FIRE!| FIRST TIME HEARING Depeche Mode - Just Can't Get Enough REACTION
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- FIRE!| FIRST TIME HEARING Depeche Mode - Just Can't Get Enough REACTION
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I definitely smiled when you two started doing the dance clap over your heads at the same time! I love Depeche Mode… that song is definitely one of their most upbeat and fun songs!
Definitely
Yes! It's always a really cool feeling to see their joyfulness when they really enjoy a song I've loved for years and years.
Now that's the sound of the 80s new wave music
Depeche Mode And Modern English are the best
The Best era
This is the THIRD time you have seen Vince Clark, in three different pop groups. You might not have recognized him at one of the keyboards here, but he was with Depeche Mode in their early days. You have also seen him with Alison Moyet in Yazoo (or Yaz) and with Andy Bell in Erasure.
I never knew it was the same guy but it makes full sense!
Well sometimes the truth is harder than the pain inside.🤷♂️
He is a f.. genius as well .. left DM .. YZ and just started Erasure .. one of the definitive bands of 80's
I love watching the reaction of you both to the songs me and others grew up with. I wish I could take you both back in time to the places I use to jam at, listen to the songs I grew up with. The style of clothes and just the uniqueness of the sounds back then
Vince is a master when it comes to synthesizer!
Depeche Mode is a great ‘80’s British Invasion, new wave synth pop group. My Depeche Mode faves are ‘Blasphemous Rumors’ and ‘Everything Counts’. Don’t forget to check out The Romantics ‘That’s What I Like About You’ !
Two of my favorites. Plus the whole Speak and Spell album.
You guys should react to more Depeche Mode…
"People Are People", "Stripped", "Strangelove", "Never Let Me Down Again", "Behind the Wheel", "Personal Jesus", "World In My Eyes", "I Feel You", "It's No Good", Heaven"
🎸🤘
Awesome suggestions.
Blasphemous rumors
I feel you and Never let me down again... at a minimum. And then black celebration.
Next has to be "Master and Servant", because it's the law.
I would add "Enjoy the Silence"...
This is very early Depeche Mode. At this phase of their career, their music did definitely have a joyously poppy bounce to it, thanks to the synth-work of founding member Vince Clarke. He was only around for the first album, but his reputation for synth-pop hooks is evident in his later work with Yaz & Erasure (2 other 80's bands you've reacted to).
YAZOO.
That was Yazoo not Yaz. Yazz was famous for "The Only Way is Up"
Yahoo was initially marketed in the states as just “Yaz”. Everywhere else they were Yazoo. My
Still getting played on the radio in England. Brilliant song.
Their album Violator should be on everyone’s “must own” list. Some of the best techno around!
That one, and Songs of Faith and Devotion. Bangers!
'Enjoy the Silence' is a great song from Depeche Mode. Their ballad 'Question of Lust' is a personal favorite of mine.
Mine, too!
Yes! Everything Counts, Never Let Me Down, People are People, It's No Good, so much more! The rabbit hole goes deep! 🙂
All great suggestions.
Everything Counts is my favorite! Enjoy the Silence is another great one .One of the best groups ever ❤
Definitely people are people.
Everything Counts is my favourite.
even the 2008 version of enjoy the silence with hard drums and guitars.
This was one of their first singles, in 1981. In the video, you'll see Vince Clarke, who was a founding member of Depeche Mode before moving on to form Yazoo and then finally, Erasure. Yes, he helped form THREE classic synth pop bands. While you're exploring the earlier, more pop songs from their discography, I recommend gems like "People Are People", " Everything Counts", and "See You". Other great 80s songs of theirs, with a darker edge, include " Black Celebration", "Behind The Wheel, "" Strangelove", and "Never Let Me Down Again". Then when you're ready to venture into early 90s Depeche Mode, you can't go wrong with " Personal Jesus", "I Feel You", " Walking In My Shoes", and "In Your Room".
Love Behind The Wheel!
Some more Depeche Mode you need to hit next: "People Are People", "Personal Jesus" and "Everything Counts". 🔥😎
Oh yes “Everything Counts”
Fun 80s band with many good songs, "Enjoy the Silence", "Personal Jesus" and so many more...Thanx for reaction, Be well...Again so happy u caught a great concert and specially the experience of the outdoor concert...Blessings
This is my favorite Depeche Mode song, closely followed by People Are People. This one will always fill up the dance floor!
Jay & Amber, you will Love their "Everything Counts"!!!
edit- they are playing Nashville, TN tonight, going strong for 42 years now!
One of my all time faves..and 40 years later , they still fill stadiums and arenas around the world. Not many groups can say that.
Have seen them on their current world stadium/arena filling tour at Twickenham. 80,000 of us all loving the Mode
Every album reveals their evolution and growth. It was fun to grow up with them through the 80s and 90s. Their concerts were the best.💖
evolution and growth sums them up perfectly , from one of the greatest pop songs ever in 1981 to the Violator album in 1990 no other band apart from the Beatles has shown such progression in their song writing
Very true. I've seen them perform several times in the late 80s and early 90s. The Rose bowl concert was one of my favorites.
This 1981 song was their second radio hit. Their first one was "New Life," also from 1981 and the first song of theirs I ever heard. Early Depeche Mode like this sounds really good with early Orchestral Manoeuvres like "Enola Gay" (1980) and "Electricity" (1979). Another bright synthpop single was the Human League's 1981 "The Things That Dreams are Made Of."
This song was released almost 10 years before Violator. This was their very first single in 1981!
My favorite band of all time. And this was one of their early EARLY ones. "New Life", "See You", and "Blasphemous Rumours" are other great songs from their early years.
Blasphemous Rumors is amazing! They should do that one next!!!
My fav band of all time, also.
Agreed- if they liked this, they will also love "New Life" and "See You" - also from the early years
"Just Can't Get Enough," was a Top Ten U.K. hit, and if you notice you'll see a young Vince Clarke there. He was the main songwriter for them, he left Duran Duran to join Alison Moyet and called themselves Yazoo, which you have already played some of their records, then they split and he teamed up with Andy Bell to form Erasure. he definitely had the Midas touch, all his songs were gold.
Edit;- Not Duran Duran I meant to say Depeche Mode.
Duran Duran?!
@@group-musicyeah he probably meant depeche
He was never in duran duran🤨
He created The Assembly before Erasure
Duran Duran? He was never in DD, I mean they had other members back at the start but one of them wasn't Vince
This tune spear headed their massive appeal and led the New Wave in North America... Enter, Spandau Ballet, New Order, Howard Jones, Human League, Thompson Twins, Duran Duran, OMD... OMG!! Early 80s music was amazing!!
This song is played on a very memorable part in the movie "Valley Girl" once you see the movie you will always think of the movie when you here this song. Keep up having a great time.
I couldn't get enough of 80s keyboards. "Personal Jesus" and "World in my Eyes." Love you guys!
This is early Depeche Mode, Vince Clarke was on synth. He went on to form Yazoo/Yaz with Alison Moyet, then Erasure with Andy Bell. Depeche Mode's sound, post-Vince, was different but still great.
This is from their first album "Speak & Spell" from 1981. This song was written by Vince Clark who left after the release of this album. Clark went on to form Yazoo and Erasure respectively. Other songs from Depeche you would like are "Strangelove" form 1987 and "Enjoy The Silence" from 1990.
You can credit Vince Clarke for the upbeat aspect of the song. That trend continued when he left the band and formed Yazoo and then Erasure. Martin L. Gore Penned Tora Tora Tora from the same album as "Just can't get enough" and you can see the very different styles in music and the path that DM was heading towards from Vince's departure.. And I know most may not agree with me but A broken Frame is tied with Sofad As my favorite DM albums.
Depeche Mode was my favorite band in high school. Would love more reactions to them!
i literally play this every week to get me the uplift on daily current life, been doing this since the 80s, genuine 80s teen here
To say this is an 80’s staple would be a huge understatement ❤
Never Let Me down again!!! In concert we pretty much have our arms in the air for two hours non stop dancing😀
And the club went WILD when those opening notes came on!
Their songs got darker and more serious after their early feel-good pop like this. Even their danceable stuff could sound "poppy" but had serious or darker lyrics. They do a lot of social commentary as well.
This is for me, without any doubt at all THE greatest song of the 80's, you have really made my day in reacting to this one
Never mind cleaning the house... picture this on a club dance floor, lights and strobes firing, all that moussed-up hair snapping back and forth. One of my favorite songs of the 80s! For a more mysterious dance tune from DePeche... listen to "World in My Eyes."
Teased hair and pointy-toes shoes...
This is their quintessential hit. Glad you finally got to it.
I was in my mid 30s when Depeche Mode's early stuff was released. They're clearly one of the defining sounds of the 80s for me.
Depeche Mode is the soundtrack to my life. 15 concerts later, first one in 83, last one two months ago, I'm still a hardcore fan.
Depeche Mode are so good, so many great songs including Everything Counts, Master and Servant, Personal Jesus (the acoustic version is exceptional), People are People, Behind the Wheel, Enjoy the Silence and they even do a great cover of Route 66.
It's a lot, it's a lot..... like life. Yes! Master and Servant 🤗
@@terrygelinas4593 it's the law, it's the law.
@@terrygelinas4593 treat me like a dog
That was when Vince Clarke was a member of DM, he left the group and did other projects like Yazoo (Yazz in the US) and Erasure, he's a legend in my opinion...
Another Vince Clarke masterpiece 😍
Depeche Mode one of the best 80s bands!
I am 58 years old. I lived 1984 in Hamburg-germany and was in their concert 1984. Performance was great. Yes-thats the music of the 80s.
OMG, I can't believe you've never heard this song! One of my favorites from the great decade of the 80s, from one of the greatest bands! This would get EVERYONE out on the floor at EVERY school dance!
Off of their first album called Speak and Spell. This is the only video and album that Vince Clark appeared. He was a founding member of Depeche Mode and left after this album to found Yaz (YAZOO) and then create Erasure after that. Depeche Mode was a pioneer in the Synthpop genre. Fantastic catalog to check out. Other songs to check out are Everything Counts, People are People, Leave in Silence, Never Let Me Down, Strangelove, Enjoy the Silence, Love, in Itself, Somebody, A question of time, Black Celebration , so many great synthpop hits
He created The Assembly after Yazoo and had a #4 in the singles chart, then when that project went nowhere he formed Erasure.
"Everything counts" "strange love" "world in my eyes"
Ground zero from my adolescent days! What a privilege to have grown up with this band's music. As someone else said, DM's concerts were the best! RIP Andy
Depeche Mode is one of the most influential bands ever. Period
People don't understand how groundbreaking and influential New Wave music was. Basically every pop song and dance song from the mid 80s through the present can be traced back to Depeche Mode, New Order, et al...
Depeche Mode entered the UK Top 40 with 'Just can't get enough'on 19th Sept 1981 peaking at no. 8
The Top 10 this week was:
1 - Adam & The Ants - Prince Charming
2 - Ottawan - Hands up
3 - Soft Cell - Tainted love
4 - The Police - Invisible sun
5 - Alvin Stardust - Pretend
6 - OMD - Souvenir
7 - The Tweets - The birdie song
8 - Godley & Creme - Under your thumb
9 - Diana Ross & Lionel Richie - Endless love
10 - Cliff Richard - Wired for sound
Also in this week's Top 40
The Pointer Sisters - Slow hand
Linx - So this is romance
Madness - Shut up
Electric Light Orchestra - Hold on tight
Depeche Mode - Just can't get enough
Aneka - Japanese boy
Imagination - In and out of love
Dollar - Hand held in black and white
Dave Stewart & Barbara Gaskin - It's my party
Modern Romance - Everybody salsa
UB40 - One in ten
Japan - Quiet life
Randy Crawford - Rainy night in Georgia
Ultravox - The thin wall
I would definitely recommend listening to the tracks from OMD, UB40, Adam & The Ants and The Police. xxxx
Depeche Mode is my ALL TIME favorite band. I first heard them in the early 80s in a record store and the song “Everything Counts” was playing. I asked some rockabilly dude “who is that?!?” I’ve loved them ever since and got to see them live in Houston in 1986. “Precious” is a completely different vibe from the mid 2000s. So many great songs. There is an excellent documentary that came out a few years ago about their eclectic dedicated fan base from all over the world. It’s called Spirit in the Forest I believe. Songs I love
Never Let Me Doen
It’s No Good
Everything Counts
Master and Servant
Blasphemous Rumours
And sooooooo many more!
This early recording was pure Vince Clark before he split from the band to form The Assembly, Yazoo and then Erasure. One of the most influential synth musicians ever.
That techno pop era ,some great British bands back then...Simple minds, Naked Eyes( great album), Flock of Seagulls, Thomas Dolby(his great songs, Blinded by Science ,Europa) to name a few. Check them out !
Ah, Europa and the Pirate Twins! Basically the same song as The J. Geils Band's Centerfold, but very different in execution :)
Just Can't Get Enough was one of the better ones from the Vince Clarke era of DM. Clarke later went on to Yazoo and Erasure.
Some Great Reward was the best early DM album. Gore finally got his footing as the lead song writer after Clarke left. It had four of their best songs from that time period - People are People, Somebody, Master and Servant, & Blasphemous Rumours.
80s synth masters...Vince Clarke..he was in Depeche mode, Yazoo , and erasure....he is a synth genius
Thank you for the Depeche Mode reaction. You should do 'People Are People'. It's upbeat and has a deep message.
Jay says, "Do I get some synth?" Depeche Mode defined what a synth band was in the 80s and 90s. You will ALWAYS get some synth with Depeche Mode. :)
FYI this sounds song was written by Vince Clarke- which left the band. Vince moved on to Yaz - which was short lived- but some good music . Then he formed the Band Erasure. Which is still producing music.Please do some Yaz - Erasure.
Very early Depeche Mode. Singer Dave Gahan is still a teenager here.
So fun to watch people reacting for the first time to this song, it was from their first album, really big hit.
At this time they were 4, didn't found a drummer so they decided to put a big tape recorder playing the drum parts on stage to show people: the drum is not a drummer, so only the drum machine (tape recorded), 3 guys on keyboatds and the singer.
It was a revolution, Depeche mode was really to the new wave synth pop like for example Nirvana was for the grunge.
The main composer (Vince Clark) left the band and made Yazzo (you should react or probablu know "Don't Go"), so the next membre to replace him was Alan Wilder, and with Martin Gore they bring a new dimension to the band, less fun but amazing in creation.
At the end of the 70's synthesizers were not considered as real instruments, it was the first band to show that the ones who thought that were wrong.
Since the beginning, Andrew Fetcher was there, sadly passed away recently.
The singer Dave Gahan, had a lot of addiction problems , but his voice, his charisma makes him one of te best performers on the shows (he had to do it because as the other couldn't move on stage behind keybords it was a part of his job to make the show ).
The more they were big, the more the show were too, now thaey added more instruments.
The "happy" songs are quite rare, they didn' sing "just can't get enough" for a long time because it didn't match with the dark way of their most dongs.
Now, they still play it, but, even if it's the beginning, it dosen't really show what is Depeche Mode.
For some another big synth happy catchy song I could recommand "Master and servant", but my favorite will always be "Never let me down again", especially in live, where you can really feel how this band is so important in music history.
Depeche Mode as a group underwent a number of different phases. What was going on in the band members' personal lives had a great effect on the styles of music they recorded. "I Just Can't Get Enough" was part of the bands 1981 debut album, "Speak And Spell" (the album title may have been inspired by an early computer toy that helped young children to speak, spell, and eventually to read).
Vince Clark was a member of the group at this time, but left shortly after the album was released. Clark drifted on to a number of groups, including Yaz/Yazoo, Bronski Beat, and eventually, Erasure.
He was never in Bronski Beat. He created a band called The Assembly after Yazoo, but he abandoned it after 2 years of very little output. He also didn't drift on to any other groups. He founded and was the main man in every group he was ever in, including DM.
They were a huge '80s/'90s new wave band. Hits after hits! Check out more of them.
This was the first DM song I heard and is still one of my favorites. Incredible band and very influential. The song continues to pop up on commercials: Heineken, The Gap, Discover Card, H&M, etc. I guess everyone just can't get enough. Great reaction y'all!
These are the beginnings of DM, when there is a strong authorial imprint of Vince Clarke, who composed most of the songs at the time, but left shortly after (he was in Yazoo/Yaz - The Assembly and he has been in ERASURE since 1985). DM then sounded different, on the contrary, the simplicity and typical disco 'catchy' melodies were transferred to Erasure's work.
This is up their first album, and it is my favorite Depeche mode album.
I saw them on the sunset strip at the Roxy on their first US tour before they were a big band.
This is a joyful song, and to me, their first album is their best album
This is one of my all time favorite bands! A million years ago, when I was in high school... lol, New Wave/ alternative/ punk rock/ skate board music was the thing for me and my friends. Definitely a rabbit hole you need to go down. Gotta hear "People are people," Personal Jesus," Master and servant," "Blasphemous rumors," "somebody," and World in my eyes." There are so many more songs. Great group. RIP Andy Fletcher
The best thing about Depeche Mode is the variety of vibes you get from them.
This was their breakout hit. Certainly the first one of theirs I remember hearing and going "who is this?!" Irecently was at a concert of theirs and they played this for the encore/show closer. Good times! 😊
This song was so fun to dance to !!! Like you said, you can't be sad when listening to this song. The Pretenders "Don't Get Me Wrong" is also one of those happy songs for me! check it out. Great beat.
Saw them live on New Years Eve at Disneyland in LA. The headlined and Look and the Gang played,too.
Their song Personal Jesus - totally different but very very special! I think it's been covered by both Marilyn Manson and Johnny Cash. Vince Clarke, the keyboard player, left and formed Yazoo with Alison Moyet, one of the best and most distinctive voices in the business.
This was the sound of my 80s childhood Depeche Mode was my early band until I became a metalhead but I always liked DM...
This song always makes me smile - mainly because how it was used in the 1988 comedy classic film DIRTY ROTTEN SCOUNDRELS, in the disco/nightclub scene. You really should consider reacting to that movie, starring Michael Caine, Steve Martin and Glenne Headley - so dang hilarious!
For 80's synth its gotta be Bronski Beat, 'Smalltown boy' (great storytelling) and the singer Jimmy Somerville went onto form Communards. Great hits and their cover of Don't leave me this way is BANGING 👍👍
The most quintessential Depeche Mode song there is. This is the sound of Depeche Mode. Love it!
Wow, middle school dances just came flooding back to my memory! Love it!
Since you love Spandau Ballet and Depeche Mode, did you know that Spandau Ballet started out as synth-pop? You have to listen to Spandau Ballet's 1980 hit "To Cut a Long Story Short". Former Depeche Mode keyboardist and songwriter Vince Clarke said that that song inspired him to write "Just Can't Get Enough".
People Are People is a wonderful song to react to. It has an industrial synthetic sound and is the first song I ever heard from Depeche. My absolute favorite of theirs!
I saw Depeche mode in a warm up gig to a European tour, 1982, and they were fan-bloody-tastic…still are..👍
This was one of their first hits. The original lineup, featuring Vince Clark, who left shortly after to form *Yaz* aka *Yazoo* with Allison Moyet. Once they had a hit, he left and formed a NEW band/duo called *Erasure* with vocalist, Andy Bell! *Erasure* had a number of hits in the mid to late 80’s.
That said, check out *Situation* by *Yaz* and *Chains Of Love* by *Erasure*.
He did 2 albums with Alison Moyet and then had a 2 year project called The Assembly (supposed to be a different singer on each song) that only produced two singles, the 2nd of which he never released, then he formed Erasure. I would recommend you search out the Assembly song Never Never. It seems to be his lost song that either nobody remembers or realizes that he wrote.
This was their big hit from their first album, Speak and Spell, when Vince Clark was still in the band. Vince went on to form Yazoo (Yaz in US) and Erasure (you should check both of those bands out!). He is the blond guy in the video usually right behind Dave Gahan (lead singer) playing synth. I must be getting old because Dave looks like he sprouted his first pube the day before they filmed this!! LOL!
Peace from SF
Fifty years old here. Depeche Mode is my absolute favorite band growing up. Sure, great other bands along the way, but Depeche Mode remains my special place. This song was their beginning. They evolved into something very special that other synth bands proved to not be able to keep up with.
I love the way you Rob Squaders move to this upbeat retro synth sound! 😃
Finally got to see them live in 2019 - AMAZING!
I saw them in 2007 I think. Touring the Angel. ❤
and after u2 and the police you have finally given space to another great group that has made the history of electronic music. I hope to continue discovering them
Next time they go on tour you definitely need to go. It will be worth your time and money. Their phenomenal 💜
"But not tonight" is my favorite Depeche song
I never cease to marvel at watching Jordan enjoy music that about a year ago he would have probably hated. One of the best things about being a human is our capacity to embrace new things, learn & grow.. It's delightful to watch your generation appreciate what we Gen Xers adored!
Great band. Great memories. They were from my neck of the woods, a few miles up the road in Basildon, and a couple of them went to Southend Technical College in Southend on Sea. They did a few gigs in 1980 at the College and everyone started talking about them. They released their first single, Dreaming of Me in April '81. One band member was in an art class with my friend and we got tickets to see them at the College that April, just as their first albumn Speak and Spell was released. Several of us got up on stage and sung Just can't get Enough and New Life with them.
I was only 15 and the band were 17 . All of us just kids. I feel honoured to have seen them so early on in their career at such a small venue as a College hall and even jumped up on stage with my mates for 5 minutes for a singalong.
This is very early Depeche Mode before Vince Clark (also of Yazoo and Erasure) moved on. They rarely play their 80s stuff live, if ever! I love it ❤xx
Oh my goodness, YES! More Robot Jay 😂❤
Ok Jay & Amber, you have got to have some Dave Matthew’s Band (the live cuts are amazing) and Coldplay’s Clocks. Jay will definitely be shook.
DM were friends with Thomas Dolby who invented the synthesizer and they used it on their first album, (Speak and Spell,) which Just Can't Get Enough was on. The first album was primarily written by Vince Clarke, (who later went on to form Yazoo and Erasure,) but every album after that was written by Martin L Gore. They had different sounds, but Gore and Clarke used the synth and bass compression in post production to influence EVERY genre of music since 1979 when this song came out. Even as a country songwriter I seldom record a song without the producer using bass compression in post production. There's no question that DM is one of the most influential bands in history.
Finally some more DM❤😂
Try seeing them perform live
Personal Jesus
People are people
World in my eyes
Strange love
Behind the wheel
I feel you
Never let me down again
This is early Depeche Mode…I love these guys so much, and brings me so much joy to see you both have the biggest smiles on your faces!!! Love it!
This early Depeche mode track defined them from the album speak and spell before Vince left. My favorite track you should also check out is 'New Life'
For anyone who hasn’t seen the news, Depeche Mode has announced a press conference for October 4, with a lot of speculation that it is to announce a new album and tour! ❤️🔥
I know I’m not the only one who’d been waiting and watching for months for news of Depeche Mode going on tour again, only to wake up to the news this summer that Andrew “Fletch” Fletcher had suddenly died of natural causes at 60, and of course began wondering if there would ever be another Depeche Mode tour again. Depeche Mode concert isn’t just a concert-it’s more like a religious experience!
Wow!! This is also my favorite with Depeche Mode!! Oooh what a dancesong back in my youth!!
I could not sit still during this song! Thank you for letting me remember!!❤️❤️
He looks like such a baby here! Lol I've been their fan since they debuted, so happy you're back to visiting them!! So, soooo many great songs left to explore!🖤🖤🖤RIP Fletch!!
Some of the best Techno music from my youth… I love it!! You two make me smile reacting to some of my favorite music..
Enjoy the Silence, their pinnacle.
This was there main sound till Vince Clark left the band and helped form Yaz and then Erasure. The DP sound really changed after.
My favorite!I lived the 80s and seen Depeche Mode so many times . I just can’t get enough.