Color Theory presents Depeche Mode: The Remixes

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1.	Here is the House (Atomzero Remix) 05:34	download
2.	I Am You (Chiptune Mix) 03:59	download
3.	Leave in Silence (Royal Visionaries Mix) 04:59	download
4.	Sweetest Perfection (Hajas Mix) 03:58	download
5.	But Not Tonight (Tristraum Remix) 03:48	download
6.	Sister of Night (Tagiroff Mix) 04:19	download
7.	Ponytail Girl (Raph Version) 06:10	download
8.	Here is the House (Vz Chinese Theatre E.C Version) 03:51	download
9.	It Doesn't Matter (Fr/action Mix) 03:55	download
10.	But Not Tonight (Late Night Devotional Mix) 05:50	download
11.	World Full of Nothing (Midnight Mix) 03:22	download
12.	Here is the House (Some Stranger's Funky Pleasure Mix) 04:58	download
13.	One Caress (Synthetik FM Mix) 04:19	download
14.	Ponytail Girl (Casm Mix) 07:21	download

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When I first released my tribute to Depeche Mode, I offered an incentive for fans to buy the CD directly from me: a bonus remix every month for a year. For the first time, I'm releasing those remixes (plus a couple of bonuses) as a set, remastered from their original source materials.

That's right, remasters of remixes of remakes.

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released 06 December 2011
Color Theory is Brian Hazard

Ponytail Girl written by Brian Hazard (ASCAP) © 2001

All other songs written by Martin L. Gore © 1982-2001
Published by EMI Blackwood Music Inc. (BMI) o/b/o EMI Music Publishing Ltd./Grabbing Hands Music Ltd.

Art design: Thomas Hanewinkel and Loren Stevenson
Photography: Thomas Epping
Model: Daniela Neuhäuser
Mastered by Resonance Mastering www.resonancemastering.com

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80's synthpop is in my blood, but I mostly listen to EDM these days. My songs draw from both, fleshed out with piano accompaniment. Anyone who took music lessons as a kid calls themselves "classically trained," but I stuck with it, earning a Bachelor of Music degree in Piano Performance. After graduation, I left Beethoven and Brahms behind to pursue my first musical inspiration, Depeche Mode. ... more

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