In 1993, amid the expansive Devotional Tour backing the album Songs of Faith and Devotion, which sold over 4 million copies at Depeche Mode's popularity zenith, the British electronic outfit fronted by Dave Gahan captured their raw vitality in a concert film directed by Anton Corbijn, earning a Grammy nod for Best Long Form Music Video. Filmed across shows in Barcelona, Liévin, and Frankfurt, the near-two-hour set encompassed staples like the industrial-riffed "I Feel You," poignant "Walking in My Shoes," and climactic "Personal Jesus" under psychedelic projections, tracing their shift from synth-pop to alt-rock with grunge inflections. Despite backstage turmoil—Gahan's addiction and Fletcher's breakdown, culminating in Alan Wilder's departure—the performance drew acclaim for its fervor and visuals, with Corbijn artfully conveying a "devotional worship" ambiance among fans, establishing it as a 90s live benchmark, though observers saw it as a harbinger of the band's impending crisis.