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french for "Fast Fashion". Depeche mode means fast fashion in french.
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a band who's first song was released in 1981. depeche mode was part of the new wave scene, breaking into the synth pop genre (now known as "the kings of synth pop") and becoming its kings. Depeche Mode went into the 90's making their fans wiery with their release of Songs of Faith and Devotion, and a split up was almost eminent. 1997's ULTRA was the bands return to fame with the hits "It's No Good" and "Useless". Everyone should buy Depeche Mode's The Singles 86-98 and 81-85, to see the true work of an awesome band.
www.depechemode.com "I am feeling very Depeche Today"
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The band responsible for making goth/synth pop accessible, not by making it by any means 'accessible' but just really releasing well-crafted music that was filled with a beautiful emotion... Gore's music and Gahan's vocals are worthy of praise. DM pioneered the dark side of synth pop to the masses.
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The best New Wave band ever. They are from Basildon, England.
David Gahan, Lead Vocalist Martin Gore, Primary Songwriter, Vocals, Guitars, Keyboards. Andrew Fletcher, Management, Occasional Keyboards Alan Wilder, Producer, Keyboards, Drums, Vocals They formed in 1981, as a Underground New Wave Group, they rose to fame when they released 2 singles in 1984(People Are People, Master And Servant) and were aquired by Sire Records shortly after. In 1991 they were voted most popular on MTV's Most Wanted Bands of the 80's. Depeche Mode started having trouble when Alan Wilder left in 1995, they released 5 singles from 1997 to 1998 then getting dropped by Sire Records. In 2001, they would be picked up by Reprise/Mute Records and would begin creating music again. It is rumored that Playing the Angel will be their second to last record. Depeche Mode's Popular Songs:
Master And Servant Enjoy The Silence People are People Strangelove Shake The Disease Policy of Truth Precious It's No Good The World in my Eyes A Question of Lust I Feel You Never Let Me Down Again But Not Tonight Death's Door Personal Jesus Just Can't Get Enough Halo Walking In My Shoes |
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A superlative synth band that started in the 80's New Wave era. Their first release was Speak & Spell, which was mostly authored by ex-band member Vince Clark. He left the group to form Yaz, leaving Martin L. Gore to become Depeche Mode's main songwriter for their second and future releases. That is until 2005's Playing the Angel, which had three songs written by lead singer Dave Gahan.
Current members: Andy Fletcher Dave Gahan Martin L. Gore Ex-band members: Vince Clark The beautiful and talented Alan Wilder. My fave songs from some DM albums (favorites for now, but they constantly change, DM albums are that good): Playing the Angel: Suffer Well Exciter: Goodnight Lovers Ultra: Home Songs of Faith and Devotion: In Your Room Violator: Waiting for the Night 101: Stripped Music For the Masses: Never Let Me Down Again Black Celebration: But Not Tonight Catching up w/ DM: Shake the Disease Some Great Reward: Something to Do People are People: Leave in Silence Construction Time Again: Told You So A Broken Frame: My Secret Garden Speak & Spell: Tora! Tora! Tora! Personal Jesus Depeche Mode is a great band that puts out great albums.
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a state of calmness and warmth; comes from the feeling you get when listening to the band Depeche Mode The last time I smoked an ounce of Northern Lights in a day, i was in depeche mode for the entire next week!
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Depeche Mode is the name of an English Synth pop band.
The literal translation of Depeche Mode is "Fast Fashion," but the name of the French magazine that they took it from meant "Fashion Dispatch." "Did you hear the new Depeche Mode cd yet?"
"Yes, I downloaded it for free but I'm going to buy the special edition also because they're cool like that and bands make all their money from their $75 shows anyhow. By the way, where was the drummer and Alan Wilder?" |
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