Depeche Mode Anthology Songbook - Free download

Depeche Mode Anthology Songbook

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Depeche Mode sheet music

Songbook "Anthology" for piano, voice and guitar. Includes 42 songs: Personal Jesus, Never Let Me Down Again, Everything Counts, Stripped, Just Can't Get Enough and more.

The collection includes 42 great hits of the band:

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Loved Depeche from the first time I saw them in 82,all their albums are great in there own right. The first six albums are a diary of my youth, and Dave is one of the greatest frontmen of all time. I've seen Depeche 30something time's and never fail live to the point that each time I've seen them ive struggled to listen to their albums for a couple of months at least as for me their is at its greatest LIVE.Long live the Mode.

I am a Depeche Mode fan 35 years strong and loved the knowledge that accompanied each pick.. I also love the respect for some of the later ( or lost recent ) albums.

I want to bring up SOFAD. It received huge critical acclaim and I think the poor reception, at first, was more European, specifically English. It is one of the most profoundly deep and spiritual albums out there whilst keeping that DM edge. It is vastly regarded by musicians and musician fans alike as their finest record, and with reason. It’s a master piece. But it’s not the only one;)) Therefore my tops stand at

Some Great Reward is my absolute favorite. I can listen to that album from start to finish over and over. Violator and Black Celebration are tied for second. (It depends on the mood I'm in) Songs of Faith and Devotion, Music For The Masses, and Construction Time Again would follow next. For the "After Alan" period, Ultra is my favorite with Playing The Angel next, then Sounds of the Universe, then Exciter. I do think Sprit is a phenomenal album, I just haven't been listening to it as long as the others, hence my tendency to favor the earlier albums. Speak & Spell is the album I listen to the least of the earlier period and Delta Machine of the "AA" era. Surprisingly I do enjoy the raw somber of A Broken Frame which would fall above these two. They are still going strong and making quality music. They are undeniably deserving and overdue for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

I was a bit late in being a huge fan. When Playing the Angel came out that was the album that really made me realize how great they are . That’s sent me back going going through all of the other albums I had missed, So with that here’s my list .

Such a great idea! I would have expected Violator at #1 (natch) and Songs of Faith and Devotion at #2, then Music for the Masses at #3. But those are my picks! Off of Spirit, Cover Me is the strongest track on the album. Thanks for giving another fiercely loyal longtime Depeche Mode fan a reminder to go back and play some of these albums again!

I'm a 20 years old guy who literally lives with Depeche Mode music. I well awared that everythnig I'll say is subjective, but here it is.