Depeche Mode - Ghosts Again ft. BBC Concert Orchestra (Radio 2 Piano Room)

Depeche Mode perform their new track 'Ghosts Again' with the BBC Concert Orchestra. Recorded live at the BBC 's legendary Maida Vale Studios for Radio 2's Piano Room.

The full set, available on BBC Sounds and BBC iPlayer also includes their classic 'Walking In My Shoes' as well as a cover of 'Sundown' as performed by Scott Walker.

[simomimo-tu]

I can't belive this is a 2023 performance of a 2023 song. Sounds like the best of prime DM. We are truly lucky to be Depeche Mode fans.

[wookiewookster]

I’m 53 and they are still as good as day one, I’m lucky to have grown up with Depeche Mode in my life.

[derkdigler]

Please please please release a orchestral album this sounds amazing

[MrDruzbicki]

He's aging very well. Still one of the best voices !

[JJW]

I've never been the biggest Depeche Mode fan though I've always respected their music. Then I watch this and within a minute tears are coming out of my eyes. What a beautiful performance!

[oneplanetmikey]

Just when I thought I couldn't love Ghosts Again any harder. Well done all.

[rescue]

I've been a Depeche Mode since age 13 (I'm 48) and this is absolutely beautiful. So moving.

[provatos]

And this is why we are so proud to call ourselves faithful and devoted Depeche Mode fans.

[digidrum]

I'm 55 years old now ...i remember riding my bicycle to the record store back in 1983 to buy my first Depeche album. Not many kids knew of Depeche back then, but i saw them on a late night music program on t.v. and i was hooked.

[timothylunt]

I didn't think this song could get any better. It's so beautiful with the strings behind it. Stunning.

[repsycle]

This is the perfect example of why music should mature together with its artist's age. This song makes a lot of sense to people facing adult life, especially if you've already lost someone and is thinking about death and getting old. It's a shame when I see a lot of bands that were awesome in the past that don't allow themselves to mature, forcing cringy high-pitch attempts and repeating their old songwriting formula, with lyrics appealing more to young people's realities etc. Congrats to those two gentlemen. Awesome arrangement as well, as good as the studio version.

[retroagent]

This needs to be released officially. It’s amazing

[kamderakhs]

Only a heroic band like Depeche Mode can pull it off and touch the depths of your soul. I have no words to describe it, simply brilliant!

[AntonioRussoAR]

This orchestral version is extremely touching. It can be a great idea for a masterpiece album.

[fbdsyt]

Pay attention to the Dave Gahan. I've watched this video several times, doesn't it seem like he's in the right place, at the right time, with the right people, doing (among infinite possibilities) precisely what the universe needs him to do? Rarely does a song flow so perfectly!

[paulemery]

just a staggeringly beautiful version, very emotional

[bentramer]

Goosebumps. This song is one of their absolute best, and my 4 year old sings it word-for-word daily.

[shannonferguson]

Gahan's voice is flawless, even after all these years. Depeche Mode are impressive in every way.

[marcoanders]

If this is not played at my funeral I’m not even going...

[Lisa_Muenster]

In 1983 Pipeline was the first song I heard from Depeche, now 40 years later I'm sitting here with tears of joy in my eyes and I'm getting more and more excited about this band