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Depeche Mode in Space Ghost Coast To Coast
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The Cartoon Network revived Space Ghost, bumbling space superhero from the 60's
to host a talk show. The show is apparently very funny, though I've never seen it
myself. If some would like to send me a tape, I'd be happy to give it a try though.
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Home was the most recently released single from dM when this promotional
album became available. The liner notes are as follows:
Take us there. These Modern Rock founding fathers are in top form on
this redemptive track, with singer Dave Gagan's richly enotional vocals in
powerful relief against a symphonic-yet-danceable musical backdrop. Gahan's recent
tribulations have, if anything, added depth and poignancy to the material. The
Mode is where the heart is.
Those with a clue will note that the vocals are actually by Martin, not by Dave
and I've got to say that Home is not a 'danceable' track. Maybe a slow-dance track
but hardly something to spin in a nightclub.
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- Title:
- Hits Post Madern Syndrome with Space Ghost Coast To Coast
- Series Premire:
- 1994
- Soundtrack Released:
- 1997
- Director:
- C. Martin Croker
- Produced by:
- Keith Crofford
- Internet Movie Database Entry:
- "Space Ghost Coast to Coast" (1994)
- Depeche Mode song used:
- Home
- Summary:
Old-time superhero Space Ghost retires from the life-saving business
and recruits his (imprisoned) nemesises Zorak and Moltar to assist
him in his new life: as a late night talk show host. (Birdman was to be
the host, but it was discovered that he could not function after dark
without the solar energy.) (Joe Pranevich)
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