I feel Alan and Martin should've been very blessed to have each other in their lives, Alan's musicianship, Martin's songwriting and Dave's vocals & stage presence is what made DM a success
Love Martin and his songs will always be the backbone of DM, but Alan and Martin were an unstoppable team musically. Together they brought the music to another level. Such a shame it had to end in 1995.
The footage is already rare enough but seeing Alan and Martin doing an interview together double rare.. Incredible how after 30 years we still find unseen DM footage from that period
@@tronique Alan's musicianship intimidated Martin...and it shouldnt have as he had hisown genius. Just feel fortunate for a time, the world had these two working together and at a level most musicians work a lifetime toproduce the majic DM did in a 10 year period. Black Celebration thru to Songs of Faith and Devotion. Just kept getting better. Violator was as good as it can get...the perfect album.
When Alan left the band it created a void that they've never really been able to fill. The music has been good, sometimes really good but there will always be something missing.
I miss the input Alan wilder did for depeche mode....if he could come back to just do one record with them..just one..but I know Alan has no intention to do so...
Alan Wilder truly made the DM sound, for me. The contribution he made to the band for the time he was with them defined them and it was a sad day indeed, when he left. I don’t think his contribution was ever truly appreciated and the saying ‘You dont know what you’ve lost until it’s gone”
Alan Wilder was the Sound Programmer, Arranger and is a great Keyboard Player. Without him, Songs like "Shake the disease, Never let me down, Get the Balance right" etc. would never sound like they sound 😕
@@dddayesq5061 Disagree. Two Minute Warning, If You Want and Fools are three really good tracks that Wilder wrote. If You Want while not a commercially viable probably shines the brightest while the other two might've been hits in a different time and place. Others will tell you they like Work Hard and In Your Memory; but I understand why they were ultimately b-sides (but DM b-sides were better than most band's a-sides). Wilder also wrote The Landscape Is Changing, which really shows off his potential even if the overall score on the track is not too high. Yea, none of his tracks probably make the top ten percent of DM tracks; but again his strengths are musicianship and sound production much more than lyrics; and Wilder has said that he ultimately feels his lyrics are wanting for him. I can't help but think he should've kept writing a song a year while in DM even if they weren't released; because I think he would've ultimately came up with something magical eventually. But he had the luxury of not having to because he was in a band with Martin Gore.
Evidentemente la pazienza di Alan ,durante le sessions di Madrid in particolare, doveva essere arrivata davvero al limite.... Peccato che in quel periodo nessuno del resto della band abbia compreso in alcun modo il disagio suo nel capire che , per l'ennesima volta, avrebbe dovuto sobbarcarsi quasi in toto tutto il lavoro di preparazione in studio, dall'incisione dell' album alla programmazione delle tastiere per il l tour successivo, mixaggio ect.....Fa strano che ,tempo dopo, lo stesso Dave abbia ricordato di come , nonostante il tempo passato insieme in studio e on stage,non riuscissero per certi versi a fidarsi completamente di Alan, quasi temendo la sua acclarata bravura. Non abbiamo la controprova di come avrebbero potuto essere "Ultra "o "Exiter " o i successivi, affidati alle cure tecnologiche di Alan. Senza di lui , in ogni caso , la band ha perso buona parte della sua unicità, soprattutto nelle esecuzioni dal vivo. Erano piuttosto originali , davvero distaccati da tutti gli altri gruppi dello stesso periodo. Peccato ......
The lyricist and the musical genius. When Alan Wilder left Depeche Mode, Depeche Mode broke. I still hope that Alan Wilder might come back for one album.
OMG, WOW how the hell was this footage hidden for so long?! Watching Alan is mesmerising, I could watch him all day long counting change. Interview was dull but both looked incredibly hot. This was the prime DM era. Thank you.
Dave put the final nail in the coffin. Alan's never coming back. They've all moved on, but it doesn't change the Black Swarm's dream! How about this instead: An Alan Wilder remix album, like his superb version of "In Chains"? They wouldn't even have to be in the same room and they all make a boatload of money. It's ridiculously win-win. Martyr, Suffer Well, Peace, Fragile Tension, It's No Good, Soothe My Soul, Happens All The Time -- there are many gems that could be absolute monsters.
You can feel the tension between them but how is possible to get their best as they were suffering along the way or was that the final price of getting great epic music ?
@@Partillhead It makes sense that Gore and Wilder would be the ones actually rehearsing...they were basically doing all the live music at that point and probably determining Fletcher's parts as well.
yo creo que martin se sentia incomodo con alan porque martin si bien es el compositor con su guitarra, alan es el productor musical de depeche asi que ovbiamente tenia mucho mas para hablar de musica creo que martin y los demas seguramente se sentirian opacados por alan en las entrevistas, era el unico que hablaba de musica
I do wonder what this interview would've been like if Dave was in the same room with Alan instead of Martin, I know Alan got along a lot better with Dave than he did with Fletch and Martin.
What a cool and unusual interview and footage with Alan and Martin! This is the first time I've seen such an interview, but I really liked it! Thank you so much! ❤️❤️❤️🔥🔥😎🤗🥰👍👍😍😍😁👌
I´ve always felt a certain awkwardness between Martin and Alan, what they did as band mates is eternal, but it seems that they didn´t had a friendship.
I don’t think that that’s the case. I don’t think they had that deep of a friendship but what they had was a work friendship. They mutually respected and liked eachother. But on the another hand let’s not forget that Martin as a person in his core is a quiet individual. And Alan is on a more serious side. So this two personalities are great for working together and partying sometimes, but not a big laugh.
@@javierzubizarreta2933 To a certain extent yes, but not in the studio, more like on tour. And everybody had a problem with himself or someone else. These aroused while making sofad. I think Alan quit not JUST because of Andy, but because of the whole dave being on drugs and Martin not talking to him, and fletch not helping the situation. And on this looongg devotional tour the situation just worsened, and he realised that he (Alan) had enough.
I can see Alan speak very eloquent.. not slurring. Unlike Martin not so well spoken.. Its seem Alan more serious don't smiles alot. But i like Alan Wilder the best. For Martin his songwriting..
Can you imagine any band nowdays doing a handshake lable deal? Everything about DM was so special. Alam mentioned doing some PR crap they did t like...and I kept getting flashbacks of the Ducks..lol
En 12:05 la divina risa de Martin y la cara de piedra de Wilder, es para mí el resumen de ésta invaluable nota. " I can feel the disconfort ..."🎶🎵🎶 Gracias x compartir.Saludos🤗
I think it was 1990. In 1989 we didn't know the songs and the album. The band had rehearsals in March / April in London, before they moved to the USA to continue stage rehearsals before the proper your.
I love Martin's very shallow attempt to hide his contempt for the interviewer... "Do you not lie in France?" 😅 When talking about the theme of truth and lies in policy of truth.
they need each other because they complete each other DM's music is not as cool as before, and Recoil's music has no beautiful melody, just cool sounds it's been almost 30 years since they separated :
The interviewer/reporter seams to no nothing about music production . . .and very funny when the reporter think that it is typical british to tink about "lies and truth" . . . I miss Alan Wilder . . .bring he back to Depeche !!!!
I can see the difference between them here. Alan is more of a disciplined 9 to 5 producer, and Martin is more of a dreamer who lets the songs come in their own time. They're just different, in the way Roger Waters and Richard Wright were. It's easy for one to view the other displinarian or lazy. It's good they both probably understand their personal differences now and aren't on unfriendly terms.
That's a good question... At this point, they've been together for over 40 years. To lose someone like Fletch is a devastating loss. He was like a brother to them. I don't know if it will be the same for Mart and Dave without Fletch there. Also, the rest of the members are getting up there in age. As a fan, I would want them to continue but if they were to stop, I would completely understand.
I think they were alright, I know Alan didn't always feel like he was respected in the band and hated Fletch, primarily because in his eyes he did a lot more work for less recognition whilst Fletch would constantly mess up on stage (that's when his keyboards were plugged in!) and not have much of a contribution to the music yet took a lot of the credit. Fletch supposedly did a lot of the managing but without the combination of Martin and Alan he would have nothing to manage. Naturally Fletch would never let Alan back into the band although Dave/Martin would probably be quite happy to have him back, and I think the band would be better if Fletch quit and Alan returned.
@@dglcomputers1498 Mart has a symbiotic relationship with Fletch. The two will never separate. Dave on the other hand was close with Alan, and would welcome him back. Alas, Alan isn’t doing much these days outside enjoying his retirement. Recoil wasn’t successful and Alan has disdain for the music industry. A Dave and Alan duo album would be interesting, but might piss off Mr. Clapper and Mr. Vibrato. ;)
@@elmarkeweloh1484 Very perceptive. You can see it in their eyes. Sadly, this period of time is the beginning of the end. The Wilder era was DM's very best.
I wonder why Alan left DM ? My instinct tells me he probably didn't get along with Martin hence had a massive fallout and left. He probably got on well with Fletch and Dave. Anyone knows better do let me know . Thanks
I think that Alan was putting tremendous amounts of effort into the band and others not so much. Could have left out of frustration and compensation or not fairly disturbing compensation. Only Alan knows exactly why?
Alan actually did not like Fletch very much during his later years being in DM, he was also very upset that Fletch was getting paid the same as Alan yet Alan was doing a lot more work in the studio, I think Martin and Fletch were the reasons why Alan left the band.
@@Doobie1975 Not only was Alan doing much more work consistently for each album, dave was drugging it up. Hard to produce work when others aren't putting the same effort. You should listen to the vid of the guy who helped alan create the sound for enjoy the silence.
Мартин: - Парни я напишу такие песни что вы офигеете, а замысел моего альбома никто не разгадает. И этот альбом будет SOFAD" Алан: - Ребята а я напишу музыку и не просто музыку а шедевры" ДЕЙВ: - Парни я этот альбом спою что вы на всегда запомните. Эндриу: - А я буду просто поднимать правую руку за синтезатором.
I feel Alan and Martin should've been very blessed to have each other in their lives, Alan's musicianship, Martin's songwriting and Dave's vocals & stage presence is what made DM a success
Love Martin and his songs will always be the backbone of DM, but Alan and Martin were an unstoppable team musically. Together they brought the music to another level. Such a shame it had to end in 1995.
Alan fucking magic hands Wilder !!!
Alan is not just an amazing musician…. He was just sooo damn hot… 😉❤️
I agree. 💯🥰
do you think with a vagina? like animals - you don't listen to what he says, you just talk about his appearance like a cat in heat and get horny
'82-'95 was the golden era of DM. Pretend otherwise, but it's the truth.
Alan is a musical genius. They were never the same after he left.
Alan Wilder made Depeche Mode sound Depeche Mode. Period.
The footage is already rare enough but seeing Alan and Martin doing an interview together double rare.. Incredible how after 30 years we still find unseen DM footage from that period
They look SUPER UNCOMFORTABLE together.
@@buzzkill5480 That’s the reason we’ve never seen them in an interview together, i think. Alphas never harmonize.
Indeed...if only we could relive 1990 over and over.
@@tronique Alan's musicianship intimidated Martin...and it shouldnt have as he had hisown genius. Just feel fortunate for a time, the world had these two working together and at a level most musicians work a lifetime toproduce the majic DM did in a 10 year period. Black Celebration thru to Songs of Faith and Devotion. Just kept getting better.
Violator was as good as it can get...the perfect album.
@@tronique , I think there's truth in that. But what they made together was pure magic.
I think Dave and Alan should do an album together...
God Alan was so fit 🔥
Wilder is the essence of DM.
Wrong.Martin was and still is.
@@camb585 Yes.Él es el Jefe!!!
When Alan left the band it created a void that they've never really been able to fill. The music has been good, sometimes really good but there will always be something missing.
I agree wholeheartedly.
The DM Sound completely changed after Alan left. Not for good.
I miss the input Alan wilder did for depeche mode....if he could come back to just do one record with them..just one..but I know Alan has no intention to do so...
Well, it was either him or Fletch. And Fletch was a friend, and Charlie was just a gun for hire. So, the choice was obvious for D+M.
their soul is missing without Wilder.
Alan Wilder truly made the DM sound, for me. The contribution he made to the band for the time he was with them defined them and it was a sad day indeed, when he left. I don’t think his contribution was ever truly appreciated and the saying ‘You dont know what you’ve lost until it’s gone”
OMG Alan 12:09 😍
Alan❤️
Alan Wilder was the Sound Programmer, Arranger and is a great Keyboard Player. Without him, Songs like "Shake the disease, Never let me down, Get the Balance right" etc. would never sound like they sound 😕
Even listen to the lushness of Halo here. It probably would've been flat or at best metronomic like a Memento Mori track.
@@dddayesq5061 Disagree. Two Minute Warning, If You Want and Fools are three really good tracks that Wilder wrote. If You Want while not a commercially viable probably shines the brightest while the other two might've been hits in a different time and place.
Others will tell you they like Work Hard and In Your Memory; but I understand why they were ultimately b-sides (but DM b-sides were better than most band's a-sides).
Wilder also wrote The Landscape Is Changing, which really shows off his potential even if the overall score on the track is not too high.
Yea, none of his tracks probably make the top ten percent of DM tracks; but again his strengths are musicianship and sound production much more than lyrics; and Wilder has said that he ultimately feels his lyrics are wanting for him. I can't help but think he should've kept writing a song a year while in DM even if they weren't released; because I think he would've ultimately came up with something magical eventually. But he had the luxury of not having to because he was in a band with Martin Gore.
Evidentemente la pazienza di Alan ,durante le sessions di Madrid in particolare, doveva essere arrivata davvero al limite.... Peccato che in quel periodo nessuno del resto della band abbia compreso in alcun modo il disagio suo nel capire che , per l'ennesima volta, avrebbe dovuto sobbarcarsi quasi in toto tutto il lavoro di preparazione in studio, dall'incisione dell' album alla programmazione delle tastiere per il l tour successivo, mixaggio ect.....Fa strano che ,tempo dopo, lo stesso Dave abbia ricordato di come , nonostante il tempo passato insieme in studio e on stage,non riuscissero per certi versi a fidarsi completamente di Alan, quasi temendo la sua acclarata bravura. Non abbiamo la controprova di come avrebbero potuto essere "Ultra "o "Exiter " o i successivi, affidati alle cure tecnologiche di Alan. Senza di lui , in ogni caso , la band ha perso buona parte della sua unicità, soprattutto nelle esecuzioni dal vivo. Erano piuttosto originali , davvero distaccati da tutti gli altri gruppi dello stesso periodo. Peccato ......
I'd add everything counts as well. But that's cuz Gordeno butchers them. He has gotten better tho...
Dear Jesus....Alan 😵😍
Best period, best music. All the stars aligned at once!!
Alan !!!!!!!
The lyricist and the musical genius. When Alan Wilder left Depeche Mode, Depeche Mode broke.
I still hope that Alan Wilder might come back for one album.
Not going to happen..
Yes@@davieandpambeveridge3040, unfortunately I also assume that.
@@davieandpambeveridge3040 who knows
Martin Gore is your boss, (lyricist and musical genius) + Alan Wilder one great producer and musician) ;) and the rest is history
@@plutostube "Alan Charles Wilder is never coming back to Depeche Mode... Not even if Martin gave him a billion dollar.. yeaaah..."
Their body language is saying "I don't want to do this interview!!" LOL
AW is a true GENIUS!! And Recoil is amazing!!!
@@dddayesq5061it was a project. he wanted to play around with different artists but yah those artists weren’t that good
They're incredibly patient with the interviewer. Great endurance they have sitting there waiting for the poor questions.
OMG, WOW how the hell was this footage hidden for so long?! Watching Alan is mesmerising, I could watch him all day long counting change. Interview was dull but both looked incredibly hot. This was the prime DM era. Thank you.
22:00 Alan brings it exactly to the point what Depeche Mode Sounds were standing for and why they used new technologies to create their sound.
Goddamn, I love this period from Depeche Mode!!!
Alan IS a living genius
It's not very often you see an interview of Alan & Martin together, I noticed Martin is usually getting interviewed more often with Fletch or Dave.
Damn goosebumps...Alan can make tuning his Synth cool
You don't tune a digital synth.
40 years a fan , but I've never seen this interview. Martin looks bored as heel with the interviewer. Thx for upload.
I'm even bored by the interviewer
Dave put the final nail in the coffin. Alan's never coming back. They've all moved on, but it doesn't change the Black Swarm's dream! How about this instead:
An Alan Wilder remix album, like his superb version of "In Chains"? They wouldn't even have to be in the same room and they all make a boatload of money. It's ridiculously win-win. Martyr, Suffer Well, Peace, Fragile Tension, It's No Good, Soothe My Soul, Happens All The Time -- there are many gems that could be absolute monsters.
@@dddayesq5061Thanks
Thanks God we could enjoy these 2 geniouses together during those amazing albums
15:10 the handshake seals the contract literally lol
Μartin always coming forward with any discontent in interviews
Alan looks a little pissed about some of the things being said…by both of the other people in the interview, lol
My favorite DM period Violator!
The funny thing is that only Martin and Alan rehearse for concerts apparently...
You can feel the tension between them but how is possible to get their best as they were suffering along the way or was that the final price of getting great epic music ?
Now where did you find this footage and why have I never seen it before?? Thank you for posting!! VG
I was hoping you would find this VG 🚨 AW FanBoy alert 🚨
FanBoy alert :D
Fuck me its you vg, iam watching this right now. never seen this either.
Vaughn!! It’s so nice to see you here. Love your channel
Whilst I was watching this I was wondering what Vaughn would think of this video, not a surprise you've already watched it! 😂
World Violation Samples left and right….Nice. EMAX II and Halo. This is as rare as can be..
Fletch is the heart of DM!!! .. I'm kiddig lol, gotcha
Hehe, that is so mean! I like it though.
What if Alan came back and landscaped the next album and toured for it one last time? Could you imagine the album and ticket sales?
Wow!!! 😮😮😮😮🖤🖤🖤🖤
Is it me or is it strange to see Martin and Alan interviewed together? Didn't Martin usually do interviews with Fletch in tow?
True and the atmosphere is a bit more serious than usual. No joking around.
@@Partillhead It makes sense that Gore and Wilder would be the ones actually rehearsing...they were basically doing all the live music at that point and probably determining Fletcher's parts as well.
Why would you expect to see Fletch in a rehearsal studio??
There is another video where Mart and Alan were interviewed together, that was around 1984 - 85 if I am not mistaken.
@@stanislav182000 you talking about the beard-interview? Lol
Sir David Callcott
Sir Martin Lee Gore
Sir Alan Charles Wilder
Sir Andrew John Leonard Fletcher
two complementary geniuses
Emax-Boyz, my favourite synthduo
First time seen this. Great stuff Thanks
yo creo que martin se sentia incomodo con alan porque martin si bien es el compositor con su guitarra, alan es el productor musical de depeche asi que ovbiamente tenia mucho mas para hablar de musica creo que martin y los demas seguramente se sentirian opacados por alan en las entrevistas, era el unico que hablaba de musica
También Alan era el único sobrio, por eso se marchó
Una joya esta entrevista...!!!!
Absolutely magical 🎶❤️🎶
Great stuff! A absolutely devoteetreasure! Thanks a lot! :)
I do wonder what this interview would've been like if Dave was in the same room with Alan instead of Martin, I know Alan got along a lot better with Dave than he did with Fletch and Martin.
What a cool and unusual interview and footage with Alan and Martin! This is the first time I've seen such an interview, but I really liked it! Thank you so much! ❤️❤️❤️🔥🔥😎🤗🥰👍👍😍😍😁👌
Oh man, great stuff. I always wonder if it's more...
Beautiful interview❤
I´ve always felt a certain awkwardness between Martin and Alan, what they did as band mates is eternal, but it seems that they didn´t had a friendship.
I don’t think that that’s the case. I don’t think they had that deep of a friendship but what they had was a work friendship. They mutually respected and liked eachother. But on the another hand let’s not forget that Martin as a person in his core is a quiet individual. And Alan is on a more serious side. So this two personalities are great for working together and partying sometimes, but not a big laugh.
The problem was between Alan and Andy
@@javierzubizarreta2933 To a certain extent yes, but not in the studio, more like on tour. And everybody had a problem with himself or someone else. These aroused while making sofad. I think Alan quit not JUST because of Andy, but because of the whole dave being on drugs and Martin not talking to him, and fletch not helping the situation. And on this looongg devotional tour the situation just worsened, and he realised that he (Alan) had enough.
@@Petersonstudios I know because I actually talked with Alan about this.
@@javierzubizarreta2933 Amazing! Could you tell us more? ☺️
I can see Alan speak very eloquent.. not slurring. Unlike Martin not so well spoken.. Its seem Alan more serious don't smiles alot. But i like Alan Wilder the best. For Martin his songwriting..
oh wow.. where did this come from? They were so hands on back then .. just the 4 of them on stage. Legends.
Thanks sharing this incredible footage.
You're welcome
@@WillyBilliams incredible channel BTW thank U :-)
VIELEN LIEBEN DANK...FRIEDEN und FREIHEIT...
Why isn't Andrew Fletche NOT in rehearsal. Is it because he does NOT play an instrument?????
The best depeche mode forever.38 años de pura devocion...
wow, a piece of history
Can you imagine any band nowdays doing a handshake lable deal? Everything about DM was so special. Alam mentioned doing some PR crap they did t like...and I kept getting flashbacks of the Ducks..lol
Алан,такой красавчик! 🥰🥰🥰
Hearing about scsi & syquest... All my youth... 😁
The greatest years of DM
En 12:05 la divina risa de Martin y la cara de piedra de Wilder, es para mí el resumen de ésta invaluable nota.
" I can feel the disconfort ..."🎶🎵🎶
Gracias x compartir.Saludos🤗
Alan Wilder mostrando cuan importante fue para Depeche Mode...idolo
Y Martin pensando"el genio,el inventor soy YO..."😉
I think it was 1990. In 1989 we didn't know the songs and the album. The band had rehearsals in March / April in London, before they moved to the USA to continue stage rehearsals before the proper your.
Yeah, they mention that the Policy of Truth video is out.
Well Personal Jesus came out in August ‘89 and they talk about how it was received in America. So, yes, likely 1990.
Martin seems to be uncomfortable along with Alan
Aquí comenzaba la magia en los sonidos de dm mi amor trabajando arduamente lo amo por siempre ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️💋😍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Alan el Primer Trabajador!!!
When Martin talks it looks like he doing the voice for a puppet and trying not to move is mouth.
I love Martin's very shallow attempt to hide his contempt for the interviewer... "Do you not lie in France?" 😅 When talking about the theme of truth and lies in policy of truth.
Love this person
Awesome but F that watermark
they need each other because they complete each other
DM's music is not as cool as before, and Recoil's music has no beautiful melody, just cool sounds
it's been almost 30 years since they separated :
Una de las mejores producciones de Depeche Mode VIOLATOR ,saludos a los devotos del universo ellos son cultura para la historia musical
OMG 😱
Alan was the sound of DM... Martin was the soul of DM... Dave was the voice... And Andy...? What was he...? 🤔 I mean back then... 😅😁
Martins school friend.
what a strange interview, they don't seem too impressed for some reason.
What i like the most are the Halo’s string samples those whole sections sampled from Elgar!
could you be more specific?
what is elgar?
Elgar is a classical music composer. Alan sampled part of his music and combined them with synth strings in Halo
The string samples you start hearing in minute 6:05
The interviewer/reporter seams to no nothing about music production . . .and very funny when the reporter think that it is typical british to tink about "lies and truth" . . . I miss Alan Wilder . . .bring he back to Depeche !!!!
from depeche mode to "demo mode"
A great comment section.
god, that was painful.
I can see the difference between them here. Alan is more of a disciplined 9 to 5 producer, and Martin is more of a dreamer who lets the songs come in their own time. They're just different, in the way Roger Waters and Richard Wright were. It's easy for one to view the other displinarian or lazy. It's good they both probably understand their personal differences now and aren't on unfriendly terms.
Great interview but as Martin hints, the music press (and the press in general) are a disgusting, verminous bunch.
Now that Andy Fletcher has passed away do you think Dave and Martin will continue on with Depeche Mode?
That's a good question... At this point, they've been together for over 40 years. To lose someone like Fletch is a devastating loss. He was like a brother to them. I don't know if it will be the same for Mart and Dave without Fletch there. Also, the rest of the members are getting up there in age. As a fan, I would want them to continue but if they were to stop, I would completely understand.
@@OnAPlain88 I hope they are able to make 1 last album
How well did Alan and Martin get along with each other? It's rare to see both of them being interviewed together.
This interview makes me feel that they're pissed off each other somehow.
I think they were alright, I know Alan didn't always feel like he was respected in the band and hated Fletch, primarily because in his eyes he did a lot more work for less recognition whilst Fletch would constantly mess up on stage (that's when his keyboards were plugged in!) and not have much of a contribution to the music yet took a lot of the credit. Fletch supposedly did a lot of the managing but without the combination of Martin and Alan he would have nothing to manage.
Naturally Fletch would never let Alan back into the band although Dave/Martin would probably be quite happy to have him back, and I think the band would be better if Fletch quit and Alan returned.
@@dglcomputers1498 Mart has a symbiotic relationship with Fletch. The two will never separate. Dave on the other hand was close with Alan, and would welcome him back. Alas, Alan isn’t doing much these days outside enjoying his retirement. Recoil wasn’t successful and Alan has disdain for the music industry. A Dave and Alan duo album would be interesting, but might piss off Mr. Clapper and Mr. Vibrato. ;)
@@dglcomputers1498 Ha It would be a dream come true if Fletch left and Alan came back!!
@@elmarkeweloh1484 Very perceptive. You can see it in their eyes. Sadly, this period of time is the beginning of the end. The Wilder era was DM's very best.
GREAT STUFF..i like it !...but 1989 ?......not feb 1990 ? .They talk about Anton Cobijn just did the new video "policy of truth" (12 min 45 sec)
7:35 looks less than enthused to be talking
They do look pissy lol…
Can Someone write us about the conversation starting 7:08 to 7:33 pleeeaaasssseee !!! ????
💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️✨✌️
I wonder why Alan left DM ? My instinct tells me he probably didn't get along with Martin hence had a massive fallout and left. He probably got on well with Fletch and Dave. Anyone knows better do let me know . Thanks
I think that Alan was putting tremendous amounts of effort into the band and others not so much.
Could have left out of frustration and compensation or not fairly disturbing compensation.
Only Alan knows exactly why?
Alan actually did not like Fletch very much during his later years being in DM, he was also very upset that Fletch was getting paid the same as Alan yet Alan was doing a lot more work in the studio, I think Martin and Fletch were the reasons why Alan left the band.
@@Doobie1975 Not only was Alan doing much more work consistently for each album, dave was drugging it up. Hard to produce work when others aren't putting the same effort. You should listen to the vid of the guy who helped alan create the sound for enjoy the silence.
@Hummer's Revenge Agreed.
@@dennishough3709 wrong Andy was putting lots effort in the band, especially in programming and sampling
Там смотришь,и пленки тура 90 года всплывут.
дай бог :))
Так они есть, их просто выпускать не хотят
Мартин: - Парни я напишу такие песни что вы офигеете, а замысел моего альбома никто не разгадает. И этот альбом будет SOFAD"
Алан: - Ребята а я напишу музыку и не просто музыку а шедевры"
ДЕЙВ: - Парни я этот альбом спою что вы на всегда запомните.
Эндриу: - А я буду просто поднимать правую руку за синтезатором.
Violator yeah, but Exciter na.
why no 4K?
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Without Alan dM would be in a trashcan!
Oh god they look so bored it's low-key hilarious. Must have sucked to be there