Depeche Mode - Monument, English Edition
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THE FIRST COMPLETE SHOWCASE MONUMENT OF A SINGULAR BAND
100 million records sold. Sold-out tours. An exceptional fan community. A success story more than three decades long has been made vivid and real thanks to one of the world's largest Depeche Mode collections: featuring the complete discography, unpublished photos, rare bootlegs, unusual record company promo material, interviews, as well as detailed descriptions of the diverse fan scene. This allows the band's growth and coming of age from 1980 to the present day to be experienced afresh, and gives a new view of the pop-cultural…mehr

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THE FIRST COMPLETE SHOWCASE MONUMENT OF A SINGULAR BAND

100 million records sold. Sold-out tours. An exceptional fan community. A success story more than three decades long has been made vivid and real thanks to one of the world's largest Depeche Mode collections: featuring the complete discography, unpublished photos, rare bootlegs, unusual record company promo material, interviews, as well as detailed descriptions of the diverse fan scene. This allows the band's growth and coming of age from 1980 to the present day to be experienced afresh, and gives a new view of the pop-cultural significance of Depeche Mode. Featuring exclusive material from Alan Wilder, Daryl Bamonte, and interviews with Anne Haffmans (Label Manager Mute, Germany) and Daniel Miller, Depeche Mode's discoverer.

"Depeche Fans know more about Depeche than me. If there was a university challenge with me and Martin and Dave against three fans, they would win easily."

Andy Fletcher, Depeche Mode

"A wonderful book."

Daniel Miller
Autorenporträt
Sascha Lange, geboren 1971 in Leipzig, wuchs mit zuverlässiger Versorgung durch Westpakete und Messeonkels auf. Nach Tischlerlehre und Arbeit als Kulissenschieber studierte er Geschichte, Journalistik und Politikwissenschaft. Zur Zeit schreibt er an seiner Doktorarbeit und träumt von einer Karriere als Popstar mit seiner Band "Sunday Music Club".