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D.A. Pennebaker's documentary of Depeche Mode's 1988 world tour shows how an effete glam-goth synth-pop band from Essex, England, could ultimately sell out Pasadena, California's Rose Bowl. Woven in is up-close footage of a busload of eager, young, oft-inebriated fans, but Pennebaker renders the band just as intimately -- singer Dave Gahan, elegantly waifish, gently applies his makeup and reminisces about his days of stocking supermarket shelves.
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Track List
- Pimpf
- Behind The Wheel
- Strangelove
- Sacred
- Something To Do
- Blasphemous Rumours
- Stripped
- Somebody
- Things You Said
- Black Celebration
- Shake the Disease
- Nothing
- Pleasure Little Treasure
- People Are People
- A Question Of Time
- Never Let Me Down Again
- A Question Of Lust
- Master And Servant
- Just Can't Get Enough
- Everything Counts
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