Depeche Mode '101' 1989

Depeche Mode have chosen a name for their live LP and Film.

The final name (chosen by Alan) is 'IOI' which refers to The Rose Bowl, Pasadena, where the album was recorded on the I 8th June I 988. This date was the 10 last concert on the tour.

The album release date is set for mid-February and the film should be released within a week of the LP.

The Tracklisting is as follows:

It's official!

The next single will be a live version of 'Everything Counts' and will be released mid-January.

It'll be available in several formats: 7" single, 7" collectors pack, 4-track 12", remix 12", 10" 2 track single, 3" filofax CD and 3" filofax remix CD.

The various formats will be released at intervals throughout late January.

Depeche Mode

Reissue of "101" on SACD

Released On 2nd February 2004

Depeche Mode re-issue a 2-disc SACD version of the hit live album "101" on 2nd February 2004.

A top 10 hit on its first release in March 1989, "101" was recorded on 18th June 1988 at the Rose Bowl, Pasadena as part of the band?s break through tour "Music For The Masses".

The Rose Bowl was the 101st date and the climax of the pivotal tour that helped launch the band headlong into the musical mainstream.

Alongside the songs from the live album, the highs, lows and hysteria of the tour formed the raw materials from which the acclaimed documentary "101" was forged. This now legendary film was directed by celebrated filmmaker DA Pennebaker, whose work with Bob Dylan on "Don't Look Back" set the standard for music documentaries. "101", according to Pennebaker, "is the most interesting, fun film we've ever done" and was released on DVD for the first time last November.

"101" is a fully remastered version of the 1989 live album and is released on Hybrid SACD format. This new enhanced format delivers improved audio quality and is the ideal way to experience the excitement of a band on the cusp of worldwide domination.

The double SACD features 3 distinct versions of the concert. A remastered stereo CD version which is playable on all CD players. A remastered stereo SACD version and a remastered 5.1 surround sound SACD version.

Depeche Mode 101 SACD

Depeche Mode

MUTE Statement Re "101" SACD

20 February 2004

MUTE regrets to announce that there are production faults on the recently released Depeche Mode 101 SACD.

The faults involve track selection and track IDs on the SACD layers. The CD layer is unaffected. The problems occurred at the authoring and manufacturing stage of production and as such, were outside MUTE's control, as they are manufacturing and authoring faults all discs are affected.

The errors have been rectified and replacement discs are being manufactured. Once the new discs have been through a proper quality control process they will be available for exchange in-store or at the point of purchase in 2-3 weeks.

MUTE would like to take this opportunity to apologise for the frustration and inconvenience this has caused.

2 x 12" (LPStumm101) UK

● MATRIX: RUNOUT / BARCODE

Barcode:   5 016025 311019

Other Cover:   Made in Great Britain

Other Vinyl Side a and Side c:   Made in Great Britain

Runout etching Side a:   DMM MPO Stumm101 A1 Townhouse (Handwriting)

Runout etching Side b:   MPO Stumm101 B1 (Handwriting)

Runout etching Side c:   MPO Stumm101 C1 Townhouse DMM (Handwriting)

Runout etching Side d:   MPO Stumm101 D1 (Handwriting)

Recorded Live at the Pasadena Rose Bowl, June 18th 1988 by Randy Ezratty for Effanel Music on the Westwood One Mobile / Mixed at Swanyard Studio, London / Produced by Depeche Mode / Engineered by Alan Moulder / Record Assisted by Mark Shane, John Harris and Billy Yodelman / Photo Mode by Anton Corbijn / Cover by Anton Corbijn and Paul West at Peter Saville Associates

Written by Martin L. Gore expert "Just Can't Get Enough" Written by Vince Clarke

NOTE: "A Concert for the Masses". Envelope Sleeve. Includes a 16-page 12" booklet of photo. Matt sleeve and inside.

2 x CD (CDStumm101) UK

● MATRIX: RUNOUT / BARCODE

Barcode:   5 016025 611010

Other Cover:   Made in Great Britain

Other CD:   Made in France

Runout Disc a:   S CDSTUMM 101 A 01

Runout Disc b:   S CDSTUMM 101 B 01

Recorded Live at the Pasadena Rose Bowl, June 18th 1988 by Randy Ezratty for Effanel Music on the Westwood One Mobile / Mixed at Swanyard Studio, London / Produced by Depeche Mode / Engineered by Alan Moulder / Record Assisted by Mark Shane, John Harris and Billy Yodelman / Photo Mode by Anton Corbijn / Cover by Anton Corbijn and Paul West at Peter Saville Associates

Written by Martin L. Gore expert "Just Can't Get Enough" Written by Vince Clarke

NOTE: 6 panel cardboard sleeve housed in slipcase. Includes 16 page rectangular photo booklet.

Cassette (CStumm101) UK

● BARCODE

Barcode:   5 016025 411016

Other Cover:   Made in Great Britain

Other Cassette Side a:   Made in Great Britain

Recorded Live at the Pasadena Rose Bowl, June 18th 1988 by Randy Ezratty for Effanel Music on the Westwood One Mobile / Mixed at Swanyard Studio, London / Produced by Depeche Mode / Engineered by Alan Moulder / Record Assisted by Mark Shane, John Harris and Billy Yodelman / Photo Mode by Anton Corbijn / Cover by Anton Corbijn and Paul West at Peter Saville Associates

Written by Martin L. Gore expert "Just Can't Get Enough" Written by Vince Clarke

NOTE: White paper label, transparent shell, 100-50-0 scale at window, T57 stamped into shell.

2 x SACD (LCDStumm101) release 02 February 2004 EU

● MATRIX: RUNOUT / BARCODE

Barcode:   0 724359 470726 >

Label Code:   LC5834

Other Disc a and Disc b:   Made in the EU

Runout Disc a Outer Ring:   51018960/EMI 5947082 01

Runout Disc a Inner Ring:   51018961/EMI 5947082 D 01

Mastering SID Code Disc a Outer:   IFPI LB46

Mastering SID Code Diasc a Inner:   IFPI LP73

Mould SID Code Disc a:   IFPI 07C3

Barcode Disc a:   0724359470726

Runout Disc b Outer Ring:   51018968/EMI 5947092 01

Runout Disc b Inner Ring:   51018969/EMI 5947092 D 03

Mastering SID Code Disc b Outer:   IFPI LB46

Mastering SID Code Disc b Inner:   IFPI LP73

Mould SID Code Disc b:   IFPI 07C3

Barcode Disc b:   0724359470726

Recorded Live at the Pasadena Rose Bowl, June 18th 1988 by Randy Ezratty for Effanel Music on the Westwood One Mobile / Mixed at Swanyard Studio, London / Produced by Depeche Mode / Engineered by Alan Moulder / Record Assisted by Mark Shane, John Harris and Billy Yodelman / Photo Mode by Anton Corbijn / Cover by Anton Corbijn and Paul West at Peter Saville Associates

5.1 engineering by Ebby Acquah at The Instrument, London in 2003, assisted by Anne Carruthers / Remastered for SACD by Simon Heyworth at Super Audio Mastering and Galaxy / HYBRID SACD plays in stereo on CD players and in 5.1 surround sound and stereo on all SACD and compatible players

Written by Martin L. Gore expert "Just Can't Get Enough" Written by Vince Clarke

NOTE: Packaged in a Super Jewel Box (older style case, with smaller corner hinges). Here is how to spot which SACD of "101" you have. The error is on the surround sound layer of both discs in the set. You need to check the mastering matrix numbers. "Disc a" defect. There are errors on tracks 3, 4 and 5. The multi-channel playback does not work on these tracks.

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PRODUCTION DETAILS TRACKS

"Pimpf" 00:58 •  Engineer by Alan Moulder. Producer by Depeche Mode. Recorded by Randy Ezratty. Recorded by Billy Yodelman, John Harris, Mark Shane.

"Behind The Wheel" 05:55 •  Engineer by Alan Moulder. Producer by Depeche Mode. Recorded by Randy Ezratty. Recorded by Billy Yodelman, John Harris, Mark Shane.

"Strangelove" 04:49 •  Engineer by Alan Moulder. Producer by Depeche Mode. Recorded by Randy Ezratty. Recorded by Billy Yodelman, John Harris, Mark Shane.

"Sacred" 05:09 •  Engineer by Alan Moulder. Producer by Depeche Mode. Recorded by Randy Ezratty. Recorded by Billy Yodelman, John Harris, Mark Shane.

"Something To Do" 03:54 •  Engineer by Alan Moulder. Producer by Depeche Mode. Recorded by Randy Ezratty. Recorded by Billy Yodelman, John Harris, Mark Shane.

"Blasphemous Rumours" 05:09 •  Engineer by Alan Moulder. Producer by Depeche Mode. Recorded by Randy Ezratty. Recorded by Billy Yodelman, John Harris, Mark Shane.

"Stripped" 06:45 •  Engineer by Alan Moulder. Producer by Depeche Mode. Recorded by Randy Ezratty. Recorded by Billy Yodelman, John Harris, Mark Shane.

"Somebody" 04:34 •  Engineer by Alan Moulder. Producer by Depeche Mode. Recorded by Randy Ezratty. Recorded by Billy Yodelman, John Harris, Mark Shane.

"The Things You Said" 04:21 •  Engineer by Alan Moulder. Producer by Depeche Mode. Recorded by Randy Ezratty. Recorded by Billy Yodelman, John Harris, Mark Shane.

"Black Celebration" 04:54 •  Engineer by Alan Moulder. Producer by Depeche Mode. Recorded by Randy Ezratty. Recorded by Billy Yodelman, John Harris, Mark Shane.

"Shake The Disease" 05:10 •  Engineer by Alan Moulder. Producer by Depeche Mode. Recorded by Randy Ezratty. Recorded by Billy Yodelman, John Harris, Mark Shane.

"Nothing" 04:36 •  Engineer by Alan Moulder. Producer by Depeche Mode. Recorded by Randy Ezratty. Recorded by Billy Yodelman, John Harris, Mark Shane.

"Pleasure, Little Treasure" 04:38 •  Engineer by Alan Moulder. Producer by Depeche Mode. Recorded by Randy Ezratty. Recorded by Billy Yodelman, John Harris, Mark Shane.

"People Are People" 04:59 •  Engineer by Alan Moulder. Producer by Depeche Mode. Recorded by Randy Ezratty. Recorded by Billy Yodelman, John Harris, Mark Shane.

"A Question Of Time" 04:12 •  Engineer by Alan Moulder. Producer by Depeche Mode. Recorded by Randy Ezratty. Recorded by Billy Yodelman, John Harris, Mark Shane.

"Never Let Me Down Again" 06:40 •  Engineer by Alan Moulder. Producer by Depeche Mode. Recorded by Randy Ezratty. Recorded by Billy Yodelman, John Harris, Mark Shane.

"A Question Of Lust" 04:07 •  Engineer by Alan Moulder. Producer by Depeche Mode. Recorded by Randy Ezratty. Recorded by Billy Yodelman, John Harris, Mark Shane.

"Master And Servant" 04:30 •  Engineer by Alan Moulder. Producer by Depeche Mode. Recorded by Randy Ezratty. Recorded by Billy Yodelman, John Harris, Mark Shane.

"Just Can't Get Enough" 04:01 •  Engineer by Alan Moulder. Producer by Depeche Mode. Recorded by Randy Ezratty. Recorded by Billy Yodelman, John Harris, Mark Shane.

"Everything Counts" 12:32 •  Engineer by Alan Moulder. Producer by Depeche Mode. Recorded by Randy Ezratty. Recorded by Billy Yodelman, John Harris, Mark Shane.

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1989