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Tracklist

1Waiting For The Night
2Policy Of Truth
3Personal Jesus
4World In My Eyes
5Clean
6Blue Dress
7Enjoy The Silence
Mixed By – Daniel Miller, Flood
8Sweetest Perfection
9Halo

Versions

CategoryArtistTitle (Format)LabelCategoryCountryYear
CD Stumm 64Depeche Mode Violator ‎(CD, Album)MuteCD Stumm 64UK1990
RX 052Depeche Mode Violator ‎(Cass, Album, Unofficial)Stereo-StyleRX 052PolandUnknown
LL 1891Depeche Mode Violator ‎(LP, Album)ZKP RTVL, MuteLL 1891Yugoslavia1990
INT146.859, STUMM64Depeche Mode Violator ‎(LP, Album, Unofficial, Red)Mute , Mute INT146.859, STUMM64Europe2019
MUSH32087.2Depeche Mode Violator ‎(CD, Album, RE)Liberation Records, MuteMUSH32087.2Australia1997

Credits

  • Written-By – M. L. Gore
  • Engineer – Alan Gregorie, Dennis Mitchell, Goh Hotoda, Peter Iversen, Phil Legg, Pino Pischetola, Steve Lyon
  • Engineer [Assistant] – Daryl Bamonte, David Browne, Dick Meany, Mark Flannery, Ricky
  • Mixed By – François Kevorkian (tracks: 1 to 5, 7 to 9)
  • Producer – Depeche Mode, Flood
  • Engineer – Alan Gregorie, Dennis Mitchell, Goh Hotoda, Peter Iversen, Phil Legg, Pino Pischetola, Steve Lyon
  • Engineer [Assistant] – Daryl Bamonte, David Browne, Dick Meany, Mark Flannery, Ricky
  • Featuring [Performed By] – Alan Wilder, Andrew Fletcher, David Gahan, Martin L. Gore
  • Mixed By – François Kevorkian (tracks: A1 to A5, B2 to B4)
  • Producer – Depeche Mode, Flood
  • Written-By – M.L. Gore
  • Engineer – Alan Gregorie, Dennis Mitchell, Goh Hotoda, Peter Iversen, Phil Legg, Pino Pischetola, Steve Lyon
  • Engineer [Assistant] – Daryl Bamonte, David Browne, Dick Meany, Mark Flannery, Ricky
  • Featuring [Depeche Mode] – Alan Wilder, Andrew Fletcher, David Gahan, Martin Gore
  • Mixed By – François Kevorkian (tracks: 1 to 5, 7 to 9)
  • Producer – Depeche Mode, Flood
  • Written-By – ML Gore
  • Engineer – Alan Gregorie, Dennis Mitchell, Goh Hotoda, Peter Iversen, Phil Legg, Pino Pischetola, Steve Lyon
  • Engineer [Assistant] – Daryl Bamonte, David Browne, Dick Meany, Mark Flannery, Ricky
  • Mixed By – François Kevorkian (tracks: A1 to A5, B2 to B4)
  • Performer [Depeche Mode] – Alan Wilder, Andrew Fletcher, David Gahan, Martin Gore
  • Plated By – P
  • Producer – Depeche Mode, Flood
  • Sleeve – Anton Corbijn, Area
  • Written-By – ML Gore
  • Engineer – Alan Gregorie, Dennis Mitchell, Goh Hotoda, Peter Iversen, Phil Legg, Pino Pischetola, Steve Lyon
  • Engineer [Assistant] – Daryl Bamonte, David Browne, Dick Meany, Mark Flannery, Ricky
  • Mixed By – François Kevorkian (tracks: A1 to A5, B2 to B4)
  • Producer – Depeche Mode, Flood
  • Written-By – M.L. Gore

Notes

Recorded & mixed at:
Logic Studios, Milan,
PUK Studios, Denmark,
The Church, London,
Master Rock Studios, London,
Axis, New York.Diffusion exclusive Disques Vogue.
Disques Vogue logo on spine.

Recorded and mixed at Logic Studios (Milan), Puk Studios (Denmark), The Church (London), Master Rock Studios (London) and Axis (New York).

Late 1990's reissue with mould SID code.
Repress of this CD.All songs writen by M.L.GoreRecorded and mixed at
Logic Studios, Milan
Puk Studios, Denmark
The Church, London
Master Rock Studios, London
Axis, New York

Published by Grabbing Hands/Sonet

Version 1 (this version): MPO & P.R.Records runout
Version 2: Jack 'JA' Adams & P.R.Records runout, different font on labels, different cut on inner sleeve top side
Version 3: MPO, Jack 'JA' Adams & P.R.Records runout, different legal notice style on labelsRecorded & mixed at:
Logic Studios, Milan,
PUK Studios, Denmark,
The Church, London,
Master Rock Studios, London,
Axis, New York.

℗ 1990 Mute Records
© 1992 Mute RecordsRecorded & mixed at:Logic Studios, Milan, PUK Studios, Denmark, The Church, London, Master Rock Studios, London, Axis, New York.

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Depeche Mode - Violator mp3

Performer: Depeche Mode

Title: Violator

Country: Greece

Release date: 05 Mar 1990

Label: Virgin

Style: Synth-pop

Catalog: VG50488

Genre: Electronic

Size MP3: 1926 mb

Rating: 4.2 / 5

Votes: 140

Record source: Cassette, Album

Depeche Mode Greece Virgin Synth Pop 1990

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Faulkree
Perfect album, on the top of my all times list of electronic music. Beautiful solid LP release!
Faulkree
Perfect album, on the top of my all times list of electronic music. Beautiful solid LP release!
Lli
A record that summed up a decade for a group, at the time proudly looking back on their music achievements. Judging from their then-back catalogue, now part of the yesteryear 1980-1990, Depeche Mode remain a perfect example of how an independent group endured by growing artistically and commercially, with a team of people around them equally open, enthusiastic and considerate enough to encourage rather than insist on a compromise. And while their mature sound on "Violator" already echoed on previous four albums, here the edges were perfectly smoothed as in a finest glass of red wine. The grooves still kick in with a dominant force - the Kraftwerk-ish opener "World In My Eyes" (slightly on par with "Sex Object"), the now-overplayed (but still guilty pleasures, whatever the version of choice) "Personal Jesus", "Enjoy the Silence" and "Policy Of Truth" - each a monster hit, continuing spins to the present day. Of course, the album's otherness is no less captivating - the quiet menace of "Waiting For the Night" (a personal favourite on the entire LP), with the upbeat "Halo" (should have added to the honourable list of hits here), the creepy "Blue Dress" and "The Sweetest Perfection" (the latter somewhat reconstructed a whole decade after, on "Exciter") plus the disturbing (yet beautifully dark) "Clean". The incidental sounds between some of the music numbers add to the predominantly, but tastefully, dark vibe. And of course, helped a great deal by Flood and François Kevorkian, "Violator" remains a masterpiece Depeche find trouble dealing with on each subsequent album, no matter the level of continuing progress.To add to the amazing album's repertoire, the singles again offer a whole batch of album's worth of material that was left in the b-side obscurity; "Dangerous", "Kaleid", "Mephisto" and "Sibeling" plus "Happiest Girl" and "Sea of Sin" (these two confusingly with a "remix" attribution rather than plain 7" versions)... 27 years on and its bright red rose shows no sign of withering.
Lli
A record that summed up a decade for a group, at the time proudly looking back on their music achievements. Judging from their then-back catalogue, now part of the yesteryear 1980-1990, Depeche Mode remain a perfect example of how an independent group endured by growing artistically and commercially, with a team of people around them equally open, enthusiastic and considerate enough to encourage rather than insist on a compromise. And while their mature sound on "Violator" already echoed on previous four albums, here the edges were perfectly smoothed as in a finest glass of red wine. The grooves still kick in with a dominant force - the Kraftwerk-ish opener "World In My Eyes" (slightly on par with "Sex Object"), the now-overplayed (but still guilty pleasures, whatever the version of choice) "Personal Jesus", "Enjoy the Silence" and "Policy Of Truth" - each a monster hit, continuing spins to the present day. Of course, the album's otherness is no less captivating - the quiet menace of "Waiting For the Night" (a personal favourite on the entire LP), with the upbeat "Halo" (should have added to the honourable list of hits here), the creepy "Blue Dress" and "The Sweetest Perfection" (the latter somewhat reconstructed a whole decade after, on "Exciter") plus the disturbing (yet beautifully dark) "Clean". The incidental sounds between some of the music numbers add to the predominantly, but tastefully, dark vibe. And of course, helped a great deal by Flood and François Kevorkian, "Violator" remains a masterpiece Depeche find trouble dealing with on each subsequent album, no matter the level of continuing progress.To add to the amazing album's repertoire, the singles again offer a whole batch of album's worth of material that was left in the b-side obscurity; "Dangerous", "Kaleid", "Mephisto" and "Sibeling" plus "Happiest Girl" and "Sea of Sin" (these two confusingly with a "remix" attribution rather than plain 7" versions)... 27 years on and its bright red rose shows no sign of withering.
Blackredeemer
Does anyone know whaich copy of this is the 1st UK pressing? I have 3 copies all with different matrix/runouts,anyone help?
Blackredeemer
Does anyone know whaich copy of this is the 1st UK pressing? I have 3 copies all with different matrix/runouts,anyone help?
Xisyaco
Sometimes an album comes along and changes things forever. When Depeche Mode's seventh studio album arrived in 1990 (a whole 3 years after the colossal 'Music for the Masses') it certainly changed things. It set a new benchmark in electronic pop music - a benchmark that not only critics and fans recognised, but also an impressive number of the moody quartets contemporaries. Take ‘The Pet Shop Boys' Neil Tennant for example, who admitted during an interview: "We were listening to Violator by Depeche Mode, which was a very good album and we were deeply jealous of it" and bandmate Chris Lowe agreeing, "They had raised the stakes". Its just one of many instances that goes to show the impact this release had. Even with its 26 year old age, it still manages to capture the attention of a diverse range of listeners around the globe. Consider the aching beauty of 'Enjoy the Silence' or the mega-hit 'Personal Jesus'. The sheer amount of times these songs have been covered, remixed and/or referenced as an influence by artists as diverse and polar-opposite as 'Shakira' and 'Marylyn Manson', is clearly testament to the almost unrivalled quality and the ability to connect and strike an emotional cord with listeners, that 'Violator' possesses. 'Violator' is album without any fat on its bones, just lean muscle.One single word: R-E-S-P-E-C-T
Xisyaco
Sometimes an album comes along and changes things forever. When Depeche Mode's seventh studio album arrived in 1990 (a whole 3 years after the colossal 'Music for the Masses') it certainly changed things. It set a new benchmark in electronic pop music - a benchmark that not only critics and fans recognised, but also an impressive number of the moody quartets contemporaries. Take ‘The Pet Shop Boys' Neil Tennant for example, who admitted during an interview: "We were listening to Violator by Depeche Mode, which was a very good album and we were deeply jealous of it" and bandmate Chris Lowe agreeing, "They had raised the stakes". Its just one of many instances that goes to show the impact this release had. Even with its 26 year old age, it still manages to capture the attention of a diverse range of listeners around the globe. Consider the aching beauty of 'Enjoy the Silence' or the mega-hit 'Personal Jesus'. The sheer amount of times these songs have been covered, remixed and/or referenced as an influence by artists as diverse and polar-opposite as 'Shakira' and 'Marylyn Manson', is clearly testament to the almost unrivalled quality and the ability to connect and strike an emotional cord with listeners, that 'Violator' possesses. 'Violator' is album without any fat on its bones, just lean muscle.One single word: R-E-S-P-E-C-T
Saithi
I own the box set with LP, CD Cassette , tshirt.... There are 2 version listed here (Spanish and UK press). My box has USA pressings of the LP, CD and cassette in my box. Am a little confused, does anyone know about my concern?
Saithi
I own the box set with LP, CD Cassette , tshirt.... There are 2 version listed here (Spanish and UK press). My box has USA pressings of the LP, CD and cassette in my box. Am a little confused, does anyone know about my concern?
Tebei
This album for me was the confirmation of my absolute love for electronic-emotional music. I was thirteen years old when this album was released and I remember saving the pocket money from my parents for finally being able to purchase the tape edition of "Violator". Counting how many times I listened to this tape is impossible, but for sure this is the album I listened most of all in my life! Useless to say this record is a must have for all people who love music made with the heart.
Tebei
This album for me was the confirmation of my absolute love for electronic-emotional music. I was thirteen years old when this album was released and I remember saving the pocket money from my parents for finally being able to purchase the tape edition of "Violator". Counting how many times I listened to this tape is impossible, but for sure this is the album I listened most of all in my life! Useless to say this record is a must have for all people who love music made with the heart.
Matty
in my opinion, its the band's peak release. also, a classic album of 90s.
Matty
in my opinion, its the band's peak release. also, a classic album of 90s.
Impala Frozen
"Violator" is known as the last of the golden albums by the team of four english producers of Depeche Mode - Gore, Gahan, Wilder and Fletcher. In 1990, when it was released, they were interviewed, and Martin Gore confessed that, when he looked back on their career, he realized in his opinion that they reached that point mainly by luck more than anything else, and that "they were totally naif in the beginning", they "didn't know what they were doing". Is it true that this is an absolutely essential Synthpop masterpiece, but their work before couldn't be considered less than gorgeous. The fact is that the repertory of this album had everything necessary to become a legendary one: marvellous lyrics (specially in "World In My Eyes", introspectiveness ("Halo" and "Waiting For The Night" are deeply emotional), beautiful vocals of Dave Gahan and Martin Gore, some more dancefloor driven tunes ("Enjoy The Silence" was a smashing hit), or synth tunes with elements of rock brilliantly made (which was the case on "Personal Jesus"). The messages, the vocals, the synths, the atmospheres, everything was special in this long play, though their releases before wouldn't be different, for their older albums are a true legacy. Never would Depeche Mode reach this kind of Synthpop work again, and not only them, it's just like this chef d'oeuvre was the last of a generation, largely played on the clubs, the videos, during school day or in the lonelyness of a smooth night at home.
Impala Frozen
"Violator" is known as the last of the golden albums by the team of four english producers of Depeche Mode - Gore, Gahan, Wilder and Fletcher. In 1990, when it was released, they were interviewed, and Martin Gore confessed that, when he looked back on their career, he realized in his opinion that they reached that point mainly by luck more than anything else, and that "they were totally naif in the beginning", they "didn't know what they were doing". Is it true that this is an absolutely essential Synthpop masterpiece, but their work before couldn't be considered less than gorgeous. The fact is that the repertory of this album had everything necessary to become a legendary one: marvellous lyrics (specially in "World In My Eyes", introspectiveness ("Halo" and "Waiting For The Night" are deeply emotional), beautiful vocals of Dave Gahan and Martin Gore, some more dancefloor driven tunes ("Enjoy The Silence" was a smashing hit), or synth tunes with elements of rock brilliantly made (which was the case on "Personal Jesus"). The messages, the vocals, the synths, the atmospheres, everything was special in this long play, though their releases before wouldn't be different, for their older albums are a true legacy. Never would Depeche Mode reach this kind of Synthpop work again, and not only them, it's just like this chef d'oeuvre was the last of a generation, largely played on the clubs, the videos, during school day or in the lonelyness of a smooth night at home.
Via
last of the golden albums??? that is only one view :)
Via
last of the golden albums??? that is only one view :)