Oh hang on, these two –

Q:
“Quote: “I dont like this new album!”

doh!.. read the post! – it’s not actually a new album.”

and

Jerked-out:
“OxX its not a new album. Read the blog properly. It was new in 1983…”

That’s just sad, guys

http://uploading.com/files/3PKYZJI1/DM09.rar.html

ENJOY!

Fresh. Checked. Repacked …

320kbit 44100Mhz Stereo total 126 Mb

http://uploading.com/files/3PKYZJI1/DM09.rar.html

Enjoy!

doh!.. read the post! – it’s not actually a new album.

All the same, it’s still a great album for it’s time.

If I had to choose my favourites from the earlier albums with Alan Wilder I’d go with “Black Celebration” and “Music For The Masses” as the best then “Violator” a close 3rd. But to really experience Depeche Mode at their best will all the earlier classics you’ll be wanting to check the 101 album – or video, absolute masterpiece, I only wish I could have been there at the Rosebowl in Pasadena!

“Each deluxe double-disc collector’s edition contains the re-mastered stereo album, the new surround mix, all the B-sides from the singles and a brand new documentary film featuring new interviews with band members past and present, chronicling that period of the Depeche Mode’s hugely influential year career. The redesigned 16-page booklet includes original LP art, new photos, lyrics, and sleeve notes by Daniel Miller.”

This release is the “re-mastered stereo album” part only, the remainder of the paragraph relates to the DVD edition.
I know this because I have recently downloaded the ‘Speak And Spell’, ‘A Broken Frame’, ‘Some Great Reward’ and ‘Music For The Masses’ DVD editions, which generally are 7.2Gb or so in size!