Speak & Spell (Deluxe Edition) - Depeche Mode

Speak & Spell (Deluxe Edition)

Depeche Mode

Genre: New Wave
Release Date: 2006-06-06
Explicitness: notExplicit
Country: USA
Track Count: 16
℗ 2006 Sire Records. All rights reserved. Manufactured & Marketed by Rhino Entertainment Company, a Warner

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Speak & Spell (Deluxe Edition) ◷ preview

		Title	Artist	Time
1		New Life	Depeche Mode	3:45	USD 1.29
2		I Sometime Wish I Was Dead	Depeche Mode	2:18	USD 1.29
3		Puppets	Depeche Mode	3:55	USD 1.29
4		Boys Say Go!	Depeche Mode	3:06	USD 1.29
5		Nodisco!	Depeche Mode	4:14	USD 1.29
6		What's Your Name?	Depeche Mode	2:43	USD 1.29
7		Photographic	Depeche Mode	4:43	USD 1.29
8		Tora! Tora! Tora!	Depeche Mode	4:31	USD 1.29
9		Big Muff	Depeche Mode	4:23	USD 1.29
10		Any Second Now (Voices)	Depeche Mode	2:37	USD 1.29
11		Just Can't Get Enough	Depeche Mode	3:42	USD 1.29
12		Dreaming of Me	Depeche Mode	4:01	USD 1.29
13		Ice Machine (24/48 PCM Stereo)	Depeche Mode	4:06	USD 1.29
14		Shout (24/48 PCM Stereo)	Depeche Mode	3:43	USD 1.29
15		Any Second Now (Voices) [24/48	Depeche Mode	3:08	USD 1.29
16		Just Can't Get Enough (Schizo	Depeche Mode	6:43	USD 1.29

Reviews

A Pure Pop Masterpiece

5
By Mr. Drinks

While this is undisputedly Vince Clarke's Depeche Mode, Martin still brought a lot fo dark edges to things that can be heard in "Puppets", "Photographic", and of course the one song on the album that he wrote, "Tora, Tora, Tora". The simple keyboard electronics combined with Dave Gahan's youthful exuberence defined the sound of an entire new movement. "Dreaming of Me' and "New Life" are infectious dance songs, and no song defines the era better than "Just Can't Get Enough". Thoe opening keyboard riff ha, and forever will be short-hand for all things fun and carefree in the 80s
New Life got me hooked!

5
By pinkutofu

Been a fan since this album! As soon as I heard New Life I was absolutely hooked. The lyrics the beat the voice! They have only gotten better!
A good start

3
By Modeflood1971

The primitive but promising debut for DM is quirky, immature and a bit repetitive...but, then again, so was all other circa '81 synth pop (Kraftwerk, etc.). Nonetheless, most long time fans of the band agree: this was a pretty good start for the lads from Basildon.
Good beats

5
By Curkules

If your a fan of music in general i'de recommend all of DM's music. Great album
no interactive booklet

3
By bdsotelo

5 stars for the music. 3 stars for no interactive booklet as the title states.