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Synth veterans line-up three different versions of Spanish double header
Depeche Mode have announced plans to release a live DVD of two recent performances in Spain from their world tour.

Tour Of The Universe – Live In Barcelona features 21 tracks recorded over two nights at the Palau St Jordi in the city last November.

The release is set to come in three different formats, including a special four-disc version which contains the live show, a host of bonus content including four alternate bonus tracks recorded across the two nights, a tour documentary – Inside The Universe – two tracks filmed at tour rehearsals in New York and Anton Corbijn’s specially created Screen Films for seven tracks plus further bonus montages created from the onstage screens.

The super deluxe version will also come with two live CDs featuring the full 21 tracks from the performance, along with four promotional videos from their 2009 ‘Sounds Of The Universe’ album.

The deluxe version will contain the single DVD of the gig with bonus tracks and two audio CDs. Tour Of The Universe – Live In Barcelona will also be released on Blu-Ray.

The full tracklisting for the super deluxe version of Tour Of The Universe – Live In Barcelona is as follows:
DVD1
In Chains
Wrong
Hole To Feed
Walking In My Shoes
It’s No Good
A Question Of Time
Precious
Fly On The Windscreen
Jezebel
Home
Come Back
Policy Of Truth
In Your Room
I Feel You
Enjoy The Silence
Never Let Me Down Again
Dressed In Black
Stripped
Behind The Wheel
Personal Jesus
Waiting For The Night

Bonus tracks
World In My Eyes
Sister Of Night
Miles Away / The Truth Is
One Caress

DVD2 – Tour Of The Universe Screens:
In Chains
Walking In My Shoes
Precious
Come Back
Policy Of Truth
Enjoy The Silence
Personal Jesus

Tour Of The Universe / Rehearsals:
Wrong
Walking In My Shoes

Bonus tracks:
Insight
Hole To Feed
Behind The Wheel
Never Let Me Down Again

Sounds Of The Universe – Videos:
Wrong
Peace
Hole To Feed
Fragile Tension

Source: NME