Depeche Mode | Interview with Dave Gahan | U2 - Rattle And Hum film premiere | London 1988

* Dave Gahan is coming as a guest at the premiere screening of U2's Rattle And Hum in London*
Language: English / Japanese
Date: 1988-10-31
Venue: Empire Cinema, Leicester Square, London, England
Program: Off The Wall
Origial network: Super Channel
Rebroadcast network: unknown Japanese TV

[@nelatrnackova6501]

This is beautiful interview ❤

[@user-nc1dm3kj9m]

very nice interview

[@giusy.cancelliere]

Thanks guys ☺️ stunning 🥰

[@mikevanderloo6361]

I wish David Gahan and Bono has sing a song together in the dark early nineteens.... and a video or photo directed by Anton Corbijn of the two of them

[@seanp8220]

Thank God DEPCEHE MODE remained credible

[@seanp8220]

Dunno why the comments were turned off for the Alan Wilder question so I'll answer it here - of course people are going to ask - and why is Gahan so naive about that? Or the world in general? They are going to WANT to know that! Obviously.

[@JerryMain1]

Alan is an important part for dM darkness. He is still a living person right? I don't see why Dave compare this as living in the past as if this is something so impossible. It just takes 3 people to start wanting to record something together for millions of fans who would be more than happy about it. If dM was Dave and Martin first fans second then why they play the same songs every tour? Aren't they tired 30 years singing ETS, PTS and NLMDA

[@vanillacaffelatte]

I think Dave and Martin think so highly of themselves that they don't even consider it for one second. As long as money roll in, they don't care. Millions of fans wil fill the stadiums on the next tour anyway so why would they bother...? I think the only way thanks to which it could happen is if people stopped coming to their crappy gigs. Maybe that would give them something to think about.

[@seanp8220]

I agree 100%.

[@seanp8220]

@@vanillacaffelatte I don't agree with you at all. They arern't crappy gigs AT ALL

[@ka5269]

Unfortunately, Dave was wrong about Rattle & Hum; way too polished and uninteresting. Depeche Mode 101 is a much better documentary film. Incidentally, the Edge attended the concert filmed at the Rose Bowl.