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My pleasure! Thanks for watching.

Well said.

Good point well made. That unfortunately and sadly is how we lost Kurt Cobain, who of course passed away two years before '96 and Dave's confession to the cameras in which he mentions Kurt's name. I was and am the biggest Nirvana fan since 1992. I remember this Depeche Mode drama from MTV at the time, but was'nt yet a fan. Over the last several years and recent times especially, I absolutely am. And I love watching footage and features like this. You can see how relieved and grateful Dave is upon getting back in the game following his near death experiences. Ultra is a brilliant album- I think , one of the best DM songs in general closes that one, which is the track "Insight'.

Exactly, Barrel of a gun. Luckily He survived all this crazy shit. 😊❤

He's like some sort of "Lethal Weapon"

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J'utilise différents audios et vidéos pour chaque performance, donc il peut y avoir des décalages. Je l'ai précisé dans la description

Fletch was suffering from severe depression and had a nervous breakdown at the start of the Exotic Tour. He was then replaced by Daryl Bamonte for the remainder of the tour. Here is some information citing the event: "The second of two consecutive concerts in Honolulu during the 1994 Exotic Tour. This is the last concert of this tour to have Andrew Fletcher on keyboards; the remainder of the tour has Daryl Bamonte in his place due to Fletcher suffering from a nervous breakdown and not continuing with the remainder of the tour." "Against the advice of Fletcher and Daniel Miller,[9] the second leg of the Devotional tour was undertaken by Depeche Mode in 1994. Promoted as the 1994 Exotic Tour/Summer Tour ‘94 and later described by Q magazine as “The Most Debauched Rock’n’Roll Tour Ever," the tour took a personal toll on Fletcher. Citing mental instability, Fletcher declined to participate in live performances for the remaining thirty-nine scheduled concerts on the tour. "Fletch was finding it very difficult. He was having personal problems," Miller recalled in a 2001 BBC London documentary. "I was extremely worried. When it came to a decision about doing a second American tour I tried to put my foot down and said ‘I don’t think you should do this, you should absolutely not do the second half of this tour.’”[9] In total, Fletcher participated in twenty-one of the sixty concerts performed on the tour's second leg, and was replaced by Daryl Bamonte for the remaining thirty-nine concerts, who had worked with the band in a variety of roles since their founding in 1980."

He definitely looks more on drugs than Dave in most of it

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