isn't much to report, though the CDs do come with a booklet that gives the complete tracklisting. No lyrics, no photos. On the plus side, it looks like these singles have been remastered, as I noticed some improvement in the sound quality. If you're a DM obsessive, then these singles are a must-own. Not only are they well-packaged, but they cover one of Depeche Mode's most exciting periods of their career.
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