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Released: 1990-02-22 Rating: More Details: Violator Violator @Amazon Violator @aStore |
Album Description
Import remastered pressing of Violator which is Depeche Mode's most mainstream, chart-climbing album. Although it contains only nine tracks, half of them are tailor-made for the dance floor. This album was conceived when dance-club DJs were gaining recognition alongside original composers. Heavily influenced by techno-pop, the singles 'Policy of Truth', 'Enjoy the Silence', and 'World in My Eyes' prove that DM did their homework. A particular highlight on this fantastic album is the bluesy guitar line Martin Gore lays down on top of the synth-dominated grooves on 'Personal Jesus'. Mute. 2006.
Violator is Depeche Mode's most mainstream, chart-climbing album. Although it contains only nine tracks, half of them are tailor-made for the dance floor. This album was conceived when dance-club DJs were gaining recognition alongside original composers. Heavily influenced by techno-pop, the singles "Policy of Truth," "Enjoy the Silence," and "World in My Eyes" prove that DM did their homework. A particular highlight on this fantastic album is the bluesy guitar line Martin Gore lays down on top of the synth-dominated grooves on "Personal Jesus." --Beth Bessmer
Great Album ![]()
I bought the last two Depeche Mode CDs based upon the video for "Wrong" and "sounds of the universe" before the release date via Amazon. The new one is pretty good, but I haven't listened to it enough to form a strong opinion about that one; but so far I truly believe that "Violator" has many better songs on it and so it's a better CD. I'd buy this one first and then move on to "sounds of the universe."
Essential Depeche Mode ![]()
The group's best work to date, "Violator" (1990) features a quartet of indispensable Depeche Mode tracks. "Personal Jesus," "World in My Eyes," "Policy of Truth" and the masterful "Enjoy the Silence" dominate the album - compensating for lesser songs such as "Sweetest Perfection" and "Waiting for the Night." However, "Halo" is an underrated gem. For listeners unfamiliar with British techno-rock, Depeche Mode remains the ideal starting point.
Perfection ![]()
I would write sweetest perfection but that would be gay.
One of the greatest albums ever...period.
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this is by far one of the best albums ever. its a more industrial feel. im an industrial fan(skinny puppy,ministry,PIG,kmfdm ect.)but this album is perfect. i highly recomend it.
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