Depeche Mode - Dream On
Label:
Catalog#:
CDBONG30
Format:
CD, Single, CD1
Country:
UK
Released:
23 Apr 2001
Genre:
Electronic,
Rock
Style:
Alternative Rock,
Synth-pop
Tracklist
| 1 | Depeche Mode - | Dream On (Single Version) | 3:42 | |
| 2 | Depeche Mode - | Easy Tiger (Full Version) | 4:57 | |
| 3 | Bertrand Burgalat & A.S Dragon - | Easy Tiger (Bertrand Burgalat & A.S Dragon Version) | 4:52 | |
|
Performer -
Fred Jimenez
,
Hervé Bouétard
,
Stéphane Salvi
Recorded By - Stéphane Poitevin | ||||
Credits
Artwork By [Cover Art & Art Direction], Photography -
Anton Corbijn
Artwork By [Design] - Form®
Engineer - Gareth Jones
Mixed By - Steve Fitzmaurice
Producer - Mark Bell
Producer [Additional & Pre-production] - Gareth Jones , Paul Freegard
Written-By - Martin L Gore*
Artwork By [Design] - Form®
Engineer - Gareth Jones
Mixed By - Steve Fitzmaurice
Producer - Mark Bell
Producer [Additional & Pre-production] - Gareth Jones , Paul Freegard
Written-By - Martin L Gore*
Notes
Comes in cardboard sleeve.
Track 3 Recorded at Tricatel (France).
Published by EMI Music Publishing Ltd.
Assigned by Grabbing Hands Music Ltd.
Distributed by Vital
Made in Great Britain
℗ 2001 Venusnote Limited
© 2001 Venusnote Limited under exclusive license to Mute Records Limited.
LC 5834
Track 3 Recorded at Tricatel (France).
Published by EMI Music Publishing Ltd.
Assigned by Grabbing Hands Music Ltd.
Distributed by Vital
Made in Great Britain
℗ 2001 Venusnote Limited
© 2001 Venusnote Limited under exclusive license to Mute Records Limited.
LC 5834
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Reviews & Discussion
Though Depeche Mode's DREAM ON starts off with a twangy guitar that calls to mind "Personal Jesus," the ticking percussion underneath lets you know that they're definitely moved into the future. "Easy Tiger" goes for a more wordless, meditative feel. And Bertrand Burgalat takes "Easy Tiger" down a trip down memory lane -- particularly the spot where French pop and Serge Gainsbourg hung out. Nifty.