The Meaning of Love
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| Singel zespołu Depeche Mode z albumu A Broken Frame | ||||
| Wydany | 26 kwietnia 1982 | |||
| Nagrywany | luty 1982 (Blackwing Studios) | |||
| Gatunek | synthpop, dance-pop, pop | |||
| Długość | 3:08/5:00 | |||
| Wydawnictwo | Mute Records | |||
| Producent | Daniel Miller, Depeche Mode | |||
| Format | 7", 12", CD | |||
| Autor | Martin Gore | |||
| Singel po singlu | ||||
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The Meaning of Love – singel grupy Depeche Mode promujący album A Broken Frame.
Wydany w krajach
Australia (7")
Belgia (CD)
Brazylia (CD)
Francja (7", CD)
Grecja (7")
Hiszpania (7", 12")
Niemcy (7", 12", CD)
Portugalia (7")
Szwecja (7")
Unia Europejska (CD)
USA (CD)
Wielka Brytania (7", 12", CD)
Informacje
- Czas nagrywania Luty 1982
- Nagrano w Blackwing Studios, Londyn (Wielka Brytania)
- Produkcja Daniel Miller i Depeche Mode
- Teksty i muzyka Martin Lee Gore
- Inżynierowie dźwięku Eric Radcliffe i John Fryer
Wydania Mute
- 7 MUTE 022 wydany 26 kwietnia 1982
- The Meaning of Love – 3:05
- Oberkorn (It's a Small Town) – 4:07
- 12 MUTE 022 wydany 26 kwietnia 1982
- The Meaning of Love (Fairly Odd Mix) – 4:59
- Oberkorn (It's a Small Town) (Development Mix) – 7:37
- CD MUTE 22 wydany 1991
- The Meaning of Love – 3:08
- Oberkorn (It's a Small Town) – 4:10
- The Meaning of Love (Fairly Odd Mix) – 5:01
- Oberkorn (It's a Small Town) (Development Mix) – 7:38
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