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Depeche Mode Deliveries 12
A Japanese 12-inch and three 'unofficial' live recordings - welcome to the wonderful world of DM bootlegs! Also please note that when I say 'morons' I am talking about people who talk loudly during music concerts, not DM concert-goers in general :)
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Depeche Mode Deliveries 11
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International bright young things! A French tape, a UK CD, a US 12-inch mega mix and two vinyl records - one from Greece the other from Hong Kong.
Depeche Mode Deliveries 10
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The latest additions to my DM collection including some US and Japanese promos - CDs, music cassettes and vinyl records.
Japanese Depeche Mode CDs - Part 4
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Looking at The Singles 81-85, Spirit, Live Spirits Soundtrack and Memento Mori CDs from Japan.
Japanese Depeche Mode CDs - Part 3
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Covering the albums Songs of Faith and Devotion Live, Ultra, Exciter and Playing the Angel.
Japanese Depeche Mode CDs - Part 2
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Covering the boxed set release of Violator (1990) and the four singles from that album: Personal Jesus, Enjoy the Silence, Policy of Truth and World In My Eyes
Japanese Depeche Mode CDs - Part 1
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I dig into my Depeche Mode CD collection to show you some Japanese releases including a rare mini-CD single and revisit X1 and X2 boxed sets.
Depeche Mode music cassettes - Part 6
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The last box of cassettes in my Depeche Mode collection including a couple of rare bootlegs.
Depeche Mode Deliveries 09
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A few of today's deliveries including three music cassettes and a surprise reward!
Depeche Mode music cassettes - Part 5
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Covering The Wherehouse promo in 1990 and then onwards through SoFaD, SoFaD Live, Ultra to Home in 1997
Depeche Mode music cassettes - Part 4
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Exploring Depeche Mode cassettes from 1989-1990 - Violator!
Depeche Mode music cassettes - Part 3
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Covering the period 1987 - 1989 in my Depeche Mode music cassette collection
Depeche Mode music cassettes - Part 2
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Going through my tape collection chronologically - features the US 'People Are People' album, variants of 'The Singles 81 - 85', 'Black Celebration' and an unusual version of the single 'A Question of Lust'.
Depeche Mode music cassettes - Part 1
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Going through my tape collection chronologically - features the first four albums by Depeche Mode, plus a couple of French 'mini cassettes'. Excuse the mistakes with the captions - I am learning how to use Clipchamp!
Windy weather at Rethymno, Crete July 2019
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Windy weather at Rethymno, Crete July 2019
Battle of Britain Memorial Flight Aug 2018
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Battle of Britain Memorial Flight Aug 2018
Red Arrows fly past Loughborough University July 2018
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Red Arrows fly past Loughborough University July 2018
DM = Lost count on the amount of mixes.
Thanks for share ..i like Depeche mode...from Colombia...
Thanks for watching!
anything after Ultra is junk. pretty much only singles, the albums are recycled lyrics and glitchy synths that lack character. high time for them to quit.
I think I was wrong about 'Rush' being a single - seems like they only did a promo 12-inch and cassette single and then perhaps changed their minds about releasing it anywhere as a proper single.
Totally agree. But Ultra was good but after that them kind of vanished for me
I think the ironically titled Exciter album fell flat for a lot of fans (me included) but their canon of work overall, up to and including Memento Mori, has more highs than lows imo.
DM were frickin superb until 93!! Electronic gods then. Songs of faith being the last amazing/ proper DM album, for me they died when wilder left sadly. Think iv heard 3 good tracks since 93 by them ha
Totally agree with you. I was a fan from the first time I saw them on TOTP's doing New life in June 81. With each progressive album they got better and better. Last album I bought was Violator in 1990 but I do like SOFAD just never bought it.
Violator / SOFAD is a good place to stop, if you were going to stop, although Ultra still surprises me when I listen to it all the way through. I get the sentiment about Alan Wilder - seems like the choice of producer on each album is also very important.
@@couchmagpie Yes it is true, Alan Wilder was a genius at production along with Daniel Miller and people like Gareth Jones ( Metamatic, John Foxx) etc. He was the one that spent 12 hours a day crafting the songs into beautiful sonic soundscapes. Whilst Dave, Martin and Fletch left after a few hours because they got bored and it really shows in the production after he left. I also got bored with Martins dreary lyrics about Sex and Religion starting with Some great reward. Which were great to begin with.
The only surviving Hawker Typhoon for now...there are a few (both Typhoons and Tempests) in the wings...and a couple are planned to take to the skies...
dont think any one has a running napier sabre . early versions unreliable . hope they have the last version
Quick note that Pierre Closterman's two books on flying Typhoons c.43- til the en of the war are really good reads, and poignant too with the deaths of both friends and indeed one particular German pilot.
Awesome ❤
Amazing aircraft, it even looks predatorial on the ground.
How special it’ll be to have a Sabre run again. Sadly it won’t be this one!
+@brycenew Three projects are working on Sabres, rare as they are. But it will probably be a while before work begins on the engines.
The firet fer Tempests used Typhoon fuselage
I remember this aircraft at RAF Bicester when it used to be part of the exhibition flight in 1971-2. We had quite a few historic aircraft at Bicester back in the day. As usual, being a young aircraft technician working on these old birds, their rarity was not appreciated at the time. If interested you can download the history of this aircraft from RAF Museum Hendon in PDF format.
I love the typhoon and the tempest… truly beautiful designs.
A proper BoB Show requires German aircraft. Less that, it's simply inadequate.
The raf pillock crashed the 109!
Until British fighters added 20mm cannons, they generally were greatly undergunned. Even the Bombers should have started with Browning .50 caliber guns. Obviously some "old fart" decided .303's were adequate, some WW1 Relic, with investments in .303 Manufacturing. The Germans and Russians learned quickly that cannons were THE way to arm fighters. Me-262 armed with 30mm's were devastating in aerial combat. Generally, even one good 30mm hit, could bring an aircraft down. 20mm mostly took 2 or more hits, whereas, tiny British 30 calibers were very short ranged, and took many, many hits for ANY German aircraft. Even the old, slow Ju87 took many hits, but usually only hitting it's radiator brought a Stuka down. German armor easily defeated .303 hits.
RAF soon adopted the 20mm cannon. By 1941 all fighters were equiped to some extent. The 'universal' wing on the later Spitfires could carry any conbination of .303 .50 or 20mm cannon. Some Lancasters toward the end of the War had twin .50 in the rear turret. Its OK to critisize pre War thinking in hindsight, but know one could have forseen what was to develop. Don't forget No 19 Squadron had Cannon fitted Spitfires during the Battle of Britain but were very unreliable due to the Spitfires thin wing. I think some in the Air Ministry championed the cannon, but until made reliable, stuck with the .303s. There was also a Battle of Britain Hurricane of 151 Squadron with an experinental twin 20 mm set up, but again suffered stoppages.
There is a guy in Comox, BC, Canada who is BUILDING an AIRWORTHY Typhoon FROM SCRATCH. You can follow him HERE: www.youtube.com/@TyphoonLegacyCoLtd
Outstanding but too short & the Typhoon didn't fly. Would've loved to see that. Tempest & Typhoons are super cool. Hurricanes are still damn exciting though.
That Tempest looks like a proper Killer!
Forget all those Merlins, wouldn’t it be great to see that Typhoon starting up?
+ @lardyify There are several Typhoon/Tempest projects but nothing that is close to finished and none of them have started rebuilding Sabre engines until the airframes are farther along. A flyable Sabre will be a challenge and there are not many of them around.
Does it fly?
+ @guaporeturns9472 It does not, and this is the only intact survivor. There are several (three I think) Tempest/Typhoon projects that are planning to fly, but they are many years from complete.
@@FiveCentsPlease Love the Tempest and Typhoon , Hopefully we’ll see more eventually. Thanks
Shame, while these were airborne increased the flyable RAF warplanes by 400%.
Love that Typhoon. A Whirlwind wouldn't be bad either, but I suspect there are none.. :-/
There are no complete whirlwinds, but there is a group who are working to build one using the ID of one that was crashed and recovered.
The sound of all those engines was awesome. Just hope these old girls keep flying for a long time before they’re too old, fragile and historically invaluable to fly again. It’ll be a sad day when they take their final flight.
Looks like a derivatives of american aircrafts , i think they use it for freestyle and adrenaline sports.
only surviving Typhoon , bit risky to fly
Especially if flown by a raf pilloct
Does that Tiffy fly?
There is just something about the sound of multiple Merlins that is so evocative. It's sad that there are only two flying Lancasters, imagine what the sound would have been like when we flew 1000 at a time?
There are 3 flying Lancs at the moment and I think one or two more in the pipeline.
@@owen368 I didn't know the one in Lincolnshire had received its airworthiness ticket, thought it was only cleared for taxiing
was that tempest a cardboard cutout replica or a big airfix plastic kit for grown ups ,parade it in & out - put it back away in the box. not a good show
It's the only existing complete Typhoon in the world. Normally resides at the RAF museum, Hendon, North London as a static display. It was at the BBMF after being returned from Canada en route back to Hendon. Happy now, mister armchair critic ?
@@georgeredlewgit6891 Hello .George I well remember these aircraft from the ww2 as I was a kid then & my dads brother was a RAF radar mech,. Loved the Typhoon & I have large picture of one on the landing so I can see it every night when I go to bed.I have also been to Hendon museum to see the Tempest they have there-- I even touched the it & got told off for it thats why I thought it to be a cardboard cut out replica--YOU just cannot trust anybugger these days.John
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Where’s the Halifax?
Nova Scotia!
Ps full left rudder!!
Would it be sacrilegious to simply Merlin a priceless airframe for the sake of preservation!!?
OMG i didn't know there were any left!! Been watching that fella in Canada building one from scratch!!
I worked with a guy who flew them. He had said that by Normandy most of the kinks had been worked out of the airframe and engine. Al described it as fearsome in a dive as it could easily scare the life out of inexperienced pilots. He recalled that when called in the 40 mm cannon and rockets could really do a lot of damage. He thought that strafing with it was an absolute delight. Apparently if you had a 190 on your tail and you had altitude, the drill was dive away from it at full throttle as the 190 could not match its speed.
It's a shame since the only other Hawker Typhoon i've ever found was one rusting/wrecked in a field.
Another Typhoon is being completely rebuilt from scratch. This is the channel: ua-cam.com/users/TyphoonLegacyCoLtdvideos
Would LOVE to hear it run!
Waited for a flying Typhoon ,one day soon I hope great work keeping the flight going!
Typhoon caught my eye, ultra rare, hope to see either a Tempest or Typhoon fly in my lifetime.
Me too. Superb machines.
There is one ready to fly: ua-cam.com/video/MA5mYbnwEvE/v-deo.html
Shouldn't keep a bird in a cage, or clip their wings.... I would have paid anything to see Hamilton Canada's Lancaster fly with the British RAF Lancaster in England it must have been a hell of a site, I'm amazed the Canadians flew it to England,all old war birds should fly,if possible.... Hawker that is no substitute...
She looks an absolute BRUTE ! great aeroplane thank you.
I hope 1 day she fly's again
A beautiful looking aircraft .
superb plane 👍
Does the Typhoon run or is it a static display??
I prefer the modern Typhoon
Love the old war birds when you had to fly them not a computer I hope to see them one day beautiful