Desafio...

Aqui fica mais um desafio proposto pelo DMdevotion.Das musicas cantadas pelo Martin(ao vivo ou em estudio),qual a vossa preferida?Deixem as vossas opiniões nos comentarios desta noticia...

O nosso “irmão” voltou ao activo…

O blog do DEVOTEE Raposo voltou ao activo com novo endereço e novo nome.Para substituir o seu http://dm101.wordpress.com/ Mr. Raposo criou o http://dmportugal.blogspot.com/ .Na nossa opinião,esta mudança foi para melhor,muito melhor!Nos nossos links,aqui no lado direito,ficam agora com o novo endereço deste novo local de culto dos DEVOTEES nacionais…Bem vindo ao “activo”!!!

Hoje...

Hoje os DM vão dar mais um concerto da sua Tour of the Universe,desta vez num local lindissimo,de sonho mesmo!Vai ser em Denver no Red Rocks,um local para 9.450 DEVOTEES.Deixamos aqui duas fotos para que possam ver "o sonho" que é este local...

Dave "apanha" um DEVOTEE...

O video que aqui deixamos está bastante engraçado.Durante o Stripped @ Pearl Concert Theatre in the Palms/Las Vegas,o Dave vê um DEVOTEE a fazer uma gravação video e...É melhor verem o video,o(a) DEVOTEE deve ter ficado a tremer das pernas.

Mais uma "mancha"...

No recente concerto de Santa Barbara o som e Projeção durante o Walking in my shoes foi abaixo!Aqui fica a reação dos DM e dos devotees...Azar ou não,foi mais uma mancha para esta tour!!!

Hole to Feed -music video shoot...

Aqui ficam algumas fotos e um video dos "artistas" que vão entrar no video do Hole to Feed!Tudo muito muito estranho!!!

Mais uma entrevista…

Fletcher falou de muitos assuntos…Da sua musica preferida,World in my eyes,do Alan ter saído da banda,do Dave andar a escrever letras,dos seus álbuns preferidos,do som que a banda está a produzir agora,e tambem da atmosfera da banda actualmente.Aqui fica a entrevista…
World in My Eyes is your favorite Depeche Mode song?
Yes. It encompasses what Depeche Mode is about, the melody, the riff, the production, the words. When we play that song live, we sometimes look at each other and are like, “What have we done here?”
Since Alan Wilder left the group in 1995, the band’s music has moved away from those groove-oriented melodies and become more minimal. Was that a conscious decision?
Martin, who writes most of the songs, does enjoy minimal electronica music. We try to evolve as a band. The magic of those years was incredible. The type of music we want to make now is different.
How much do you miss that music?
I like all our music, but I have favorite albums. I like Black Celebration and Violator. It’s hard to beat Violator. The new albums are still worthy and relevant.
Martin is guiding the band’s new sound?
Dave writes some good songs, too. Martin does guide the musical direction a bit. His demos guide the direction. He worked very hard on the demos for Sounds of the Universe. We don’t plan the sound and the atmosphere. Our next album could be very different.
With Dave writing more songs on Sounds of the Universe compared to the last album, how has his involvement affected the band?
Dave’s writing has brought us closer together as a band. He feels creatively part of the band. He’s more involved in making the music. Dave always felt slightly uncomfortable as a lead singer in a big band. He was just coming in singing. Now he doesn’t feel so isolated. Dave has contributed to the great atmosphere we have in the band. It’s very joyful to be in Depeche Mode now.
Is that a refreshing change of pace from previous years when the band was in turmoil?
Being in Depeche Mode has always been joyful from day one. We had a few years when Dave was very ill that were tough, tough to keep the band going. It’s a nice atmosphere. It’s a different vibe in the band.
Martin has said that he has stopped drinking and Dave has said he’s clean and sober. Is the band more calm and focused?
It’s a great atmosphere now. Making the album was joyful, no friction. But, sometimes friction isn’t a bad thing with groups. The electricity produced by these individuals can make great albums. We’re pleased at this moment in our career to be enjoying ourselves. It’s a much better space for us now.

@ Star-Telegram.com
By Phillip Zonkel

Fragile Tension...

O tema Fragile Tension está "na moda",tem se falado muito nos ultimos dias,e agora apareceu num anuncio.Ao que tudo indica o Hole to Feed será o proximo single para US e o "famoso" Fragile Tension para a Europa!Aqui fica o anuncio o2 o

Novo single...

Depois de Wrong,que tinha que ser realmente o primeiro single deste album e de Peace,um single que não teve muito boa aceitação pela parte de alguns DEVOTEES,dividindo opiniões,qual para voces devia ser o terceiro single deste Sounds of the Universe?Fala se do Hole to Feed(existem ate capas de cd com o autocolante com estes 3singles),fala se de Perfect e agora ate de Fragile Tension.Deixem nos comentarios desta noticia o vosso top3...

Depeche Mode ‘Peace’ remix winners...

Depois de muitas semanas a decidir,finalmente encontrou se o vencedor da melhor remix para o tema Peace no site Beatportal.Relembramos que o DMdevotion tinha entrevistado e apoiado,o famoso produtor Português Alex fx.Muito sinceramente depois de ouvir mos as 3 melhores classificadas é no minino ridiculo a do "nosso" Alex não estar no top 3!Enfim,um grande abraço ao Alex e que continue a produzir obras de arte como ate aqui!!!Para ouvir o top 3 vai a este endereço: http://www.beatportal.com/feed/item/depeche-mode-peace-remix-winners/

Director do Hole to Feed…

Já se sabe quem irá ser o director do vídeo do terceiro single.Será Eric Wareheim,comediante e director!Entre outros trabalhos,Eric já fez vídeos para MGMT,Maroon 5,Major lazer entre outros…
Aqui ficam alguns links com vídeos feitos pelo Eric:
http://vimeo.com/5936810
http://vimeo.com/4069809
http://vimeo.com/3884738
http://vimeo.com/2655608
http://vimeo.com/2501442
Muito estranho sem duvida o seu trabalho!Vamos ver o que sai daqui...A foto que acompanha esta noticia,segundo circula pela net,foi tirada durante a produção do video...

Fragile Tension…

A banda de suporte desta tour,Peter Bjorn and John falou ao NME(New Musical Express),e entre outras coisas disse que andam a fazer uma remix do Fragile Tension.Tambem comentaram que está a ser uma expriencia surreal,já que estavam habituados a ver os DM em poster e agora tem eles ali á sua frente!Tambem disseram que sempre foram seus fans…Relembramos que esta banda é sueca,e talvez tenha ajudado a marcar as tais 3 datas em território Sueco…

Suecia pertence ao Universo…

Os DM marcaram 3 datas na Suecia,em Janeiro de 2010.Aqui ficam elas:
25.1 Malmö Arena, Malmö
26.1 Scandinavium, Göteborg
31.1 Ericsson Globe, Stockholm

Ate agora 30...

As set list desta Tour of the Universe tem mudado muito...Nesta Tour ja foram tocadas 30musicas diferentes o que para DM é realmente muito!Deixo aqui umas perguntas,acham que os DM estão a mudar muitas vezes a set list porque?Será que é para os cds LHN venderam mais ja que nem todos os concertos sao iguais?Será que é para o dvd ter mais musicas ao vivo nos extras?Ou será apenas testes dos DM algumas musicas?Ja agora,quais as musicas que eram dispensaveis e as que deviam estar na set list na vossa opinião?..Aqui ficam todas as musicas que ja foram tocadas.
In Chains
Wrong
Hole To Feed
Walking In My Shoes
It's No Good
A Question Of Time
Precious
Fly On The Windscreen
Jezebel/Little Soul
A Question Of Lust/Home
Come Back/Miles Away
Peace/Fragile Tension
In Your Room
I Feel You
Policy Of Truth/In Sympathy
Enjoy The Silence
Never Let Me Down Again

Encore #1
Stripped
Master And Servant/Shake the Disease/Somebody
Strangelove/Behind the wheel

Encore #2
Personal Jesus
Waiting For The Night (Bare Version)

Depois de mais uma paragem...

Depois de mais um paragem na Tour of the Universe,desta vez devido a problemas na voz do Dave,os DM voltaram á estrada.Aqui fica um report do The Los Angeles Times sobre o primeiro dos dois concertos esgotados @ Hollywood Bowl.Destacamos alguns promenores do report,o primeiro que o Dave não tirou o colete durante o concerto todo(coisa rarissima dizemos nôs...),segundo que o Dave mais uma vez usou o tal cachecol que tem usado nesta tour á volta do pescoço e por ultimo que muitas vezes deixou o publico cantar para assim "poupar" um pouco a sua voz...Aqui fica o texto do The Los Angeles Times.
Stripped-down songs and a bundled up frontman still keep it fresh.

You needn’t have read about Dave Gahan’s recent illness to know that something was up with the Depeche Mode frontman Sunday night at the Hollywood Bowl, where the English electro-pop outfit played the first of two sold-out shows. After all, Gahan kept his shirt (well, actually his black leather vest) on for the entire two-hour concert — quite possibly an unprecedented event in Depeche Mode’s nearly 30-year history.

Since launching its current world tour in May, the band has canceled a number of dates as a result of Gahan’s health troubles, which have included a severe bout of gastroenteritis, a malignant tumor in the singer’s bladder and a torn calf muscle. Last week Depeche Mode called off shows in Mountain View and Chula Vista after Gahan’s doctor advised him to rest his voice.
At press time, concerts scheduled for later this week in Anaheim and Santa Barbara were still set to go ahead.

Given those afflictions, you could understand Gahan’s desire Sunday to guard himself against the chilly Los Angeles night. At one point the singer left the stage and returned wearing a sensible scarf. Yet if his wardrobe revealed that even rock stars are susceptible to the frailties of age, Gahan’s dancing and especially his microphone twirling — think of an Elvis Presley unafraid to embrace his inner disco diva — suggested otherwise.

The frontman’s singing was a somewhat different matter. More than once he ceded control of a selection’s chorus to guitarist Martin Gore or to the audience, which was happy to take responsibility for its delivery. And a handful of high notes seemed slightly out of Gahan’s reach. But for the most part here was a man determined not to allow infirmity to prevent him from selling a song.


Even the new ones: Depeche Mode is on tour in support of “Sounds of the Universe,” the studio disc it released earlier this year, and though Sunday’s show featured the usual cavalcade of catalog hits, it also pulled surprisingly heavily from the new album, the band’s strongest since the early ’90s.
Indeed, Gahan and his bandmates opened with three tracks from “Sounds of the Universe,” including “Hole to Feed,” which reflected their still-sharp ability to build spirited dance music around thoroughly dismal themes. “This world could leave you broken inside, with nowhere to hide,” Gahan crooned dramatically over a percolating industrial-rock beat.

Older material sounded fresher than you might have expected, in most cases as a result of the group’s stripping down the songs to their essential parts. “Policy of Truth” zipped along atop a lean New Wave groove, while “Enjoy the Silence” had a raw disco-punk throb that demonstrated the enormous influence Depeche Mode has had on younger bands like the Rapture and Interpol.

For “I Feel You” and “Personal Jesus,” Gore drew fuzzy garage-rock tones from his guitar, emphasizing the juicy contrast between his instrument’s organic intensity and the sleeker surfaces of the group’s computer-music rhythms.

After “Personal Jesus,” Depeche Mode closed the show — which by then had stretched to a second encore — with a hushed reading of “Waiting for the Night,” from the band’s smash 1990 album, “Violator.” It was an odd move, following an up-tempo take on what might be the band’s biggest hit with a spacey, low-key ballad, but hauntingly effective.
@ The Los Angeles Times
by: Mikael Wood

Onde vai parar?!?!...

Esta tour irá ficar definitivamente marcada pelos muitos concertos cancelados.Já vão em 15,e infelizmente parece que não vamos ficar por aqui.Não é normal o que se está a passar,e o Dave so pode estar muito fragil a nivel de saude!O inverno daqui pouco está aí,e com as "gripes" que por aí andam,onde vai "isto" parar??!!??

Mais LHN...(actualizado) 4 LHN

Nos comentários desta noticia tens os links para mais 4 LHN desta tour.Depois do concerto de Tel Aviv e de Leipzig,aqui ficam os LHN de Berlim,Roma,Frankfurt e Munique...

Entrevista @ Festival Lollapalooza ( 7-8-09)

Dave Gahan é um Deus no palco…

Aqui fica um report sobre mais um concerto dos DM…
O Dave é um Deus no palco dizem…

August 13, 2009
A show many Stateside fans were anxiously awaiting, Depeche Mode took the stage just as of Montreal played their final notes to an uproarious and eager audience. The New Wave legends’ influence on music is immeasurable – lead singer Petter Ericson Stakee of the British rock band Alberta Cross told JamBase that DM was probably the band’s biggest influence and described lead singer Dave Gahan as “a god on stage.” Live sampling and electronic dub segments have become so prevalent in mainstream rock music and much of that can be traced to Depeche Mode and their international popularity. As for the show, the band opened with a trio of new songs from Sounds of the Universe with “In Chains,” the single “Wrong” and “Hole to Feed.” Every headliner of the weekend had their own stunning visual display and DM’s video wall fit their style well. For “In Chains” the screen featured an old white man’s face next to a young black boy’s face. As the song progressed, the faces slowly transformed until the old white man was the young black boy and vice versa. (WH)
The crowd dynamic was something I had only previously witnessed watching videos of Glastonbury as the entire audience swooned with their hands in the air as DM poured through their vast catalogue with hit songs like “Enjoy the Silence,” “Personal Jesus,” “Policy of Truth” and “A Question of Time” rousing the crowd to their highest levels of euphoria. Gahan’s voice has a commanding power from the lower register that billows out clear as a bell all the way to the back of the field. Industrial strength drum lines and synth-ed out keyboards are Depeche’s modus operandi and seeing it unfold in the flesh is something I would have never imagined if they hadn’t been brought to the Lollapalooza stage. That’s the beauty of an event like Lollapalooza, as Perry Farrell told us the Monday before the fest when asked what his favorite thing was about music festivals, simply offering, “Everyone wins, the musicians win, [the fans] get to hear the music that they’ve been listening to on their iPods or online all year. They get to actually see them perform. Everybody at the festival wins.”
@ JamBase

Mais um cancelamento...

Mais um concerto cancelado!Desta vez o concerto que os DM iriam dar hoje dia 12 de Agosto @ Shoreline Amphitheatre(San francisco).A causa de mais um concerto cancelado segundo parece tem a ver com a voz do Dave!O medico aconselhou repouso total durante 48horas...Sobre o assunto o Dave disse:"San Francisco is one of the most important cities to the band and we are devastated that we have been forced to cancel this date,"..."We hope to be back soon to play for all of our fans in the area.".Enfim,a noticia fica aqui!Muito sinceramente pensava que a tour não iria ter mais problemas mas pelos vistos...

3 Anos de DMdevotion...

Pois é DEVOTEES,estamos a comemorar o nosso 3* aniversario,neste mês de Agosto.Quando nascemos(ainda na versao www.dmdevotion.com),tinhamos como objectivo fazer mos algo diferente,tanto a nivel de imagem,como a forma de apresentar mos as proprias noticias,curtas e objectivas!!!Conseguimos,claramente,pelo que os DEVOTEES nos iam dizendo,com as suas opinioes.Ao comemorar o nosso primeiro aniversário decidimos mudar nos para versão blogue www.dmdevotion.blogspot.com,e ficámos ainda mais proximos dos DEVOTEES,ja que todas as noticias podem ser comentadas.Nestes 3 anos fizemos duas tshirts DMdevotion(versao site)e os ULTRA famosos cachecois DMdevotion(versao blog),que são um tremendo sucesso.Para alem de termos chegado a muitos DEVOTEES nacionais,o DMdevotion chegou a Países como Brasil,Espanha,Inglaterra,Usa,Grecia,Hungria e Romenia.Por vezes recebemos mails de onde menos esperamos,e sabe bem ver o nosso trabalho reconhecido.Hoje temos a certeza que somos uma referencia DM para muitos DEVOTEES!O objectivo continua,estar mos todos cada vez mais perto e trocar mos o maximo de experiencias DM.Parabens a todos,são voces que fazem o DMdevotion estar sempre na frente...Mais uma vez Obrigado!!!

Posters DMdevotion

Aqui ficam mais dois posters/wallpapers by DMdevotion!Instruções:Clicar na imagem/guardar imagem/imprimir imagem.As parede do estudio,escritorio ou quarto das nossas casas vão ficar mais bonitas!!! :D

Fletcher tem a palavra...

Mr. Fletcher deu mais uma entrevista nos "states".Entre muitas coisas,Flecther disse que pelo menos na europa esta foi a melhor tour de sempre,mas ao mesmo tempo,a mais complicada(morte do seu pai,problemas do dave etc etc etc...).Falou tambem das roupas do Martin,que por vezes lhe diz "não vais usar isso??!!??",destaca tambem os concertos de Milão e Paris,e tambem,a sua forma de estar em palco.Para leres a entrevista toda,aqui fica o link: http://www.sfgate.com/columns/popquiz/

BRUTAL...

Depois de muitas bootlegs live desta tour,Sounds of the Universe,e de dois cds oficiais LHN(live here now),deixamos aqui nos comentarios desta noticia,48 cds oficiais LHN(live here now),da Touring the Angel para download.Uma autentica reliquia!Como sabem,som perfeito e poderoso!Enjoy...

Bootlegs live-Tour of the Universe

Arvika festivalen 3-7-09
http://rapidshare.com/files/264257177/2009.07.03_Arvika_.part1.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/264261013/2009.07.03_Arvika_.part2.rar

Toronto 24-7-09
http://rapidshare.com/files/264272774/2009.07.24_-_Toronto.rar

Montreal 25-7-09
http://rapidshare.com/files/264244902/25.07.2009_Montreal.rar

Live @ Madison Square Garden...

Nos comentarios desta noticia encontram os links dos dois lives @ Madison Square Garden nos dias 3 e 4 deste mês...Enjoy!

Urgente...

O urgente em cima não é serio,é mesmo para a brincadeira...Algum DEVOTEE consegue me explicar que projeção é esta no Policy of Truth???Qual a logica disto???Que saudades das projeçoes da Devotional Tour...

O lado sóbrio do Martin...

Entrevista muito boa a Mr. Martin L. Gore ao San Francisco Examiner...

SAN FRANCISCO — On first listen, Depeche Mode’s new “Sounds of the Universe” may seem like more of the UK trio’s sinister stock in trade — Gothic synth motifs backed by the funereal crooning of frontman Dave Gahan.

But delve deeper into the tracks — most composed by band Svengali and keyboardist Martin Gore — and a thematic pattern emerges: This is easily the most spiritual set of their three-decade career.

“That’s kind of how I see it, really,” says Gore, who just turned an unusually reflective 48.

“The album didn’t start making sense that way until I’d written songs like ‘Peace’ and ‘Little Soul’ — then I realized the bigger issues I was confronting.”
The “Peace” lyrics read like a reaffirmation of purpose: “I’m leaving bitterness behind this time/I’m cleaning out my mind … peace will come to me.”

Gore, who brings Depeche Mode to Shoreline Amphitheatre Wednesday, says he found serenity through sobriety. Three years ago, midway through a world tour, he quit drinking, cold turkey.

“I was suffering from panic attacks, I was always irritable and grumpy, and when I added up all the units of alcohol I’d been consuming, the total was truly horrifying,” he says. It was even scarier to realize “that I’d never been onstage sober in my life before. So this is the first tour I’ve ever done, alcohol-free, and I prepared for it like a professional boxer.”

Was there a final-straw moment when Gore knew he had a problem? He laughs.

“There were loads of those moments, but they never hit home,” he says. “I mean, I had seizures one day on a boat in a Louisiana swamp, and fell forward, just by chance. And if I’d have fallen backward, I would’ve landed in a swamp full of alligators — no joke. But even that didn’t stop me.”

Gore still gets mortality reminders, as on a recent Athens, Greece date, when Gahan was rushed to the hospital after collapsing in his dressing room.

“We are getting a bit older, proven by Dave’s cancer scare,” Gore says. “At first he was diagnosed with a stomach bug, but overzealous doctors did a scan and found a shadow on his bladder that turned out to be a malignant tumor. It’s a miracle they managed to catch it so early.”

Ultimately, Gore — a divorced father of three — wants to be around for his kids.

“So I’ve learned that for me, personally, drinking is not an option anymore,” he says. “The moment I open that door even a crack, it’s fully open within 24 hours. Because I could always find a reason to drink.”

@ San Francisco Examiner
By:Tom Lanham

Miles Away live @ NY (4-08-09)

Report do live @ Madison Square Garden...

Aqui fica uma reportagem sobre um dos concertos @ Madison Square Garden pelo The New York Times...

Synth From Depeche Mode At Madison Square Garden / August 4,2009

Dave Gahan’s voice has always had a disembodied quality, as if it were delivering stern disciplinarian instructions from an overhead speaker while a camera kept watch, making sure they were followed. That firmness was one of Depeche Mode’s anchors during the 1980s and early ’90s, first as new wave renegades, and later as innovators of industrial synth-pop.

It turns out, though, that Mr. Gahan is just a man, and one who likes to have fun at that: the body reveals the voice to be something of a lie. At Madison Square Garden on Monday night (there will be a second concert Tuesday), he was all smiles, even when his subject matter was gritty, a rock star long done with posing.

First appearing in a black blazer — later peeled off to reveal a black vest, later peeled off to reveal tattoos and a bare chest — and slicked-back hair, Mr. Gahan was debonair and feline, spinning like a figure skater and contorting his body, if not his voice.
His orders didn’t sound nearly so harsh as they do on record.In April Depeche Mode — Mr. Gahan, Martin Gore and Andrew Fletcher — released its 12th album, “Sounds of the Universe” (Mute/Capitol/Virgin), on which the group again sounds like a young band — in this case, a young band aspiring to make records like Depeche Mode made in the ’80s. It’s artful but not emphatic, overlooking the fact that the hard clang of synth against synth against drums against more synths was one of the things that set Depeche Mode apart from its softer peers.

Those albums were harsh, seductive and often dissolute documents of eroticism and power, or eroticism and vulnerability, depending on the song. In some places here, the band achieved a similar thrill. “Master and Servant” pulsed with a cacophony of off-kilter synths. During “A Question of Time,” Mr Gahan gamely fondled his crotch while eyeing imaginary prey. “You’re only 15/ and you look good,” he purred. “I’ll take you under my wing/ like somebody should.” “I Feel You” was abrasively sexual, with Mr. Gahan returning his hand below his waist as Mr. Gore, on guitar, applied a roaring friction.Recent songs, though, were airless. “Hole to Feed” and “Come Back” had none of the ache of the band’s best material. And the effect was contagious, making some old songs (”In Your Room,” “Precious”) sound new, for the worse.

Mr. Gore, switching between several guitars, was essential, poking through the haze with taut riffs. Oddly, for surprisingly long stretches of time, Mr. Fletcher merely stood behind his bay of keyboards, shaking his hips or grinning or both. Or neither. (The three band members were joined by two additional players on keyboards and on drums.)

Midshow, Mr. Gore, the band’s primary songwriter but its secondary character, took center stage to sing a pair of songs, including “Home” from “Ultra,” one of the group’s later, lesser albums. Dressed in a sparkling silver outfit — vest, pants, cuffs — he was a loud sartorial retort to Mr. Gahan, though until this point, he’d stayed far out of the spotlight.”Home” is one of the few Depeche Mode singles sung by Mr. Gore, who normally cuts Mr. Gahan’s tense vocals with high, delicate harmonies. Here, he was almost desperate; it was easily the night’s most disruptive moment, but also the most moving. Had Mr. Gahan sung the same words, it would have sounded like defiance. But from Mr. Gore they’re tender, evidence of the beating heart beneath Depeche Mode’s rigor.

Source: The New York Times
By Jon Caramanica

DM em Portugal...

Parece que "pertencemos" ao Universo DM!!!No site oficial da banda,nas tour dates ja está 14 de novembro,Pavilhão Atlantico,Lisboa Portugal!!!Nas noticias nenhuma nota sobre esta nova data.Vamos ver no que "isto" vai dar...

Official Store...

Na loja oficial dos DM temos novos produtos referentes a esta tour...Deixamos aqui uma foto com alguns que destacamos.Para veres melhor clica na imagem!Os casacos estão brutais!!!Aqui fica o link da loja http://depechemode.fanfire.com/cgi-bin/WebObjects/Store.woa/wa/artist?artistName=Depeche+Mode&sourceCode=DMOWEB

Polonia "pertence" ao Universo...

Foram adicionadas duas datas na Polonia da Tour of the Universe...Os dias são,10 e 11 de Fevereiro de 2010.A data em territorio nacional continua "desaparecida"!!!Será que Portugal pertence ao "Universo"??!!??

Dois live para download...

Aqui ficam os links,para download dos concertos de Toronto e Montreal...
AUDIO Toronto (24-07-2009) http://rapidshare.com/files/260544427/t_072409.rar.html
AUDIO Montreal (25-07-2009)
http://rapidshare.com/files/261784576/M_072509.rar.html