Depeche Mode 1982-03-30 Rainbow Club, Oberkorn, Luxembourg

[@lmg6845]

00:01 - See You 04:02 - New Life 07:38 - Just Can’t Get Enough

[@goofycker]

I would've enjoyed some more silence here.

[@paulmchugh8695]

Time I meant to say ?

[@paulmchugh8695]

I believe one band member passed recently? X bless rip x

[@rw8733]

I remember them like this. Happier times for me. 😊

[@IgorSklyarov-wz1gs]

На заднике сцены призма с DSOTM Pink Floyd..

[@jimmywu888]

what a gem of a recording. dave had all the confidence in the world at such a young age.

[@marethefair]

That voice, that presence, those rhythm, all from his teen years and still!

[@Universe021]

Dave was too shy

[@vdussaut9182]

19 yrs old here

[@MLCrow]

He had such a mature voice for such a young person.

[@aceventurablaze]

A good dancee too

[@RobBeatdownBrown]

Imagine just 8 years later, these guys would drop Violator. Wrap that awesomeness around your head. What an unbelievable run this band has had. My absolute favourite band on the planet ❤️🎹❤️

[@anthonypallen7919]

When you look at it like that it is pretty amazing

[@anthonypallen7919]

@Punchtale i disagree . Not all good but there are some excellent tunes

[@RobBeatdownBrown]

@Punchtale Real fans would buy a DM album if it was just 90 minutes of Mediterranean fart noises. There’s hardly another band on the planet from that era that could still do a full run of stadiums 40 years into their career. So respect the boys or shutdafucup 👋🏽😑

[@Bikewithlove]

A high school colleague got a few of us tickets to see them perform live during the Violator tour. I’m not a DM fan, but I have that album because it’s profoundly good. They look like children here, and they sound bad technically, but I can see that the elements are there - especially the courage and attitude, and the smarts to use sequencers to at least look like they can play cohesively. David’s voice is good. The other guys not so much but they’re enjoying themselves. That confidence took them a long way. 👍🏻

[@anthonypallen7919]

Swag

[@bleclercq]

What a beautiful era... people enjoying the show and dancing... not filming the concert on their smart phone...

[@CityOfTinyLines]

And no auto-tune making everything "perfect"

[@mogadon7]

For a bunch of young kids...those synthesisers must have cost a fortune.

[@MavericksDrone]

perfect response.

[@motortraction]

There might be a reason for that....

[@whatilearnttoday5295]

The moment. Living.

[@HenningUhle]

Random dudes doing little ditties in a small club will later become the most influential electronic band in music history. What a perfect footage of the early days of Depeche Mode. And by the way, you see that "Fletch" does not only bum around like he always used to say. This is a great video. Thank you very, very much for uploading this. Back in the days of this gig, you could not imagine that only a few years later these guys would drop "Black Celebration", "Music For The Masses", and "Violator". This was fun watching this.

[@jakubpetricek]

He played a lot more in the early days. Dave on Fletch, Q mag, 2003 Q: Is Fletch´ skeyboard ever plugged in? A: Yes, it´s plugged in, but I couldn´t honestly say what you get from it. He performs with us live but he seems to spend more time out in front, waving his arms in the air than playing the keyboards. All I Know is that when he goes back to his kit, I look round and I know there ain´t anything happening there.

[@Ultra1997DM.]

@@jakubpetricekDave always seemed to have a prob with him , sad

[@krasteff]

Wow, a lot of bands in front of them, Kraftwerk being one of them. At the time of this recording even Blancmange were. bigger.

[@adamwright4135]

Great band ... but nowhere near as influential or game-changing as Kraftwerk. DM could have sold more albums albums though

[@johnhausmann2391]

They sound a lot like DEVO, but OK.

[@gerardanalepa5097]

Brilliant night! That's me at 7.33 in black shirt taking a photo of the guys. I don't know where the photos went to through the years. Went back stage afterwards to meet them, never forgotten!

[@zyxwut321]

Very cool. Were they friendly chaps?

[@unknownKnownunknowns]

You legend ! Cool

[@AndreaAnd-gg4ye]

@gerardanalepa...🤗🤓👌👍 Love story..!

[@MyPapagio]

Where does the time go? How cool to find footage of you being there.

[@user-nc1om1mv1x]

you are so fucking lucky guy man

[@indetrucks]

Here we are, 2024 and still think this music was ahead of its time for sure

[@MyPapagio]

Most music from Europe feels "ahead" to us Americans.

[@ukman9797]

Absolutely!

[@hanskloss1331]

​@@MyPapagiothat's why Led Zeppelin and The Stones looked at AMERICAN BLUES for influence

[@patrickbright4916]

Love this so much! It's a true live performance, no lip-synching here! They each look like they are only 15! Classic.

[@joelashadali]

Exactly it's really bad but give them loads of respect for actually singing

[@uidentity]

But how old they were, really?

[@VideoAmericanStyle]

@@uidentityaround 20.

[@AndreaAnd-gg4ye]

Martin & Andrew: 1961 Dave :1962 Wilder: 1959

[@mrpetit2]

Not only true live, but also no added effects like reverb etc. And that is pretty rare. (ok, maybe not for an early 80's performance in a small club back then, the PA would've been pretty simple back then, although simple spring reverb units are very old and back then also nothing new)

[@VictorAtomic]

Whoever recorded this did an amazing job capturing the band and the scene kids in the audience. The footage is gold! 💖

[@final_mile_music9713]

Isn’t it?! Fantastic.

[@damienhart9149]

The sound is fantastic when you think when it was recorded

[@PapagenoMF]

@@damienhart9149 You're kidding, right? The sound is obviously overdubbed. Not a single sound from the crowd...

[@docknightphilco4550]

Pity the video and audio are not synchronised which I did very offputting

[@kobig.753]

boiler room 80's style

[@boyddickson1751]

Didn't realise that Alan Wilder had joined the band, if only as a touring musician, this early on. NEVER forgotten.

[@2Skinny]

He's not dead...

[@boyddickson1751]

@@2Skinny The reference is to him never being forgotten as a member of the band. Especially with the death of Fletcher, there's an attempted rewriting of history by some people.

[@Douglas3.2Carrera]

I know, I couldn’t believe it was Alan Wilder either, at first I just thought it was Vince Clarke! I had no idea he was already with them in March 1982, crazy.

[@flashtheoriginal]

Alan Wilder is such a multi-talented musician and writer. He really gave DM an expanded dimension. Acknowledged by everyone at Mute as a creative genius who often stepped in to keep everything together. When Dave almost died after the Speedball incident, it was Alan who kept up the momentum and provided the quality drive to keep DM at the top

[@Rondo2ooo]

​@@flashtheoriginal And the others didn't care until he left.

[@Kenya011]

Очень душевно. Прекрасное выступление и отлично восстановленная запись. Огромное спасибо автору

[@tlmstpiusx996]

5:56 marvel at AW's flying fingers wow

[@albertomaldonado4714]

R.I.P. Andy Fletcher... Dave Gahan doesn't age at all and still keeps with the same energy! Depeche Mode we hear your music in Tijuana, Baja California, México Salutes!!!

[@EnriquePerez-dz2bk]

this is the group that has accompanied me in all stages of my life and now I am 51 years old ! You are the best !!!

[@АлексейСимонов-м7й]

Я думал, что весь депеш мод пересмотрел, оказывается нет. Про этот концерт слышал в деревне Oberkorn, но не видел.Где то читал OBERCORN Мартин написал после посещения этой деревни. Спасибо автору!!!

[@willkendallpro]

It's great to see this early-career video. It makes you realize we all have to start somewhere. You just have to get yourself up there and do it.

[@uneedtherapy42]

That fact that in 4 years they would go from this to things like Fly On The Windscreen is so mind boggling it’s crazy. This is very cool footage!

[@ImplicitSanctuaryASMR]

Or to Blasphemous Rumours and Master and Servant in just 2 years! 😭

[@depechemodecovers]

"Fly On The Windscreen" was in fact only 3 years later, as B-side of "It's Called A Heart" ... even more unbelievable now! 😲

[@ZacTexC]

If you don’t get it done in your prime you’ll run out of time

[@RimfireRemington]

Alan...

[@jakubpetricek]

A year and something aftr this they recorded Pipeline.

[@enormousju]

Amazing footage of the best band of my lifetime. Bar none. They all look so young! Especially Dave, whose mum has clearly just said to him "I really don't think this whole band business is ever going to amount to very much, but if it really means that much to you then you can stay up late just this once to do your concert thing with your little friends. But it's back to normal tomorrow. 8pm bedtime - no arguments!"

[@noleftynorighty457]

40 years ago wow. I was 7 years old. And believe it or not, I was already listening to DM, thanks to my older teenage brother (RIP). Also, RIP Fletcher.

[@bonolover360]

I wad 16

[@rnkmode1876]

If this was in March of 1982 I was still 6, my Birthday isn't until October I turned 7 then. I miss the 80's.

[@bonolover360]

@@rnkmode1876 me too!

[@matthewfarmer6830]

@@rnkmode1876 I was the same age as you in 1982 born 6 May 1976. How time flies.

[@rnkmode1876]

@@matthewfarmer6830 it sure does. Waiting for my chance to go back in time to see the DM concerts that I wasn't able to see. Preferably a Violator tour show, Black Celebration and a 101 show.

[@pinopino1086]

1982... Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark ..with Maid of Orleans. Duran Duran with Save a Prayer. Dexies Midnight Runners with Eileen. U2 with I will Follow and Simple Minds with Promised you a Miracle....what a ERA in time. What a time to have lived in...to be part of. 1982. Unbelievable! And then DM in Luxembourg...at the start of something so big, even they didn't realize. Thanks for showing us these beautiful images.🙏

[@jorgevillanuevaarocena2697]

Y SOFT CELL, DAF, HUMAN LEAGUE, , JAPAN, BLANCMANGE, THE THE,

[@bardo0007]

You forgot Ultravox and Midge Ure

[@caskstrength7629]

@@bardo0007Yazoo.?

[@СалаватГарданов]

Боже,это просто взрыв мозга,до сих пор обожаю их!!!👍👍👍

[@mertdr]

Man I can’t even believe Dave Gahan’s self confidence at that age. He’s probably 19 or 20 here. Guy was born as rockstar!

[@buendheimproduction]

This brings up memories! I saw them later that year in December 1982 in Goslar. Amazing! So young! And it really honours the work of Andy. Rip

[@danrodrigues3531]

I'm curious to know if you're able to remember how much that show cost. It's interesting to see how a band progresses in popularity from absolutely nothing to where they are today....

[@buendheimproduction]

@@danrodrigues3531 do you mean the price for the ticket? One year later in Berlin it was 19 DM.

[@buendheimproduction]

... and the tickets for the Goslar concert on December 4th 1982 were 18 and 20 DM. I took the 20 to be closer to the stage ... :)

[@CaptainGoodguySentientAI]

ha ha! you’re old.

[@danrodrigues3531]

@@buendheimproduction I live in the US and it looks like 20 DM converts to roughly $10.93US today and that gives me a better idea of what I was looking for. Thank you for being able to remember how much you paid back then. I really appreciate it...

[@waynegram8907]

Depeche Mode needs to release Live albums from the 80's like this because its nice hearing those 80's synths live

[@manuelalucignano2750]

Dave was already a star ❤️

[@hanskloss1331]

and probably 19

[@johnk.6239]

YT recommendations are amazing. I was born that night😊

[@CityOfTinyLines]

Missed the gig then.

[@pb4595]

😯

[@aceventurablaze]

The future belongs to the kids.. Not the current population... 😌✌️

[@hebermoreno7963]

I was born that year...

[@ffilcnikrud8975]

I was 4 years old that night lol

[@WadeHunter-e9t]

This is absolutely incredible quality. I'm in awe and shocked. I can't stop watching. I saw them in 1982. I'm reliving my childhood. Thank you so much!!

[@artemstepanov5145]

О, боги! Какое всё ещё настоящее сырое и честное. Спасибо тем кто записал и сохранил это видио🙏👍

[@andruprise]

Тоже кайфанул, наткнувшись... Всё же в какой-то степени со второй половины 60-х и до начала 2010-х было какое пока самое удачное время для оценки развития всех сфер на планете. Депешей открыл для себя в 1990-м... Металлику в 1993-м... ...ну и т.д.

[@artemstepanov5145]

@@andruprise ..чтож , пожалуй. С учётом ускорения ,,жизни,,.. Даже не жизни- а скорее смены декораций. Грубо говоря: Ленский ещё не допел свою арию, а за его спиной ,,монтёры,, уже выносят ,,мельницу,, и заносят ,,снег с луной,..

[@artemstepanov5145]

@@andruprise .. с открытиями: возможно чуть раньше. Граница с Польшей была в двух шагах. Можно было заказывать кассеты в оригинальной упаковке. А в 93м пираты уже открывали лавочки : и музыкальная информация росла как снежный ком. В 90х было столько музыки- голова пухла)

[@andruprise]

@@artemstepanov5145 отличный ответ! Прям, респект! 👍

[@artemstepanov5145]

@@andruprise ..спасибо. А какая часть ответа?)

[@Luisalonzo88]

I love these early videos. It’s cool listening to Dave Gahan find his voice over the years

[@melmelsmusicstudio1800]

This is the Depeche Mode I fell in love with. Of course, I was at the “impressionable age” of “Little 15”. As a synth player and keyboard teacher today, this music, along with so many others stirred my imagination, filled my little music heart with so much wonder- took me on a lifelong journey for sure. I am still hypnotized by the fact the keyboards were played live over a drum track on reels. Brilliant! Thank you for sharing this awesome footage! 😎💕🌹

[@henryreimer8906]

So glad I found this video! I’ve been enjoying Depeche Mode since the 80’s and my teen daughter recently “discovered” them. The best days of my life happened while listening to Depeche Mode.

[@indiegaragerock]

Esse formato só com sintetizadores é perfeito.

[@Slant88]

There are nights when the algo leads me to pure gold like this. Thank you for posting 🙏

[@voxman7567]

42 years,,, how time flies... still love to play this songs to this day...

[@ajittffcure]

This is a very rare and gem of a video.

[@zoefree3950]

Great to see that Dave’s dancing is still as enthusiastic as it was here….42 yrs later and they’re still killing it ❤

[@RebeccaTurner-ny1xx]

He's no Fred Astaire but he tries...

[@CityOfTinyLines]

Amazed at the quality of the filming and recording. And the music.

[@mogadon7]

Takes balls to get up there and do that. Not perfect, kept going. Fantastic sounding songs recorded.

[@CityOfTinyLines]

@@mogadon7 I saw them maybe a year later at Hammersmith Odeon I think. They were kind of huge by then. Superb band.

[@TheMetX]

On peux imaginer tout les concerts filmer avec cette qualité qui trainent dans des archives, ça me rends fou! Merci pour le partage!

[@therealwilfreddierkes9980]

OHMYGOD. I was having the worst last 24 hours. My baby is leaving the nest and moving out of state, and I’m devistated. This is taking my mind off of it for a few minutes. Thank you.

[@dm101ultra]

This is amazing! They were so young.the beginning of a 40 year legacy! RIP Andy 🙏 Hope these gentlemen continue to bring us amazing music. I'm sure Andy would have wanted that. Love this band!

[@rinehardt6837]

Thank you thank you to whoever posted this footage. It's rare you get to see a band and it's infancy and see this is so strange seeing how I just saw their show from a few weeks ago in 2023 and see those young men standing there having no idea that they would sell an excess of 150 million albums Being inducted into the rock 'n' roll Hall of Fame and inspire a whole generation of musicians to think outside the box. Whatever they did to upgrade that footage it definitely has been touched up because video did not look that good in 1982 lol. I think I've already watched it about 10 times.

[@KristVladic]

It''s funny to see one of the best music bands in the world .. ...which is performed for several dozen people in a room that looks like a school cafeteria. Years later, the beginning of a career can be so touching ...

[@henry-lee-music]

Brutal harmony vocals in the See You intro.

[@JaStvarno]

😂😂😂

[@chrisfrandsen4201]

That was a rough start for sure

[@valdemaarhitlar]

Seems, like they don,t hear themselves in monitors

[@joelashadali]

I'm 59 and lifelong hardcore fan but this is soooo bad but I give them credit at least they were really singing

[@dmax3270]

the pogoing tho 😊

[@PeteBlack76]

Can't believe Andy has gone, feel like I've grown up with these guys and its kinda like loosing a brother :(

[@cristinasaladini1176]

Chi lo avrebbe detto che quel ragazzino chiamato Dave sarebbe diventato il miglior frontman nei concerti live ...quanta strada hanno fatto questi meravigliosi ragazzi ❤

[@matteovercalli9958]

Che incredibile viaggio abbiamo fatto insieme a loro fin dall’inizio…. Sono quasi commosso

[@t-suzuki1965]

これはヤバイ！初めて見ました！有り難う御座います！

[@teleziomek000]

Niesamowite jaki progress zrobił ten zespół w następnych latach :)

[@PJPsounds]

"Oberkorn (It's a Small Town)" ;) Six years later they played Pasadena Rose Bowl in a front of over 60 000 audience... Greetings to DM fans all over the World.

[@user-micromir]

Отличная запись! Не смотря на то, что парни явно не очень сыгрались и выступают в какой то подвальной дыре, на них всё равно приятно посмотреть. И особенно зная о результатах их стараний)))

[@valdemaarhitlar]

Нормально трое сыгрались, если выпустили альбом без Кларка. Что же до Вайлдера - он по сравнению с ними со всеми вообще был профом. И ведёт второе соло на синтезе, как надо. Что же до распевок - походу, они просто не слышат себя. Да и отдельный пульт для записи вряд ли был.

[@artemstepanov5145]

Очень душевно лажают. Правда трогательно.

[@artemstepanov5145]

@@valdemaarhitlar ..и я согласен с Арамисом.

[@theeltea]

Охуенно они сыгрались. И играют они на обычной клубной площадке. Как и все коллективы, которые выступают.

[@theeltea]

@@artemstepanov5145 Не лажаешь только ты и Юрий Лоза.

[@zyrabell69]

Amazing, really enjoyed this video, one of my favorite bands since the early 80's along with The Cure.

[@jadrankojadrijevic490]

Thank you so much for this one. RIP Mr.Fletcher. I hope they somehow will be able to make another record cause simply this world just isn t the same place without DM. I remember all the excitement waiting 4 years for DM to announce they are releasing new album and then finally going to local record store to get my copy as soon as possible. It felt like a birthday to me. Man ,I miss those times.

[@RayEttler]

well their latest records do not reflect their original style in any way anymore. you could say that they evolved musically but i for one don't like their later records starting with playing the angel. so i am not looking forward to a new release unless it would be a old unreleased mastertape find or something similar. bygone were the good times of dm (musically) - at least to my very personal taste and believe me - i gave them a good and thorough listening. and the void that fletch leaves will neither improve that matter. dm forever.

[@aurelie2215]

Pareil j'attendais le cycle des 4 ans album tournée

[@LoveCatLub]

Депеши всегда будут в моём сердце. Спасибо за музыку!

[@jorgeluiz7240]

No meu♥️ também!!!

[@ThorTyrker]

I never knew what was the reason of the song title “Oberkorn (it’s a small town)” but today I was enlighted :) Thank you, this vid is a trasure!

[@vestaxwax]

Fresh sound. Very 80s. I bet this band does well in the future.

[@Mihaenz101]

Wau!! Esta grabación vale oro, nunca había visto este video cuando empezaban ya a tocar en locales pequeños.👏❤️

[@FortisMane]

Wow wow wow, Dave looks like he’s friggin 12 years old. This is gold man. Surprised at how tight they were live, especially the vocals. This brings me back to my childhood. I was 10 years old when they played this gig. LOL. Thanks for posting. RIP Andy Fletcher, Long live the clapper!

[@morgankw]

I'm so jelly I wish I was in a small club with the lads! Go 1982

[@tonallimaya4084]

I love their professionalism in this performance. 🔥

[@pmwmartens]

Wow. Great quality. What a special video. Thanks for sharing!

[@ИгорьМиненко-я7р]

Счастья вам, крепкого крепкого здоровья, благополучия в доме и мирного неба над головой вам вашим родным и близким

[@Jon_ART_han]

This is the best live concert video on youtube. Thanks for this !

[@armanddevries]

Watch this and then 101. So cool to see the differences in every form. Love them! Tanks for the upload x

[@ukman9797]

Glad i was there in the 80's to see it unfold and be part of it. New life was the first single i bought. It was out if this world back then.

[@kayeholanda]

This is synth gold

[@hrvojecugovcan218]

The year is 1982. These three have no idea what a genius they have on their left side.

[@cemgulpunk]

I was looking for this comment

[@ukman9797]

And he was!

[@sewage1510]

This is such an incredibly rare treasure. The audio quality and video were captured incredibly well, showcasing both their fledgling youth and inexperience as performers: shy, stilted, pitchy backing vocals, an attentive crowd but not quite sure what to make of this unusual new all-synth band performing every analog note along to a taped drum loop machine. The vast majority of early DM recording were captured from live television performances where 99% of the sound was pre-recorded and lip-synced so we could never get an accurate depiction of how they sounded as a raw, live band. I absolutely love this!

[@thomaskortvelyessy]

I first expected "Oberkorn, it's a small town", which was on the 12" Maxi-Single of "The Meaning of Love", ... now at least I know how they likely came to the title 🙂 Indeed stellar recording quality, félicitations & merci beaucoup aux enregistrateurs

[@Kansoganix]

„Oberkorn has a population of 3000 and offers an outdoor swim center.“ (German Wikipedia)

[@tonyduran4293]

I can't imagine seeing them in such a small club! Lucky!

[@aceventurablaze]

How can this be so great... How can I envy a 1982 recording.. Im from 87!

[@ConstableHandsy]

First time I saw them there were maximum 1000 people there. Tiny place. Then later in 1982 maybe 2000 people? Great shows.

[@gregorywicks5989]

One of the few KZbin videos I’ve watched in it’s entirety. Brilliant!

[@frankvi10]

this video is absolutely great gold. thanks!!! for sharing

[@miguelalvarezgonzalez5044]

40 años despues y suenan tremendos, DM best electronic band ever!!

[@r.hill.2369]

This is a lot like a high quality video of seeing the Beatles from their "Cavern" days. Small venue, the heyday a few short years away, brilliant songs. What a gem of a video!

[@cph2004]

This must have been revolutionary at the time. What a great watch and listen.

[@saodatahmedova931]

Oh myyyy, hearing alive is much more better than ever... Dave is sweating , means so much efforts. Thank you. Do much Thanks. :)))

[@tedpal5098]

40 years later they're a Hall Of Fame band😄. Life is full of surprises. RIP Fletch🙏💖

[@lidian.9225]

It is wonderful. Thanks for the memories. Back then, no one expected DM to be so loved all over the world. RIP Andy❤

[@hawsrulebegin7768]

This is an incredible bit of music history. Very clear video and wow, they improved quickly after this. Nobody would have bet on them lasting a few months let alone decades.I need to edit. They got into their groove by New Life.

[@SergioG48]

Какие вы молодые здесь ) И всё ещё впереди ...Миллионы поклонников по всему миру и любовь к вашему творчеству .Первый раз услышал ещё в школе ,примерно в 4 классе . Это было новое направление в музыке и звучало очень необычно и очень круто 👍💯🔥 Огромный привет из весеннего Санкт Петербурга Россия 🇷🇺❤ 🙌

[@ukman9797]

Hello St .Petersburg, Russia. The world still loves you, no matter what. Music unites us. Forget the politicians. Love from the UK.

[@williammunevar1886]

Alan Wilder ,como siempre clave en los teclados y arreglos,lástima su prematuro retiro y ahora sin Andrew Fletcher se siente más su ausencia.

[@mikecruz3902]

Its time for his return.

[@adrianguth]

@@mikecruz3902 oh man, im sure that everyone here wish it.

[@kyetakat75]

The quality of this video is great! In more ways than one. DM❤️

[@paulwincott2987]

Absolutely fantastic! I'd have been 14 in 1982 so this was bang in my era, can't believe how young Dave Gahan looks.

[@Paulo_5002_]

Amazing! RIP Andy Fletcher.

[@bardo0007]

That is the most amazing old footage I have seen of the young Depeche Mode, you can feel their creative souls and it's all original sound , this is where the magic happens! Oh I wish I could have been there. I was 17 at the time.

[@MrPomelo555]

See You is one of my favorite DM songs. Very underrated and a shame they never played it again in the post-1986 era.

[@vermilliongecko]

It's the first single I ever bought.

[@RayEttler]

always happy to learn about underrated things on yt. i would assume that even the word "underrated" is underrated.

[@leximatic]

It wasn't depressive enough.

[@largelingerie]

@@leximatic 😂

[@michaelkubutat6606]

Thank you for uploading this. This Video ist real gold. I knew that they once played in Oberkorn, but that this was recorded in such a great quality, is a mega-surprise to me.

[@MushroomsMythologyandMedicine]

Thanks for taking me back to my youth. I forgot how much I liked Depeche Mode. Very cool.

[@victorrodriguez5765]

My favorite Depeche Mode song ................. greetings of Perú..

[@NITZERMODE13]

Man I wish I could've been there. These people had no idea what future mega stars they were watching on stage. Hell DM didn't even know at the time. That they were gonna be the "Best band of all time" Awesome footage thanks for sharing!

[@gerardanalepa5097]

Ah no, we did know! I was there, trudged to a place in the back of beyond in Luxembourg to see them because we loved them so much, they were brilliant. Even missed the last train home so we could meet them backstage afterwards. 9.51 that's me in the middle with the black shirt and hair in my eyes.

[@juanmartinfernandez4724]

Talento más trabajo duro...gran documento de una de las mejores bandas de todos los tiempos. Larga vida a Depeche Mode.❤

[@ElDarren]

That was awesome! It felt like falling out of a time machine... thanks for posting! 👍

[@Алексей-ш4в8л]

Они настолько крутые что юношеские лица только подчеркивают их очень зрелый, музыкальный профессионализм уже тогда... Просто боги!

[@carlosmaldonado5142]

Yes sr

[@christinopessoadossantosfi9866]

Formação clássica do Depeche. Grande banda. Agora sem Andrew. Vai deixar saudade!!!!

[@michaelcatlow8069]

Fantastic. Dave so confident at such a young age in a foreign country with the crowd so close up. It's crazy how young Martin and Dave look having seen them close up just a month ago in London. DM forever 🖤

[@era783]

Quand on a vu tout ce qu'ils ont fait après...incroyable!

[@SpinningSpur]

Wonderful sound quality. Definitely straight from the sound board. Great close ups of the crowd. Man the 80’s. I turned 14 in 1990. There was more fun to be had in the 90’s. Nothing is totally rad anymore.

[@msjoolzz]

Four young people with chemistry, experimenting with making music. Doesn't like like there's any outside interference. So pure and exciting to watch.

[@АлексейМурзин-к4и]

Зарождение легенд!!!

[@80iesDude45]

Must have been one of first gigs with Alan Wilder.

[@mexicanpepe4life]

This video is a gem

[@macronencer]

Pretty sure I still have the first two songs as singles on vinyl! Wow, can't believe this was 40 years ago. I was learning to code on my ZX Spectrum when they were doing this. And that audience is the most eighties thing I've seen for quite a while :)

[@kylereece1979]

Shout out, Good Sir, to the Spectrum!! And this is coming from a lifelong Commodore 64 fan! 👍👍