Depeche Mode 101: Alan Wilder HD

[@sandysyd5288]

Alan Wilder created the unique DM sound. Miss him

[@irchieirchie]

Alan, if only you knew that there are so many people who love you and appreciate your cosmic talent

[@amesbana9561]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@anit6794]

I'm sure he knows...❤

[@tonymain341]

His playing on Never Let Me Down is the best, truly an amazing talent, thanks Alan for all the years of great music.👍😎🎶

[@TheGizele]

So true ❤

[@krzysztofmarkowski9017]

Alan wróć

[@sylwiazablockatatara1237]

Alan Wilder is the missing piece in the puzzles Depeche Mode. He is a master of the sound.

[@StSam]

Or Stalker... or Red River Cargo... Luscious Apparatus even!

[@veggie42]

He left for another minor group that had no luck...

[@otreba28]

Agree

[@williestyle35]

@veggie42 Alan Wilder did not leave Depeche Mode for another group. Martin, Dave, and Andy just decided to go on without Alan, mostly (basically he aired his issues about not getting enough credit, or an equal share, or sometimes just not much creative input. and they together with Alan decided he would not continue with the band). After a short time he helped put together the music project 'Recoil'. He has put out a few albums with them.

[@Surmelina]

​@@williestyle35Alan left DM for his personal project Recoil, there were no "them", Recoil is just Alan

[@antochrome]

That’s why I love Depeche Mode 1982-1993 era, only because of Alan. he seems to be quiet and inconspicuous, but we all know - he's the boss ;)

[@ramalama9650]

He never wanted to be the boss. He just wanted to create good music. He succeeded. Fletch didn't like it though. Being a successful 'clapper', he wasn't happy with anyone within the band who could perform more complicated tasks than that.

[@javiervinas6880]

Era la sensatez, dentro de un grupo con diferentes Egos.

[@ramalama9650]

Alan no tenía ego. Fletch lo hizo y muy celoso también. Seamos realistas. ¡No aportó nada musicalmente! Ahí es donde estaban los problemas. Era amigo del señor Gore, eso es todo. Fletch realmente tuvo mucha suerte de involucrarse en todo esto, realmente lo fue.@@javiervinas6880

[@Farewelltokingz]

@@ramalama9650Alan was all talent no ego and Andy was no talent all ego.

[@ramalama9650]

@@Farewelltokingz That explains it perfectly!

[@craigthornton1971]

The best era of DM. The guy was taken for granted far too often, no wonder he left

[@goldmvnd]

his fingers are so gentle on the keyboard. it's mesmerizing

[@goldmvnd]

also love when he's just hitting shit with a stick

[@liantrosretrospectiva4134]

yeah, but I always loved that single note hit hard with his middle finger in black celebration´s chorus ( see 2:25 )

[@goldmvnd]

@@liantrosretrospectiva4134 yesss that too!

[@oandri]

Oh, Alan will play cool and sexy on spoons. I'm most excited about him on the keyboard. This is love with a period of hatred (not personally - “transfer”) from the first frame of the perfect placement of fingers on the keys of a guy in a gray suit.

[@lowandodor1150]

do you daydream of him playing _blasphemous rumours_ on your skin? ˘J˘

[@fairdose]

Alan was so unbelievably gorgeous at that time along with being the "secret sauce" to Depeche Mode's music during the "Golden Age" of Depeche Mode..

[@oandri]

Hi was one of Architector's of DM's voice.

[@bea8773]

My biggest crush ever. Alan I miss you.

[@marsupialmicron]

Alan playing e-mu Samplers, Martin writing, Dave singing and Andrew clapping, that is the depeche mode I loved.

[@liantrosretrospectiva4134]

Andy should have stayed offstage decades ago, just assuming the role of manager and accountant... it was disrespectful to the fans to have been onstage pretending he was playing... he didn't do anything musically, so why stay as a member of the band all those years?

[@soaztigriss7327]

​@@liantrosretrospectiva4134parce que Andrew "Fletch" était le seul capable de contenir les excès de Dave et Martin.

[@soaztigriss7327]

​@@liantrosretrospectiva4134c'était Fletch le vrai boss.

[@piscesempress1978]

@@liantrosretrospectiva4134 He was Martin's best mate and his voice, That is why, Martin was ultra loyal to Andy. Plus like you said he handled the business aspect in some ways too.

[@marybrown6124]

I still get weak in the knees when he smiles.

[@kvid64]

Don't we all? 😊

[@marybrown6124]

@@kvid64 Thank you for making this! I have watched it over and over, once with tears streaming down my cheeks. Love him.

[@yamilabravo491]

Jajajaj siiii. El mejor comentario

[@mrwakko5715]

Depeche Mode without Alan's TALENT became Depeche Mini. It was never the same without him.

[@Birdforever888]

💯

[@bea8773]

I totally agree. I stopped listening to DM after Alan's departure...

[@EtsiJuuret]

​@@bea8773I've started Muse & Sparks

[@EdgarsB]

These fingers on keyboard... Genius of sounds... The one and only - Alan Charles Wilder!

[@sasastojanovic3320]

4:44:44

[@EtsiJuuret]

«Flying Fingers»

[@Lawtasaj]

Alan = God's gift to women!!!!!

[@ninawildr4207]

Nah to humanity...to music

[@goldmvnd]

REAL

[@phil-ys3cf]

and men too...!

[@sophiewilleme9921]

Alan Wilder a été et restera toujours mon chouchou de Depeche Mode sans lui ce groupe n’aurait jamais atteint autant de succès. Lui seul pouvait mettre en musique les paroles des chansons de Martin Gore avec des sons nouveaux dans les 80’s avec tant de talent, il est un musicien de génie. Combien j’admire sa façon de jouer, comme si ses mains s’envolaient sur le clavier, et avoir appris à jouer de la batterie en seulement 6 mois c’est époustouflant. Comme par hasard les meilleures chansons de DM sont celles qui étaient faites lors de la présence d’Alan dans le groupe alors si seulement il avait reçu un minimum de reconnaissance pour tout son travail il ne serait parti… Alan est un être passionné par la musique, il aura mis tout son cœur et toute son âme pour DM mais il avait eu trop de choses à porter pour un seul homme, c’est lui qui passait des nuits en studio pour les arrangements. Nous pouvons aussi constater qu’il a une très belle voix qui a mon grand regret a été sous exploitée, dans le live de Brest il chante en duo avec Dave Gahan sur un morceau magnifique et génial qu’Alan a composé « If You Want », leurs voix se marient parfaitement ensemble. Alan est non seulement le beau gosse de Depeche Mode au yeux doux et au beau sourire, il est un artiste de génie qui méritait de ne pas être mis dans l’ombre mais au contraire, il méritait la lumière. Monsieur Wilder vous nous manquerez toujours, vous êtes irremplaçable 🙏👏

[@karinecnudde8120]

Je n'aurais pas dit mieux. Alan Wilder c'est l'essence de DM. Plus rien n'a jamais sonné comme avant après le départ de cet homme discret, d'une grande intelligence, véritable bourreau de travail et absolu magicien du son. Ce qu'il a fait avec Recoil est absolument remarquable mais reste malheureusement trop peu connu du grand public... La ressortie fin 2022 des 3 derniers albums de ce projet électro qu'il a porté depuis 1986 et auquel il s'est consacré complètement dès 1995 a été une bonne nouvelle mais on ne trouve quasiment aucune recension de cela où que ce soit... Il n'a rien fait de nouveau depuis 2012 sauf, en 2016, collaborer aux arrangements et à l'enregistrement de "Calling The Clock", premier titre de Dede, une jeune artiste qui ne semble pas avoir bien fait grand chose ensuite... Il manque beaucoup, beaucoup, beaucoup...

[@irchieirchie]

Alan is unique: a genius and a real gentleman

[@yassinmirrah4696]

une alchimie entre les textes de martin et la voix de dave et les arrangements d'alan qui au résultat a donné les meilleurs albums de dm ,, aujourd'hui c'est que du dm light qui nous est servit ,, c'est triste tout se potentiel perdu a jamais ,,, merci mister wilder pour toutes ces terrible années 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@ninawildr4207]

Wow agreed💯

[@christophekamikaze9295]

Cela me fait extrêmement plaisir d'avoir lu tous ces commentaires sur Alan, au final je suis content de ne pas être le seul à penser ça, je m'aperçois que beaucoup de monde sur cette planète regrette le départ de merveilleux musicien. Alan c'est le cerveau de DM, sans lui effectivement, nous n'aurions pas eu tous ces morceaux retravaillés à la perfection même si c'est Martin qui les composaient.(tout le monde sait que martin n'aime trop rester en studio). Pour ma part, j'étais un fou de DM de 1985 à 1993 car j'avais 12 ans à cette époque et c'est grâce à ma sœur qui est plus âgée que j'ai découvert ce groupe, mais aujourd'hui je n'écoute plus du tout car je ne me reconnais pas dans le son de DM, Martin utilise trop de guitare, il y a en permanence une batterie et le clavier qui remplace Alan n'est pas à la hauteur. Ce qui faisait de ce groupe, un groupe unique c'était son style new wave, aujourd'hui c'est limite pop rock. Effectivement, ils n'ont pas reconnu le Talent d'alan à sa juste valeur et DM a perdu ce qu'ils avaient de mieux pour mettre les gens sur orbite. j'aurais espéré qu'à la mort de Fletch, Alan revienne mais malheureusement ce n'est pas le cas, en tout cas pour moi le meilleur c'est lui.

[@FreddieFreethinking]

Alan Wilder Was The Sound Creator Of Depeche Mode. Without Alan Wilder DM Never Would Have Sounded As Great As They Did. From 1982 To 1995 Alan Wilder Was The Brain Behind The Sound Of Depeche Mode. He Is A Musical Genius. A Salute You Alan.! 👏

[@NostalKeys]

He was the brain of the band!

[@rikardvilhelmlindell405]

It is only too obvious what Alan thought of Just Can’t Get Enough. The smile to the camera while playing says it all.

[@donnazigmont2615]

Alan Wilder i love you. I have since 1986. Been a Depeche fan since 1983. The Alan era is my favorite, they put out their best music when he was there. IMO anyway.

[@_.OX._]

Depeche Mode .. everything comes back to Alan.

[@FavreianVengeance]

Alan Wilder made it look so effortless. His replacement with all due respect makes it look like an unconquerable chore.

[@herrfriskytten7994]

To someone like me, when Alan was Behind the Wheel DM were godlike... I'll say it again. Again and again.

[@martinwarford1389]

He was like playing 3 or 4 parts with two hands. He was playing chess while the others were playing checkers.

[@Kamiknicks]

Is it possible to be both charming and clever and creative? yes it is when your name is Alan Wilder! The genius hiding in the shadows of the stage..

[@blueroses7935]

I know it's a cliche, but I'll never get over Alan - People can say 'get over it' or 'move on' as much as they want; I hate that people think they have the right to dictate how other people think or feel. I wish I didn't miss him - my life's bad enough as it is. But I can't stand 21st-century DM. I saw them for the first and only time in 2009 and felt utterly miserable: even before the concert, I saw the merch and just wished I was watching the WVT. As for the concert, I found myself looking at the ground in sadness because I couldn't help imagining that there was a time when I'd have been watching Alan. (I hate how the band installed Peter as a permanent replacement. Much as Alan leaving upsets me, I think I'd have found it easier and may have gone to subsequent shows if the band had varied their use of session musicians.) Alan's role in the studio has been talked about a lot, and rightly so, but I miss him most as a live performer. He was so cool and handsome, his keyboard playing was mesmerising, and his vocals harmonised so well with Martin and Dave's. Given DM's success as a stadium rock act, they're clearly a massive commercial force and obviously doing something right. But this rock/cabaret version of DM with permanent session musos and Dave's stage persona is so cringe-inducing and far-removed from the band I loved. I know-they've 'evolved.' Unfortunately, what they've evolved into isn't to my taste. People who saw tours like 'Black Celebration' and 'World Violation' are SO lucky. 😢

[@KennethDillard]

It's hard to get over it because of the massive difference in the sound since he left. While each album post-Wilder has had one or two really good songs, as a whole, the albums have fell flat. We'll always have to live with "what if".

[@pindoskaputt4499]

Все правильно.

[@piscesempress1978]

Well put. I have to agree wth you. I cannot go or listen to much DM after he left Its almost too difficult to listen to someone else play his parts. I have to also agree about how handsome he was, but i think he is still is, forever beautiful. I got to see the World Violation Tour, and the Devotional/Exotic tours.. AMAZING.. I haevnt seen them live since then.

[@dianahohn6329]

Min 7:07 kissing your beautiful hard-working hands for the fabulous work you do, Alan

[@BartekEVH]

I didn't know that so many voices I know from songs belonged to Alan. I always thought it was just Dave. Alan has a similar voice. An outstanding musician!!!!!!!! Without him, DM ceased to be the same DM for me. :(

[@MyCovertNarcissism]

Alan Wilder.... you were truly the MVP.... we miss you!

[@voxman7567]

The Great Alan Wilder. The best DM era 1982-1994

[@drgsym5742]

Alan is one of spiritual members, he was a great and creative musician, DM without him is a kind of loss.

[@jab3593]

You just shared the best parts of the movie. Alan has it all. beautiful talent, musical genius, voice, and looks.

[@femme-mirage]

Wonderful musician and beautiful man 🖤

[@SaskiaBaur72]

Been in love with this man since I was 14😍

[@piscesempress1978]

9 here lol. I remember telling my sister and my mom when I was 9 I am going to marry that man ;) hehe

[@andycibc]

Martin is a superb songwriter, but no one can write gems consistently. Alan was a master of creating the backdrop to Martin's songs and he elevated great songs into iconic ones and so-so songs into good ones. Of course with Dave's delivery, one of the best front men in the history of bands with that powerful, seductive voice, and you have a product that is much, much greater than their individual talents. None of their individual works - Recoil, Martin's solo works, Dave's solo and collabs - they don't remotely come close to what DM achieves when all 3 are contributing...and that is the greatest shame. Listen to In Chains...album version and then Wilder's version.

[@vinkomiskovski1010]

This also to Depeche Mode after Alan Wilder period - no a single song has become anywhere near as successful, famous, as DM with Allen. Excuse me please DM in the current lineup...

[@emilioceratti1569]

Tienes razón, si Alan como el mejor arreglista, martin como compositor y dave con su voz barítono hubieran llegado juntos más allá de las estrellas, la realidad y honestamente no se cual era la gracia de Andrew disculpen mi ignorancia, aparte de tocar los teclados cual era la función de el?....como sea....DM dejo de serlo cuando salio Alan y ahora que murió Andrew, pues peor aún.. .si hubiera quedado Alan estoy segura que el MEMENTO MORI hubiera sido algo muy diferente y todos los discos posteriores al ULTRA.

[@Rondo2ooo]

Totally agree. I wrote something similar some years ago under another DM clip. DM is only all of them. I don't want to diss Fletch, but it's the 3 guys or nothing.

[@AntiDot70]

He was an absolute genius and the magic spark in the lineup. Alan's musical contributions is what made DM, the DM we all love and cherish. The moment he left the group, DM lost everything that made the band. He was the glue that kept the band together. Yes, they all contributed in their own ways, but Alan WAS the Depeche Mode. Even in their darkest hours, they produced their best work. He will always be DM and DM is not the same without him.

[@javiervinas6880]

Eso es, la música oscura, épica y a la vez llena de una carga emocional apabullante se la debemos a él. “Alan Wilder”.

[@stardustgirl2904]

I miss you Alan! 💜👍🏻🤗

[@kitty-alicefrench1199]

Alan Wilder is the only miracle my heart needs 😊

[@southmidlandsarea6975]

I would love to be able to bump into Alan one day and just say ‘thank you’ - the Golden era of depeche from CTA to SOFAD were simple the most incredible albums. Martin continues to write great songs (a few exceptions) but Alan had a way of adding the magic pixie dust to them. He is great;y missed by me and although we know he would never go back for one last time, I still dream that Martin and Dave could make it happen. A stunning musician and producer who made DM the global phenomenon they became. Thank you for sharing this

[@sergiojaviercastrotorres1902]

What a musician!!!!!!

[@NickFixHC]

Fuck yeah Alan Wilder.

[@30pmfr03]

Alan is the most beautiful man I've ever seen, but in this 101 footage he is especially fine looking. The hair, the outfit, his hands on the keys, goooooood. I could swoon over him non stop. What a man ❤

[@-minsunsistgott-rod5253]

Смотри. ..LUK... гомиков в рай не берут.....🤒

[@piscesempress1978]

I 100000000000 million percent agree, I think he is the most handsome, beautiful man ever created... Idk there is something about this period where I was like Good Lord, he looks hot as hell.... I have agree, I have been swooning over him for over 30 plus years.

[@piscesempress1978]

I could watch him for hours and hours. There is just something otherworldly about him, yes he is the most gorgeous man ever, but he has a humbleness, a kindness and an aura about him , how could you not fall in love with him. Been head over heels in love with him since 1987. Miss him so much. He brought something truly special to DM that is missing. Such a lovely man, and that accent. perfection.

[@vygantasbutkus2818]

Alan was the Best...The GOD of sintesized sounds,engineer of DM greatness...Totaly respect

[@vinicius8976]

Alan....the best....

[@protmeirgo]

1:13 those hands make magic and that's why my obsession with The Thing You Said, I love that part of the song, also the part that he sings "I never tried to hide them.......... I never denied them" edit: I can't stop watching this video on loop thanks to KZbin and my love for Alan's talent, thank you KZbin for your service

[@CorleoneDiscoStar]

The most talented musician... I would love to see him back in DM. Driving force of DM's sound back then. ❤❤❤

[@trickievt]

I've realised that so many years of watching the Master at work, I type in the soft flowing way that he taps his keys, its quite an art, ha ha 😂 Mr W, keep us forever entertained! ❤

[@junebaby166]

I always loved "101" but I think I could just watch this on loop instead. Alan is my favourite. Miss him like mad! Thank you so much for this video edit! ❤

[@lenovo4935]

best era DM 1984-1990

[@ric-sen2705]

-1993

[@trishgibbons]

Alan u have amazing talent and incredible voice and I miss u and yvr so gifted

[@シトリン-t4j]

Alan's backstage service is wonderful.

[@lolam.9291]

What a talent!! You will always be the essence of DM for me ❤. The DM today has nothing on the Alan DM years.

[@jonise2524]

Mr.Wilder definitely was an important and a definitive force in DM, what a Genius playing those keyboards, just !!! ! WoW !! Remember he played the drums too ,no words to describe his talent. Or just Genius 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👍🏽🙏🏼

[@InfraRedLight]

Oh my… I love this guy ❤️ I love them all in fact. Alan’s beautiful long fingers are dancing like graceful ballet dancers. His elfy eyes 😍 He is soooo in love with music, that I cannot believe he can live without it now… I hope he is very happy in his life, he deserves it 🌹

[@femme-mirage]

Beautifully written ❤

[@dirkjewitt5037]

Alan was the heartbeat of Depeche Mode, they don't suck without him, but the energy is missing.

[@VNomak]

Alan you are the best!!!!

[@JenniferKirchhoff-d4l]

Oh my goodness, watching those nimble fingers dance across the keyboard… It makes a girl have all kinds of dirty thoughts. Such an incredibly hot man… And a brilliant musical genius on top of it? Perfection.

[@InfraRedLight]

💯

[@piscesempress1978]

Agreed 1000 percent.Had many a thought about Alan over the past 30 plus years. Gorgeous man, talented as hell, and down to earth what is not to love? Those hands and voice.. Perfection

[@me-wx9jx]

He smiling at 7:37 melts my heart! It feels like he did this especially to me☺️

[@Surmelina]

You're doing God's work here))

[@missszeghy]

7:35 ♡

[@blueroses7935]

I love that moment - his smile makes me melt. Such a gorgeous, talented man. Miss him so much😥

[@piscesempress1978]

@@blueroses7935 same.... that smile has been melting me since 1987 : I miss him too .. I think we all do.

[@ultramet]

This is the version of 101 that we always wanted ! 😂😂😂❤❤❤❤

[@alohaiorana4704]

Alan Wilder es perfecto, sin él Depeche Mode no es lo mismo. 😢

[@e.g.348]

The soul of DM perfect sounds. Damn! I miss this man ...😞💔🙌🏻

[@rswpt]

pure talent

[@대빵-i2b]

내가 제일 사랑하는 Alan. Alan이 DM을 탈퇴함과 동시에 나의 DM 사랑도 95년까지가 마지막이었어요. 지금도 95년전까지의 DM 음악만 들어요. 특히 101라이브는 내 인생 최고의 라이브에요. Alan DM에서 활동해줘서 고마워요~

[@Adri-gp2us]

He was good looking and talented

[@rafiqadarr6217]

He still is, both of those things.

[@TedGahan01]

Alan Wilder is the man!

[@oskarobit]

Him and Vince Clark were the only real musicians in the band. I mean that those two know how to play a keyboard and they were the best prepared. In the case of Vince Clark a synth magician, a genius!

[@Rosbeef02]

Miss you, Alan!

[@GilbertoFreitasMendes]

In my opinion Depeche Mode are only one band have a so much masters, sound, percussion, harmonize, composition, superb concerts like as always. Amazing band. Yesterday, today and after tomorrow. I'm other side of globe more precisely in Brasil and always listen them. Yesterday, today and after today. Greetings from Brasil my good friends.

[@mariaeugeniagonzalez419]

Alan!! 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍❤

[@boltsdluna]

Allan was a blessing to the Mode band was never ever the same.

[@johngammon963]

Ah, here is the great and humble man that gave Depeche Mode their edge.

[@tafur101]

If Martin was dM's lyrics, Alan Wilder was dM's sound, a man too talented for whom he was not given his true place in the group, creator of one of their greatest hits, "Enjoy the Silence" and their last masterpiece, SOFAD, you are irreplaceable, Mr. Alan Wilder.

[@p.hajnalka324]

I just love this man, Alan Wilder 😍❤

[@ivancoloma]

Mr Alan Wilder the genius Depeche mode

[@moonagedaydream9426]

Not all heroes wear capes

[@boyddickson1751]

NEVER forgotten

[@noname_.1]

Alan you are a gift for this world 🖤🖤

[@lowandodor1150]

Riddle me this, how is there supposed to ever be a cooler, finer band for a young girl or lad, say 14 to 17, who just discovered that music is divine and everything, than Depeche Mode? I know they were for me, saw them at age 14 here in Vienna in 1988, my first concert by myself and i found my first group of friends through DM, by dressing alike and well, playing a few of their songs at a party. What a grandiose time it was, and this 101 vhs tape, man, i played it on rotation basically. Had 27 records of them, drove to Munich and London to get a particular EP that i could not get here. Had, you ask why had? Well, my dear mother gave my entire collection of the most wonderful music of that era away when i decided to go to the USA for a while with my 1st band....you know, the cure, Jesus & Mary Chain, Sisters, The Mission, etc.....just gave it away.....oh what i'd do to have that record collection back in my hands......

[@verucasalt9182]

Oh no ! Sané happened to my record collection when I went to live in the uk . My sister gave it away .🤦🏻‍♀️

[@lowandodor1150]

@@verucasalt9182 How could they do that to us? I really never got over this, i would love to be able to have all those records again, look at every little detail and listen to those amazing songs on vinyl.... .. . so cruel

[@nelatrnackova6501]

This is beautiful film 101 , interview and my favorite film because i love Depeche mode Very much❤

[@christinaklitgaard7852]

Alan is a Genius.......what a lost for DM!!!!

[@armyferroni8933]

BEAUTIFUL

[@GABRIEL22GAYDENAK]

Красивый ЧЕЛОВЕК АЛАН УАЙЛДЕР.

[@lindahandley5267]

He was very talented and I can see how he must have felt to have put more time and effort in than the others. He just didn't feel appreciated. All of the together were magic!

[@victorrodriguez5765]

Maximun Alan Wilder !!!! 📢🎵🎗️🌷👍

[@pavoliv1091]

I like ALAN the most

[@missanne3467]

I love it ❤️ Alan Alan Alan 😍 Thank you so much for making this video edit 💖

[@kvid64]

You're welcome! Thanks for watching 😀

[@erikk.137]

Miss so much Alan Wilder..., hope some day...

[@james8156]

Alan is the best❤️👍🏻

[@imogenwalters5602]

He has a very pleasant singing voice! Wish we got to hear more of it…. And it’s wonderful to see how passionate and hardworking he is (on and off stage)

[@VictoriaBlancaa]

Refreshing to see him playing..thank you 💐💐

[@mementomori2540]

How gorgeous was he...

[@piscesempress1978]

Was? He is still gorgeous.. forever beautiful.

[@kikalapinis6252]

I love him 🥰🥰

[@Ermak1956]

Какой драйв, звук превосходный.Молодцы

[@paulaandosakai2666]

Meu DM preferido também,um gentleman,charmoso,lindo e muito talentoso detrás dos teclados e da bateria também! Sinto muito a falta dele,o som com ele é totalmente diferente,enfim o real DM está nos anos que ele estava na banda.

[@dernadecapite3179]

Alan, un genio e si vede dalle sue mani suonare ❤❤❤ un pezzo importante dei DM... Spiace che non ci sia piu' nella band.. ❤

[@ФоксинаМалдер]

Great Alan!

[@thanos4826]

Какой талантище!!! И как много потеряли Depeche Mode когда он ушел (

[@РоманС-ф5у]

Да, это точно. Не просто потеряли, а стали совсем другими не в лучшую сторону !

[@diosrelish6924]

They became average band ... they used to be the most distinctive band ever ..... i've just listened to Alan Wilder remix of in chains !! .... big big difference ...his touch simply made that average neglected song a masterpiece .

[@thanos4826]

@@diosrelish6924 100%

[@felipemontiel5623]

El sonido obscuro de depeche Wilder

[@hugobertola8787]

Genio total