Depeche Mode

[spud]

And the maralyn manson version?

 

[garinda]

And the maralyn manson version?

Nah, that was rubbish.

 

[entwisi]

he has done a couple of nice covers but I prefer his own stuff

 

[Gayle]

They were definitely the more 'popish' end of the new romantic/electronic groups. I didn't dislike them but wouldn't say I was a huge fan either. I did like People are People because I liked the words.

They were actually really hard to dance to though, despite being more popish than The Cure or groups like that.

I once walked past Dave Gahn in the street in Manchester - took me about an hour to realise why that bloke had looked so familiar - they were all a bit ordinary.

 

[egg&chips]

I really liked 'em especially "See you" but I think that they would have had more success if they'd kept hold of Vince Clarke. A bit like Rovers would have if they'd kept Shearer

 

[spignific]

good band once they dumped the early gay disco music stuff and went a darker

 

[Mancie]

They were actually really hard to dance to though, despite being more popish than The Cure or groups like that.

Come on Gayle.. DP more "popish" than the Cure!... "love cats" and "Fridays I'm in love" not real hardcore stuff is it.

 

[beechy]

good band once they dumped the early gay disco music stuff and went a darker

if you want darker
try listening to nick cave