First time touring properly since the 'dark times'. Dave is healthy again and his voice is great but I think he's rebuilding his stage confidence. I saw DM on that tour at Wembley a couple of months prior to this performance, and they were great. I was so happy they were back. Dave went from strength to strenghth confidence wise after.
Love how they borrowed bits from the 1993/1994 live version. Dave's voice is pretty spot on here. I guess performing only one song on a stage for TV means you can sing better than when you're jumping around and dancing at the audience for over an album's worth of songs on multiple nights. Dave's voice sounds most controlled in the 90s. It was also alright in the Delta Machine tour but I'm not sure what happened in the most recent DM tour. In Your Room has consistently been one of Dave's best performed songs though in my opinion.
IN your Room “We would usually reach a consensus to form a short-list of potential singles,” Alan explained. “For example, Higher Love was on this list for the SOFAD singles but never made it and there were differences of opinion about in which order they should appear. Dave felt very strongly that Condemnation should have been the first single but he was outvoted. I wanted Walking in My Shoes as a second single and got my way but I really wanted the original version of In Your Room [instead of the Zephyr Mix.] This is all a good example of the problems of democracy - somebody usually ends up disappointed.”
Какой же все таки Дэйв притягательный. Нежный, чувственный, даже сидя просто рядом с ним, сердце будет биться чаще , а взгляд, это приоткрываниеиглаз, и уже за это можно отдаться)
Absolutely true I remember seeing them touring in 2001 in support for exciter and it (his voice) was night n day. I always loved this record and wondered why it never really got the credit it deserved. Seems that has changed over the years. Black Celebration thru exciter was a their peak and a amazingly strong 6 album arc over 16years. Exciter came out 21 years ago yesterday. I'm 57yo and a dm lifer.
This song still amazing in 2020 and even this live version from 98 is terrific although nothing beats the devotional live version for this track......I liked all the versions since singles/Exciter/PTA tour/SOTU/Delta and Spirit but nothing beats In your Room 1993 Devotional tour. In fact 1993-2005 the best Depeche EVER!!!! The 90's are underrated for DM Violator/SOFAD and Ultra are 3 of their Top 5 Records. The other 2 being Music for the masses and Playing the Angel which is #1 of all time.
Depeche Mode siempre lo recordare como uno de mis favoritos y mas creativos grupos. Son simplemente increíbles y disfrutarlos en mi adolescencia fue brutal. Gracias.
In your room Where time stands still Or moves at your will Will you let the morning come soon Or will you leave me lying here In your favourite darkness Your favourite half-light Your favourite consciousness Your favourite slave In your room Where souls disappear Only you exist here Will you lead me to your armchair Or leave me lying here Your favourite innocence Your favourite prize Your favourite smile Your favourite slave Im hanging on your words Living on your breath Feeling with your skin Will I always be here In your room Your burning eyes Cause flames to arise Will you let the fire die down soon Or will I always be here Your favourite passion Your favourite game Your favourite mirror Your favourite slave Im hanging on your words Living on your breath Feeling with your skin Will I always be here
God damn, thank you thank you thank you so much Mr Gore. for your music, it means so much to me. lol I think you wrote walking in my shoes for me. in my room is like one of my favorite songs ever and I actually cry when I hear, home. thank you for touching my life
That makes sense except for the living on your words, hanging on your breath, feeling with your skin. Will I always be here? I figured it was about sex. More specifically sex with someone and not being able to commit except for that little bit while having sex. Just my interpretation
Kostas Krideras I will respectfully disagree with you my friend,although he does still have a very good singing voice nowadays,he's been past his peak for for quite some time now.Look at a concert live from delta machine in 2015 then compare it to a live concert from songs of faith and devotion from 1993 and you'll see what I'm talking about.
My opinion is: his voice started to be mature during Ultra. He has grown mentally and physically since addiction and it's normal people aging. So his voice is too mature to sing that high pitch when he was in his 20s-30s. And don't blame him he took drugs. It doesn't metter at all. I like his deep voice and I admire him he can handle touring :)
IN your Room “We would usually reach a consensus to form a short-list of potential singles,” Alan explained. “For example, Higher Love was on this list for the SOFAD singles but never made it and there were differences of opinion about in which order they should appear. Dave felt very strongly that Condemnation should have been the first single but he was outvoted. I wanted Walking in My Shoes as a second single and got my way but I really wanted the original version of In Your Room [instead of the Zephyr Mix.] This is all a good example of the problems of democracy - somebody usually ends up disappointed.”
Me no likey this easy listening version - the epicness of this masterpiece is completely lost, sounds like elevator music:(. Dave did clean up nicely though and seemed so careful and mellow in this performance, like a child who's just had a bad fall off his bike and is holding on to dear life as he gets up and tries again. What a difference that certain someone makes, not naming any names but the initials are A and W. And funny hearing someone sir ing Dave.
Since this is from "The Singles 86-98", this is the single version, which was actually released while a certain someone with initials A.W. was still in the band. But yeah, the more they continued on without him, the more it's clear what a difference he made.
Is that so? I kinda stopped following them in the nineties. Why on earth would one bust one's but to record such an epic song (on the album) then release a watered down version as a single? Was it supposed to be more radio friendly? Ah such is music business politics.
I stopped following them really closely after Ultra, only because I went and served as a Mormon missionary for two years in Brazil, and when I got back, the internet made it possible for me to experience all sorts of worldwide music, so I really wasn't following any one band that closely anymore. But I've kept track of what they were doing. It's good, but it was better when Alan was still in the band.
To compare it to another famous band: listening to Depeche Mode with Alan Wilder is like listening to Genesis. Listening to Depeche Mode after Alan Wilder is like listening to Phil Collins solo.
For me, it's more due to growing up and life getting more complicated. I stopped following all my favorite bands: DM,U2, New Order, Echo and TBM...then again could also be because I lost interest as by then, most of these bands, to me, were finished - they were no longer interesting. Now that the dust have settled and I have more time to enjoy music, thanks to the internet, I'm able to continue where I left off with all my favorite bands. And I gotta say, 80's music truely rocked, now when I turn on the radio, I just go Ugh, and turn on my iPod instead. As for Genesis, sorry I don't quite grasp the analogy because as you can see, I'm more of a new wave person, lol.
Why do you people blame on Exciter so much?I think,in terms of production and sounding its way better than Hillier's PTA/SOTU/DM.It's not so overdestortionised and rhytmless as last 3 albums are.Mark Bell did a good job.
Let's just take a moment to absorb the depth of those vocals
Dave finally cut his hair and actually has that 1986 look just 10 years older here.
He looks and sounds excellent. Best IYR performance since Exotic in '94.
His voice sounds great here
First time touring properly since the 'dark times'. Dave is healthy again and his voice is great but I think he's rebuilding his stage confidence. I saw DM on that tour at Wembley a couple of months prior to this performance, and they were great. I was so happy they were back. Dave went from strength to strenghth confidence wise after.
My all time favourite Depeche Mode Track
I totally agree, always gives me goosebumps
live 1993 unbeatable... best DM song and masterpiece
Absolutely a MASTERPIECE of quality music. I ❤️D🌹M!!!!!!
I love them, too. Truly incredible voices and music.
Masterpiece ❤
Go shit with your Satanic fucked up music and their stupid lyrics! bitches
He looks so good here. He was at his prime here IMO
Ах, какое видео!!! Какой изумительный вариант исполнения этой прекрасной песни! Дэйв, конечно, великий артист.
I miss those two girls on their sets, they were realy great support!
an interesting live version. dave's voice still pretty smooth.
Great version with the backup singers!
3:08 i love this version because of it... usually he doesn't sing "Will I always be here" during live but he did it this time...❤
Just can't stop listening to this track...
Excellent. Très belle chanson et Dave est un grand artiste . Bravo aux choristes
Отменный вокал Дейва, отменный Бэк-вокал!!!! и редкое видео!!!❤❤❤
MASTERPIECE!!!!!!!!
Wow, Wow...superb performance
With my two favourite female backup singers too.
Отлично! Первый раз вижу эту запись. Как раз Дейв восстановился и голос хорош. Да и не под фанеру выступили - очень приятно.
I cannot resist. The singer at around, say, 3:39. Such a beautiful voice and such a beautiful face.
Proof that fletch does play
God I love them and this song
Love how they borrowed bits from the 1993/1994 live version. Dave's voice is pretty spot on here. I guess performing only one song on a stage for TV means you can sing better than when you're jumping around and dancing at the audience for over an album's worth of songs on multiple nights. Dave's voice sounds most controlled in the 90s. It was also alright in the Delta Machine tour but I'm not sure what happened in the most recent DM tour. In Your Room has consistently been one of Dave's best performed songs though in my opinion.
I didn't know Christian and Peter have been playing live with DM for over 20 years
IN your Room
“We would usually reach a consensus to form a short-list of potential singles,” Alan explained. “For example, Higher Love was on this list for the SOFAD singles but never made it and there were differences of opinion about in which order they should appear. Dave felt very strongly that Condemnation should have been the first single but he was outvoted. I wanted Walking in My Shoes as a second single and got my way but I really wanted the original version of In Your Room [instead of the Zephyr Mix.] This is all a good example of the problems of democracy - somebody usually ends up disappointed.”
By the way ! Andy’’s keyboard is turned off here
Without Alan... they cannot create great music.
Amazing performance great vocal arrangement nice organic soulful quality not over produced and polished..Thanks for sharing!
Magnificient arrangement for a diffucult song to sing. Bravo to all of them❤
non è una canzone difficile da cantare.
Какой же все таки Дэйв притягательный. Нежный, чувственный, даже сидя просто рядом с ним, сердце будет биться чаще , а взгляд, это приоткрываниеиглаз, и уже за это можно отдаться)
So great back vocals
This was the PEAK of Dave's voice imo. I don't think it's ever sounded as good since.
Absolutely true I remember seeing them touring in 2001 in support for exciter and it (his voice) was night n day. I always loved this record and wondered why it never really got the credit it deserved. Seems that has changed over the years. Black Celebration thru exciter was a their peak and a amazingly strong 6 album arc over 16years. Exciter came out 21 years ago yesterday. I'm 57yo and a dm lifer.
@@joelashadali I'm glad u like exciter but that's a shit album lol
Я буду скучать по Энди, по его своеобразному качанию...
Stupenda versione live....❤️🔝
Love how you can see fletch actually playing
This song still amazing in 2020 and even this live version from 98 is terrific although nothing beats the devotional live version for this track......I liked all the versions since singles/Exciter/PTA tour/SOTU/Delta and Spirit but nothing beats In your Room 1993 Devotional tour. In fact 1993-2005 the best Depeche EVER!!!! The 90's are underrated for DM Violator/SOFAD and Ultra are 3 of their Top 5 Records. The other 2 being Music for the masses and Playing the Angel which is #1 of all time.
Depeche Mode siempre lo recordare como uno de mis favoritos y mas creativos grupos. Son simplemente increíbles y disfrutarlos en mi adolescencia fue brutal. Gracias.
восхитительный голос!
cuanta melancolía, como describir los sentimientos que brotan desde dentro que temazo, una obra de arte, un éxtasis, un orgasmo auditivo.
Hated them back late 80s, i was into metal hardrock( I am still)....since 10 years ago have become my second favourite band...!
I love this amazing short Version, what a final. Depeche Mode am Zenit!!
Que solida presentación de DM 💪🎸👏🎤
MAGNIFIQUE !!!
Well done …
Gorgeous
This is fucking superb.
So good
03:08 🖤 esse vocal ficou maravilhoso nessa versão....
my favourite!
amazing backing vocals...
Fantastic! ♥
Great Brilliant Thank You
Why don´t they use their background singers anymore? They gave so much to Depeche! Any how - The best band in the world! :)
Because martin is good enough :) just saying
it's better when it's just them, I don't like it when bands add backup singers they don't need.
Money I guess
@@pelgervampireduck Devotional was great with them! They gave that Gospel-vibe & darkness even more.
@@samilamppu104 Devotional is good, I agree, but I wish it was just them.
Maravillosa canción ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️y dave está de toma pan y moja
Best one yet
In your room
Where time stands still
Or moves at your will
Will you let the morning come soon
Or will you leave me lying here
In your favourite darkness
Your favourite half-light
Your favourite consciousness
Your favourite slave
In your room
Where souls disappear
Only you exist here
Will you lead me to your armchair
Or leave me lying here
Your favourite innocence
Your favourite prize
Your favourite smile
Your favourite slave
Im hanging on your words
Living on your breath
Feeling with your skin
Will I always be here
In your room
Your burning eyes
Cause flames to arise
Will you let the fire die down soon
Or will I always be here
Your favourite passion
Your favourite game
Your favourite mirror
Your favourite slave
Im hanging on your words
Living on your breath
Feeling with your skin
Will I always be here
hermoso 😘
no importa lo que digan los incautos muy metidos en su concepción de estar seguros de su verdad , Depeche mode es la mejor banda del mundo y punto
EXCELLENT 😅
Original is the best.gives me goosebumps
one of the best versions, thanks to thei then influence from ultra
И поет супер,а Двигается,вааще 🔥
Brilliant! And good to see Scandinavian subtitles making a comeback.
жаль, урезали песню, 3-го куплета очень не хватает
God damn, thank you thank you thank you so much Mr Gore. for your music, it means so much to me. lol I think you wrote walking in my shoes for me. in my room is like one of my favorite songs ever and I actually cry when I hear, home. thank you for touching my life
me encanta la voz Dave Gahan in you room 👍💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋❤❤🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Melina Moreno laredo
i love them to such great memories.
I LOVE DM !
best version
Omg his voice
Electrónica rock y gospel. DM te adoramos en 🇨🇱
It´s f... great!
👏👏👏 😍 Wonderful
"where souls disappear...only you exist here"
Daves darkest and most intimate confession to being a slave to heroin
It is written by Martin Gore.
That makes sense except for the living on your words, hanging on your breath, feeling with your skin. Will I always be here?
I figured it was about sex. More specifically sex with someone and not being able to commit except for that little bit while having sex.
Just my interpretation
@@badground3534 If I'm not mistaken In your room is about when Martin had his baby daughter
Possibly. Seems like the chorus and some of the lyrics are kinda sexual though
@@badground3534 Probably both, yes. As I've read even Martin is a little confused about it.
Alan where are You ? :/
3:57 ...thank you Sr...
God, he looks good. And thank God or whomever that he’s still here….
I bet when Dave Gahan is out and hears a song he likes he starts dancing
Peak of Dave's voice is now... honestly, he's never sung better on any other album than on Delta Machine
Totally agree with you!
+Kostas Krideras (MADSilencerr)Totally disagree with you! It sounds terrible on their last albums, he is forcing his voice too much.
Kostas Krideras I will respectfully disagree with you my friend,although he does still have a very good singing voice nowadays,he's been past his peak for for quite some time now.Look at a concert live from delta machine in 2015 then compare it to a live concert from songs of faith and devotion from 1993 and you'll see what I'm talking about.
I have been a longtime fan of Depeche Mode and Dave Gahan. I agree that his voice gets better as he gets older.
My opinion is: his voice started to be mature during Ultra. He has grown mentally and physically since addiction and it's normal people aging. So his voice is too mature to sing that high pitch when he was in his 20s-30s. And don't blame him he took drugs. It doesn't metter at all. I like his deep voice and I admire him he can handle touring :)
Круто!!!!
RIP Fletch
a pretty mellow and inert performance by Dave’s standards
*ДЕЙВ!!!!!!!! 😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘
02:55
It's missing the heart of Alan Wilder.
DM hasn't been the same with out him.
Alan Wilder means so much to DM fans
Oh... No ... PEAK of Dave's Voice was 1989 "101" this was realy Great Voice...
Josh Molot ®1974 101 was in 1988😂
That jazzy piano and the backing vocals with the bonjovi drumming is pure nonsense.....
IN your Room
“We would usually reach a consensus to form a short-list of potential singles,” Alan explained. “For example, Higher Love was on this list for the SOFAD singles but never made it and there were differences of opinion about in which order they should appear. Dave felt very strongly that Condemnation should have been the first single but he was outvoted. I wanted Walking in My Shoes as a second single and got my way but I really wanted the original version of In Your Room [instead of the Zephyr Mix.] This is all a good example of the problems of democracy - somebody usually ends up disappointed.”
Alan..... :(
They were in such a poor state after Alan left. It just shines through.
Naaaah, no puede ser esta canción
Where is third verse? "In your room Your burning eyes..."
Probably had to truncate it to perform on Letterman.
одна из любимых🤍💙🤍
После Алана - не звучит, дух сильной композиции изсяк😢. Остались мальчиками на побегушках у продюссера. Рекоил - привет!
ce n'est pas la version album même si Elle est chantée de la même façon. La version album monte crescendo. Je necoute plus DM depuis le depart dAlan
Is this where Peter’s ad-libbing began?
sa türk var mı
Me no likey this easy listening version - the epicness of this masterpiece is completely lost, sounds like elevator music:(. Dave did clean up nicely though and seemed so careful and mellow in this performance, like a child who's just had a bad fall off his bike and is holding on to dear life as he gets up and tries again. What a difference that certain someone makes, not naming any names but the initials are A and W. And funny hearing someone sir ing Dave.
Since this is from "The Singles 86-98", this is the single version, which was actually released while a certain someone with initials A.W. was still in the band. But yeah, the more they continued on without him, the more it's clear what a difference he made.
Is that so? I kinda stopped following them in the nineties. Why on earth would one bust one's but to record such an epic song (on the album) then release a watered down version as a single? Was it supposed to be more radio friendly? Ah such is music business politics.
I stopped following them really closely after Ultra, only because I went and served as a Mormon missionary for two years in Brazil, and when I got back, the internet made it possible for me to experience all sorts of worldwide music, so I really wasn't following any one band that closely anymore. But I've kept track of what they were doing. It's good, but it was better when Alan was still in the band.
To compare it to another famous band: listening to Depeche Mode with Alan Wilder is like listening to Genesis. Listening to Depeche Mode after Alan Wilder is like listening to Phil Collins solo.
For me, it's more due to growing up and life getting more complicated. I stopped following all my favorite bands: DM,U2, New Order, Echo and TBM...then again could also be because I lost interest as by then, most of these bands, to me, were finished - they were no longer interesting. Now that the dust have settled and I have more time to enjoy music, thanks to the internet, I'm able to continue where I left off with all my favorite bands. And I gotta say, 80's music truely rocked, now when I turn on the radio, I just go Ugh, and turn on my iPod instead. As for Genesis, sorry I don't quite grasp the analogy because as you can see, I'm more of a new wave person, lol.
Album version is much better
The singing from Dave is as great as on the studio album but the rest sounds terrible...
Why do you people blame on Exciter so much?I think,in terms of production and sounding its way better than Hillier's PTA/SOTU/DM.It's not so overdestortionised and rhytmless as last 3 albums are.Mark Bell did a good job.
DM was always Dave and Martin singing…what’s with the background singers? Don’t need them . Miss Alan here…😢
I didn’t care for the backing singers. They were good, but they aren’t part of the band. I’d rather just hear the band.
I just luv this song, but don`t like these woman`s vocals in this version
Wildmerless, poor. Even the girl sings lower.