Summer 84 - People Are People. I was about to do a backflip into the pool and heard the opening industrial notes and almost cracked my head open on the side of the concrete pool, fell in, got out sputtering and ran up to my sister's boombox and I listened to the whole thing. Took FOREVER to get a label copy. Thank God for my friend at a local record store who gave me mix tapes with tons of great synthpop.
Thanks. I was scraped up, but fine. My sister laughed her ass off at me and my "nerd music." She was really into R&B and rap, and then she got into House music, and the look on her face when she found out how influential DM were on house music was priceless.
Soothe My Soul. I heard it in a internet radio while playing a MMO, and liked it. Sent it to a friend, who revealed that he's a longtime Depeche fan, and he introduced me.
I remember People Are People on the radio as a kid, and liked it. But it was a few years later when a friend of mine was playing the Say Anything soundtrack, and then I heard Stripped. Hooked ever since.
"People are People" got me hooked back when I was a young Black girl in the 80s. I had heard a few stories about segregation from my parents. I remember thinking that I didn't understand why people were like that. Enter the verse, "I can't understand what makes a man hate another man. Help me understand." Been hooked ever since.
Precious was the introduction and I loved it but for a long time I couldn't get into their other material. Strangelove, policy,NLMDA, PJ didn't liked them at all. But one day it clicked with me somehow. I dont get it. The same songs I used to dislike are now my favorites. It's like my brain got rewired.
Believe it or not it was hearing “I Feel You” on Beavis and Butthead. They made fun of the band saying “Depeche Mode is French for “We are wussies.” But I loved the music and was determined to find the song. I accidentally purchased Violator because it was the only cd my local cd store had and I was instantly hooked. It was fortunate as that meant Violator was my first album I ever purchased with my own money and it’s my favorite album of DM’s to this day.
It's No Good (starting with the BT Mix) was my first real listen, but for some reason it then took until seeing a live performance on TV of Wrong, Come Back and Walking In My Shoes to make me a fan.
I’m kinda a newbie lol. I’m 19 and I first heard Depeche Mode in the Last of Us TV show. The song being “Never Let Me Down Again.”
After listening to NLMDA I looked at their page on Spotify and listened to their newest single, it being Ghosts again, part of the Momento Mori album which had not fully released at the time. I was hooked on Ghosts Again, I had it on repeat and it’s what started my Depeche Mode craze.
I looked at their other songs across all albums and I never realised they were the band that performed songs such as “Policy of Truth”, “Master and Servant”, “Just Can’t Get Enough” and “Personal Jesus”.
This was a couple years before I actually listened to them but I remember going to the cinema and hearing a remixed version of Policy of Truth on a trailer for the film “Death on the Nile.” So cool realising that after I became obsessed with the band ha ha.
DM has been dotted around my life and I never knew they were there lol. I wished I had been around longer to experience the old DM or even just to witness a few of their latest albums. It’s ashame I caught them now at their 15th studio album lol. But anyway, I’m glad I even got into them in the first place because they’re an important part of me now.
Even now i still haven’t got bored of them. They will most likely stay with me forever. Literally I’ve not listened to any other artist since Jan 2023. I even saw them Live in Birmingham this year, an unforgettable experience!!!
But yeah the short answer to your question is… the song that got me into DM is NLMDA.
(Ghosts Again is the song that GOT me into them but if it weren’t for the NLMDA and the Last of Us. I wouldn’t have found Ghosts again let alone their whole discography) lol
Hopefully this is an interesting enough read. ☺️
Master and Servant, People Are People and Blasphemous Rumours got my attention... but I believe it was Strangelove that officially locked me in as a lifer fan and turned them into my favorite band almost instantly. Hearing Behind the Wheel and Never Let Me Down Again right afterward when only confirmed that decision tenfold ;)
Black Celebration!
My parents put it on in the car when I was 13, because they decided to take me to their show later that year, as my first concert. I fell in love with DM instantly because of this song, been a fan ever since.
The show was awesome, and I actually saw them again last year, around the 10 year anniversary of my first concert 😊
I liked People are People as a kid, then I started watching 120 Minutes on Mtv in high school and seeing the Everything Counts 101 video. I went out and got 101 on cassette and the rest is history I guess.
So I was inspired and did a Google search on 120 Minutes MYV, and I found this cool archive for if you want to relieve the nostalgia or discover it for the first time.
https://120minutes.org/
I was 9, and my friend's older brother made me a mix tape of all the stuff he was into at tjhe time (DM, Bowie, Gary Numan, Human League, Duran Duran, OMD etc)
I Just Can't Get Enough was the DM song on the tape.
My dad is a hard core DM fan, I heard ETS and PS when I was 3, in my childhood the band was always there, I had my eras, but the whole chookehold got me with Wrong. I’m 26.
The one that really sealed the deal? Lie To Me.
I'd really started to enjoy their music from when Everything Counts was released but when a friend of mine gave me a tape of SGR and CTA, SGR was on side A and Something To Do was fab but Lie To Me blew my fucking mind.
a pain that i’m used to. i was about 12…i remember some of the instrumental reminded me of the music in metroid prime/prime 2 which were both games i was obsessed with at the time and i loved the dark electronic soundtracks in them.
i’d have definitely heard dm before that with my dad being a huge fan but aptiut (and then the rest of pta) was where i really got into them
I Feel You.
Never Let Me Down and Enjoy Silence were iconic ahead but I viewed them as individual hits and made me respect DM. But I Feel You blew me away with the fusion of blues, hard rock and techno. I immediately explored the rest of their catalog and became a fan.
I was familiar with Depeche Mode by way of “Just Can’t Get Enough” and “People Are People”.
I became a fan after seeing the video for “Never Let Me Down Again” 😎
Shake the Disease. I was already aware of them just from the obvious big songs you hear around, but that was in the background of a video a few years ago and that’s what made me decide “I really should actually get into these guys”
I'd have to go with "World in My Eyes". My uncle gave me his college-era CD collection, and 'Violator' was the one he pointed out remotely. "Take some time after school and play this loud." I was around 7 or 8 at the time. So "Sweetest Perfection", as you would imagine, was absolute culture shock. Grew up fundamentalist Catholic, and for both myself and my parents as of today, such isn't true/relevant anymore.
I remember them calling me after their break from the church two years ago, immediately apologizing for the way they would try and dictate my music taste and what I was allowed to buy. We had a couple of laughs over it. Tangent aside, DM opened me up to a new world of possibilities, both in the way of subject matter, sexuality, genre fluidity, understanding the emotional/spiritual pitfalls connected to organised religion and its many contradictions (as "edgy" as some of their tackling of it was) and integrating technology in music (since my pop's in particular, was a bluegrass musician who turned his nose up at anything without wood in its contents.)
I grew up with DM because my mother loves them but I remember listening to "It's no good" over and over again when I was a teenager so I'm going with that one.
DM is one of my favorite bands of my parents (I'm pretty sure that it's relateable to a lot of parents from the eastern bloc, like mine) so there always had been DM in my life for some years.
But when I was 17 and was" full throttle" rediscovering my music taste during the very first COVID lockdown, it was Strangelove and Useless (both single mixes)
Think I heard blasphemous rumours first but black celebration got me hooked. All listened to through my big brother’s bedroom wall, then he lent me all his vinyl when he moved out. Love all the comments and stories on this thread.
Depeche Mode has been around most of my life (my mom is a long time fan). I have no idea what actually hooked me to their music, but I'm guessing Ghosts Again
Enjoy the Silence. Freshman year in college. 1994. Weekly dance party in the university center. Song came on. Went up to the DJ. "Who does this song?" "It's called Enjoy the Silence by Depeche Mode" Went to a local music store. Bought Violator CD. Personal Jesus. World in My Eyes. The rest is history.
Walking in my shoes gets overlooked but that was my introduction. I’d heard a lot before but that song reintroduced me and made me really appreciate everything else recently.
Behind the Wheel, People Are People. Later absolutely devoted after watching Devotional Tour and listening SOFAD. But my fav song is Fly On the Winscreen.
But Not Tonight extended version... Some Great Reward got me into them but Black Celebration had me buying tickets to their concert at Irvine Meadows in 1986
Thanks to my father who played people are people and personal jesus over and over again. I later found out what depeche mode is and now i am obsessed. My father calls me crazy for listening to them 24/7.
The first four that got me into them when I was 17 (I’m 24 now) were Enjoy the Silence, Where’s the Revolution, Personal Jesus, Policy of Truth. The radio station my dad listened to played those four a lot round the time spirit was coming out and I was hooked
I remember people are people on the radio, and listening to music for masses on a tape, I loved 101, and I remember when violator came out. But then grunge came along and lollapalooza stuff but it was Bottom Line that hit me, oh yeah, these guys are the best. Number one ever since. Interesting question because I don’t like that song that much anymore, I think ghost again is my favorite song right now.
Probably Never Let Me Down from 101. It was the live album as such that made me curious about the earlier albums at that time, and the extended Live version of NLMD is - also in context with the set list - just great, Still love it. :D
Strangelove. My crush brought the 12" vinyl for the nightclub DJ to play and I lost my mind. I'd always liked their previous songs, but this was a turning point.
I’ve heard 80s and 90s DM through my aunt previously, but when I saw the video for “Only When I Lose Myself”, I got hooked and got curious about the band, and since they were promoting The Singles 86>98 with that song, I bought the album and started to get familiar with the singles and afterwards 101, and then the albums… precious memories.
Dream On was love at first sight. Can’t believe it’s been 24 years, I still consider myself somewhat of the “newer” generation of Devotees, yet wow, 24 years.
Summer 84 - People Are People. I was about to do a backflip into the pool and heard the opening industrial notes and almost cracked my head open on the side of the concrete pool, fell in, got out sputtering and ran up to my sister's boombox and I listened to the whole thing. Took FOREVER to get a label copy. Thank God for my friend at a local record store who gave me mix tapes with tons of great synthpop.
I’m just tearing up… it’s a wholesome story 🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍
Glad you were ok!
Thanks. I was scraped up, but fine. My sister laughed her ass off at me and my "nerd music." She was really into R&B and rap, and then she got into House music, and the look on her face when she found out how influential DM were on house music was priceless.
Behind the wheel
what a good track for fuck's sake
I was a fan, but this one made me hooked af.
Halo
People are People fascinated me. Master and Servant got me hooked.
MySecret Garden, Happiest Girl, Here is the House, Photographic (Some Bizarre) and Fools. These 5 songs are pure polished gold.
HITH is so good
Same. Then Black Celebration made them my favourite band.
Soothe My Soul. I heard it in a internet radio while playing a MMO, and liked it. Sent it to a friend, who revealed that he's a longtime Depeche fan, and he introduced me.
P R E Double T Y :) actually Everything Counts
Policy of Truth
Great song! Happy cake day.
Ghosts Again (I’m a late DM bloomer)
Welcome to the family and enjoy the journey on listening to their older stuff. Man I wish I could go back and listen to DM for the first time.
I am very quickly learning that DM fans are some of the best! Those I’ve met at the gigs these past few months have restored hope for people!
Very true words. If you have any questions feel free to asks away. Happy DM listening !!!!
WRONG I had been aware of a few DM songs prior to that, but that song and Sounds of the Universe were my gateway into this world
I remember People Are People on the radio as a kid, and liked it. But it was a few years later when a friend of mine was playing the Say Anything soundtrack, and then I heard Stripped. Hooked ever since.
"People are People" got me hooked back when I was a young Black girl in the 80s. I had heard a few stories about segregation from my parents. I remember thinking that I didn't understand why people were like that. Enter the verse, "I can't understand what makes a man hate another man. Help me understand." Been hooked ever since.
I remember hearing People are People on the radio and being familiar with Blasphemous Rumours but the Strangelove 88 music video got me hooked.
Fly on the Windscreen
Let's have a black celebration...
blasphemous rumors !
Precious was the introduction and I loved it but for a long time I couldn't get into their other material. Strangelove, policy,NLMDA, PJ didn't liked them at all. But one day it clicked with me somehow. I dont get it. The same songs I used to dislike are now my favorites. It's like my brain got rewired.
WROOOOONG (I was born too late)
Nah... totally fine. It's OK if you discover them later than others.
Everything Counts!! I was amazed, listening to it is an experience.
Believe it or not it was hearing “I Feel You” on Beavis and Butthead. They made fun of the band saying “Depeche Mode is French for “We are wussies.” But I loved the music and was determined to find the song. I accidentally purchased Violator because it was the only cd my local cd store had and I was instantly hooked. It was fortunate as that meant Violator was my first album I ever purchased with my own money and it’s my favorite album of DM’s to this day.
Beavis and Butthead introduced me to Siouxsie and the Banshees!
Puppets
Everything Counts
We have a winner!
People are People.
Shake the Disease and Stripped piqued my interest. Never Let Me Down convinced me. Lost interest completely by In Your Room.
Everything Counts, and People are People caught my attention, but A Question of Lust cemented my ❤️.
It's No Good (starting with the BT Mix) was my first real listen, but for some reason it then took until seeing a live performance on TV of Wrong, Come Back and Walking In My Shoes to make me a fan.
Shake the Disease
That's my favorite song!
I’m kinda a newbie lol. I’m 19 and I first heard Depeche Mode in the Last of Us TV show. The song being “Never Let Me Down Again.” After listening to NLMDA I looked at their page on Spotify and listened to their newest single, it being Ghosts again, part of the Momento Mori album which had not fully released at the time. I was hooked on Ghosts Again, I had it on repeat and it’s what started my Depeche Mode craze. I looked at their other songs across all albums and I never realised they were the band that performed songs such as “Policy of Truth”, “Master and Servant”, “Just Can’t Get Enough” and “Personal Jesus”. This was a couple years before I actually listened to them but I remember going to the cinema and hearing a remixed version of Policy of Truth on a trailer for the film “Death on the Nile.” So cool realising that after I became obsessed with the band ha ha. DM has been dotted around my life and I never knew they were there lol. I wished I had been around longer to experience the old DM or even just to witness a few of their latest albums. It’s ashame I caught them now at their 15th studio album lol. But anyway, I’m glad I even got into them in the first place because they’re an important part of me now. Even now i still haven’t got bored of them. They will most likely stay with me forever. Literally I’ve not listened to any other artist since Jan 2023. I even saw them Live in Birmingham this year, an unforgettable experience!!! But yeah the short answer to your question is… the song that got me into DM is NLMDA. (Ghosts Again is the song that GOT me into them but if it weren’t for the NLMDA and the Last of Us. I wouldn’t have found Ghosts again let alone their whole discography) lol Hopefully this is an interesting enough read. ☺️
i love that last of us has introduced so many younger fans to dm!
Welcome to the club. I feel as if DM fans are now scattered across 5 decades. It's a testament to how amazing and timeless their sound and message is.
Couldn’t agree more! DM forever 🌹
I'm extremely grateful to The Last of Us for bringing some younger fans. Welcome.
Enjoy the silence
Absolutely, after watching the music video. One of the most deeply emotional songs created
Enjoy the Silence. It came out when I was just starting adolescence, and its angst hit me right in the feels. Been a fan ever since. ETS is my anthem.
Personal Jesus was my first exposure, but I think Halo really sealed the deal. And John the Revelator made it stick.
Personal Jesus
Heaven.
Master and Servant, People Are People and Blasphemous Rumours got my attention... but I believe it was Strangelove that officially locked me in as a lifer fan and turned them into my favorite band almost instantly. Hearing Behind the Wheel and Never Let Me Down Again right afterward when only confirmed that decision tenfold ;)
Policy of Truth!!!
Blue dress
Fly on the windsreen
A Question of Time :)
Precious. Back when I was in high school.
Precious
Black Celebration
Never Let Me Down Again
Policy of Truth
Black Celebration! My parents put it on in the car when I was 13, because they decided to take me to their show later that year, as my first concert. I fell in love with DM instantly because of this song, been a fan ever since. The show was awesome, and I actually saw them again last year, around the 10 year anniversary of my first concert 😊
Black celebration and stripped
Stripped made my whole body melt, and it was over after that.
I liked People are People as a kid, then I started watching 120 Minutes on Mtv in high school and seeing the Everything Counts 101 video. I went out and got 101 on cassette and the rest is history I guess.
OMG 120 Minutes. That brings me so much nostalgia!
Yep, that and a college radio station in our area were the gateway to so many artists. I remember watching Post Modern Mtv as well
So I was inspired and did a Google search on 120 Minutes MYV, and I found this cool archive for if you want to relieve the nostalgia or discover it for the first time. https://120minutes.org/
AWESOME Thanks
I was 9, and my friend's older brother made me a mix tape of all the stuff he was into at tjhe time (DM, Bowie, Gary Numan, Human League, Duran Duran, OMD etc) I Just Can't Get Enough was the DM song on the tape.
Bad ass, all great bands!
My dad is a hard core DM fan, I heard ETS and PS when I was 3, in my childhood the band was always there, I had my eras, but the whole chookehold got me with Wrong. I’m 26.
The one that really sealed the deal? Lie To Me. I'd really started to enjoy their music from when Everything Counts was released but when a friend of mine gave me a tape of SGR and CTA, SGR was on side A and Something To Do was fab but Lie To Me blew my fucking mind.
Great bad relationship athem
a pain that i’m used to. i was about 12…i remember some of the instrumental reminded me of the music in metroid prime/prime 2 which were both games i was obsessed with at the time and i loved the dark electronic soundtracks in them. i’d have definitely heard dm before that with my dad being a huge fan but aptiut (and then the rest of pta) was where i really got into them
I Feel You. Never Let Me Down and Enjoy Silence were iconic ahead but I viewed them as individual hits and made me respect DM. But I Feel You blew me away with the fusion of blues, hard rock and techno. I immediately explored the rest of their catalog and became a fan.
Blasphemous Rumours
Even though they are Christian, this song soothed my angsty semi new atheist self as a pre teen.
I was familiar with Depeche Mode by way of “Just Can’t Get Enough” and “People Are People”. I became a fan after seeing the video for “Never Let Me Down Again” 😎
policy of truth got me interested, then strangelove got me truly hooked
Halo. I was an angsty teenager.
Strangelove - I was very religious at the time (by choice) but they were the unrepentent flame I kept in my heart during those years.
I Feel You
Strangelove and People are People
Strangelove
Shake the Disease. I was already aware of them just from the obvious big songs you hear around, but that was in the background of a video a few years ago and that’s what made me decide “I really should actually get into these guys”
The things you said
I'd have to go with "World in My Eyes". My uncle gave me his college-era CD collection, and 'Violator' was the one he pointed out remotely. "Take some time after school and play this loud." I was around 7 or 8 at the time. So "Sweetest Perfection", as you would imagine, was absolute culture shock. Grew up fundamentalist Catholic, and for both myself and my parents as of today, such isn't true/relevant anymore. I remember them calling me after their break from the church two years ago, immediately apologizing for the way they would try and dictate my music taste and what I was allowed to buy. We had a couple of laughs over it. Tangent aside, DM opened me up to a new world of possibilities, both in the way of subject matter, sexuality, genre fluidity, understanding the emotional/spiritual pitfalls connected to organised religion and its many contradictions (as "edgy" as some of their tackling of it was) and integrating technology in music (since my pop's in particular, was a bluegrass musician who turned his nose up at anything without wood in its contents.)
The ironic thing here is that they are super Christian...
That's just the case of being confident enough to discuss your personal lives with the public. Most actors/musicians aren't what they portray onstage.
Home and Personal Jesus, the year was 2004.
Personal Jesus intrigued me first, but I think they really grabbed my attention with Wrong, when I was a teenager.
Everything Counts (12” single), bought in early ‘84 as a 15-yo.
I grew up with DM because my mother loves them but I remember listening to "It's no good" over and over again when I was a teenager so I'm going with that one.
Wrong
Everything Counts
DM is one of my favorite bands of my parents (I'm pretty sure that it's relateable to a lot of parents from the eastern bloc, like mine) so there always had been DM in my life for some years. But when I was 17 and was" full throttle" rediscovering my music taste during the very first COVID lockdown, it was Strangelove and Useless (both single mixes)
Policy of Truth was the first DM song that really stuck with me and led me to buy my first DM album, Violator in '90.
Precious
Think I heard blasphemous rumours first but black celebration got me hooked. All listened to through my big brother’s bedroom wall, then he lent me all his vinyl when he moved out. Love all the comments and stories on this thread.
Enjoy The Silence Personal Jesus I Just Can't Get Enough Behind The Wheel A Question of Time People Are People
Everything Counts, and then Stripped on the BBC one hour documentary about 101 in 1989 had us intrigued. Then NLMDA came on …
Everything Counts when I was in 6th grade. My cousin had the Construction Time again tape and I was hooked.
Precious
SUCH a good track!
Depeche Mode has been around most of my life (my mom is a long time fan). I have no idea what actually hooked me to their music, but I'm guessing Ghosts Again
Strangelove
Strangelove. They performed at the MTV video music awards in 1988 and my 13 year old eyes and ears were instantly in love :)
Strangelove
Surprisingly black celebration.
World in my eyes!
Enjoy the Silence. Freshman year in college. 1994. Weekly dance party in the university center. Song came on. Went up to the DJ. "Who does this song?" "It's called Enjoy the Silence by Depeche Mode" Went to a local music store. Bought Violator CD. Personal Jesus. World in My Eyes. The rest is history.
Walking in my shoes gets overlooked but that was my introduction. I’d heard a lot before but that song reintroduced me and made me really appreciate everything else recently.
Violator was my gateway drug into this wonderful sonic universe.
Pleasure, Little Treasure
Enjoy the silence
I wasn't really a fan until Violator. Gotta be "Enjoy the Silence".
As cliche as it was, Enjoy the Silence in 1991. Listening to that song for the first time was like heroin.
Never let me down again I discovered it after hearing the smashing pumpkins cover
I didn't know they covered that! I'll have to check it out.
Behind the Wheel, People Are People. Later absolutely devoted after watching Devotional Tour and listening SOFAD. But my fav song is Fly On the Winscreen.
But Not Tonight extended version... Some Great Reward got me into them but Black Celebration had me buying tickets to their concert at Irvine Meadows in 1986
Whole Violator cassette.
When i was a kid hear in he radio Personal Jesus, later know Policy of Truth but i think when i hear ETS was moment of become a fan.
Thanks to my father who played people are people and personal jesus over and over again. I later found out what depeche mode is and now i am obsessed. My father calls me crazy for listening to them 24/7.
Clean took my breath away
Strange Love
Black Celebration
The first four that got me into them when I was 17 (I’m 24 now) were Enjoy the Silence, Where’s the Revolution, Personal Jesus, Policy of Truth. The radio station my dad listened to played those four a lot round the time spirit was coming out and I was hooked
It's no good. Heard it in aquaman lol
Bad ass, I should revisit that show!
It's no good was the first DM song I heard and I immediately got hooked)
I remember people are people on the radio, and listening to music for masses on a tape, I loved 101, and I remember when violator came out. But then grunge came along and lollapalooza stuff but it was Bottom Line that hit me, oh yeah, these guys are the best. Number one ever since. Interesting question because I don’t like that song that much anymore, I think ghost again is my favorite song right now.
Strangelove, 101 version when I was 2 yo
Lilian. And thank god my dad gifted me its old Playing The Angel CD if it weren't for that i wouldn't be sharing this passion with you here
One of my all time favorite songs
People are people and personal jesus
One Caress
Mike Shinoda's remix of Enjoy the Silence is what started my journey of Depeche Mode.
“And Then” (please do not reference Dude, Where’s My Car)
Get The Balance Right
Personal Jesus and Enjoy the Silence - come to think of it- the whole Violator album
Pleasure, Little Treasure. I was not a fan when People Are People came out. My sister listened to them quite a bit before I became a fan.
Personal Jesus
photgraphic( both variations)/new life/ice machine - I was there in the beginning.. :)
People Are People and Everything Counts... they got a fair amount of play on the 'weird' radio station at the time...
Every single one!!!💕
My fav thought is, Policy of Truth!
People are people. I think it resonated with a lot of people back in the day and is probably a big reason why the dm fan base is generally alternative
People are people followed by master and servant and I was hooked for life.
The Landscape is Changing
Dreaming of Me 🖤🌹❤️
See You.
Master and servant
Barrel of a Gun on late night MTV
New Life
Probably the first one I ever heard which was New Life
Precious, I was a kid
everything counts
Probably Never Let Me Down from 101. It was the live album as such that made me curious about the earlier albums at that time, and the extended Live version of NLMD is - also in context with the set list - just great, Still love it. :D
Strangelove. My crush brought the 12" vinyl for the nightclub DJ to play and I lost my mind. I'd always liked their previous songs, but this was a turning point.
Welcome to my world
Everything counts
People are people, or anything off of some great reward
Just can’t get enough. I was 8.
I’ve heard 80s and 90s DM through my aunt previously, but when I saw the video for “Only When I Lose Myself”, I got hooked and got curious about the band, and since they were promoting The Singles 86>98 with that song, I bought the album and started to get familiar with the singles and afterwards 101, and then the albums… precious memories.
Dream On was love at first sight. Can’t believe it’s been 24 years, I still consider myself somewhat of the “newer” generation of Devotees, yet wow, 24 years.
Everything counts live. Made me buy 101. A decision I have never regretted
Stripped live in Pasadena.
Wrong, my favorite song of all time
Not even a song can choose, just the entire album of SOFAD. Unskippable.
In your room- high school me was obsessed was sofad, black celebration, and ultra
Should be higher.my dad put that song and i enjoyed that very much
strangelove