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Depeche Mode - Toys FLAC album

Depeche Mode - Toys FLAC album

Tracklist

A1 Shout!
A2 I Sometimes Wish I Was Dead
A3 Boys Say Go
A4 I'm In Control
A5 See You
A6 Big Muff
A7 Now, This Is Fun
A8 Ice Machine
B1 New Life
B2 Tora! Tora! Tora!
B3 The Meaning Of Love
B4 Just Can't Get Enough
B5 What's Your Name
B6 Photographic
B7 Dreaming Of Me
B8 I Like It

Notes

There are 3 known issues:
#1 picture vinyl
#2 with black and white cover
#3 with pink and black cover (this one)

Live At Tiffanys, Glasgow 1982-02-21

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Matrix / Runout (Side A (Engraved)): 507-A
  • Matrix / Runout (Side B (Engraved)): 507-B
  • Rights Society: GEMA

Other versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
Duck DM, 507 Depeche Mode Toys ‎(LP, Unofficial) Collectorecord Ltd, Collectorecord Ltd, Not On Label (Depeche Mode) Duck DM, 507 Switzerland Unknown
507 Depeche Mode Toys ‎(LP, Pic, Unofficial) Not On Label (Depeche Mode) 507 Unknown
G.I.R. 0871, DM 87656 Depeche Mode Boy's Toy's ‎(LP, Unofficial) Galapagos Island Records Ltd., Galapagos Island Records Ltd. G.I.R. 0871, DM 87656 1986
507 Depeche Mode Toys ‎(LP, Unofficial) Not On Label (Depeche Mode) 507 Unknown
none Depeche Mode Toys ‎(LP, M/Print, Pic, Unofficial) Not On Label (Depeche Mode) none Unknown

Depeche Mode - Toys FLAC album

Musician performer: Depeche Mode

Title: Toys

Country: Switzerland

Style: Synth-pop

Genre: Electronic

Size FLAC: 1310 mb

Rating: 4.3 / 5

Votes: 792

Other Formats: MIDI AAC MP4 WAV MPC MOD MP2

Depeche Mode Synth-pop Switzerland

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Nagis
I bought this album in the late eighties when, basically, all I needed to complete a DM purchase was that DM stood behind the release. Alas, I bought a LOT of crap. This album, however, stands out as one of the good purchases. As the scans reveal there is hardly any information on this bootleg, but from what I've been able to snoop up from various websites (this album is widely mentioned on the web) this was recorded in Glasgow, March 26th, 1982. Certainly, the concert is taking place right around the release of See You which Dave Gahan announces as their new single. And later on the album Dave Gahan announces The Meaning Of Love as a new song ... to an unsuspecting crowd's bleak reception! You can almost tell how many people are greeting this new track. I guess the demise of Vince Clarke and what would happen was still very much up in the air. Anyhow, the sound quality of this bootleg is almost exemplary and back in the days even led me and my DM friends to debate whether someone had gotten hold of the master tapes from this concert. Well, that probably is not the case, but with this vinyl you get fine recordings of hard to get tracks I Sometimes Wish I Was Dead and I Like It. And as for the overall impression, even if you already have DM's colored live series from this period, Toys serves as a worthy addition. Provided you're a devoted DM fan, of course!
Nagis
I bought this album in the late eighties when, basically, all I needed to complete a DM purchase was that DM stood behind the release. Alas, I bought a LOT of crap. This album, however, stands out as one of the good purchases. As the scans reveal there is hardly any information on this bootleg, but from what I've been able to snoop up from various websites (this album is widely mentioned on the web) this was recorded in Glasgow, March 26th, 1982. Certainly, the concert is taking place right around the release of See You which Dave Gahan announces as their new single. And later on the album Dave Gahan announces The Meaning Of Love as a new song ... to an unsuspecting crowd's bleak reception! You can almost tell how many people are greeting this new track. I guess the demise of Vince Clarke and what would happen was still very much up in the air. Anyhow, the sound quality of this bootleg is almost exemplary and back in the days even led me and my DM friends to debate whether someone had gotten hold of the master tapes from this concert. Well, that probably is not the case, but with this vinyl you get fine recordings of hard to get tracks I Sometimes Wish I Was Dead and I Like It. And as for the overall impression, even if you already have DM's colored live series from this period, Toys serves as a worthy addition. Provided you're a devoted DM fan, of course!