Proclivities wrote: 
News to me!  I always heard what's listed on wikipedia:  During KMFDM's first US tour (1989), band members started using the phrase "Kill Motherfucking Depeche Mode" for the acronym to tease journalists who did not understand German (translation "no pity for the majority").

Major DM fan here but I would much rather see this song dropped and something better added like Fragile Tension (new lp) or something more obscure like Little 15.

Dr. Girlfriend: Sweetie, isn't that the guy from Depeche Mode?
The Monarch: Oh, no way! Where? Holy crap, he's with a girl?
Dr. Girlfriend: Oh yeah, that guy is totally straight. I saw a whole thing about him on the VH-1.
The Monarch: But he's the guy from Depeche Mode! It's impossible.
Dr. Girlfriend: Straight.
The Monarch: Come on! He's in Depeche Mode!

I never would have thought these guys would last this long .... and sound so good after 30 years!   

 rtrudeau wrote: 
I agree I love this album!

 rickhoran wrote: 

"Kein Mehrheit Für Die Mitleid"?

 alisavox wrote:And your point is ???? 

 eroz wrote:  Agreed.

 whtahtefcuk wrote: 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=opru6qPsPa4

 spigolli wrote: 

I agree and it takes a lot for me to gag. They were cool back when I was in high school a million years ago.

Its the cool "Space Invaders" song... Does anyone else hear it?

 anoake wrote: 
Agreed!!

From their early days of synth to the present day they have been consistently inventive - a legacy of wonderful songs over the years!

Pretty pointless

 bkrontz wrote: 

Yeah, and when are those ZZ Top boys gonna' stop playing Texas Blues and jump on the hip hop bandwagon?

 bkrontz wrote: 
Hey man...don't fix what ain't broke!

I wish more bands would revisit their roots and play from their hearts they way that we first knew them.

Send them back to the 80's

 bkrontz wrote: 
I was just about to comment that lately, to me, all their songs sound alike. I remember hearing "It's No Good" blasted out over a sound system at a La Femme Nikita convention in Toronto, and I'd never heard the song before.  The sheer power of the song knocked me out (metaphorically) and I bought the CD.  I still have good memories of that, but I don't know if I'd buy anything else of theirs, when I have two CDs that seem to sum up their sound for me.

 chilibob wrote: 

KMFDM

I have always liked DM.  Nice! 

I first saw DM in concert back in 1986 and was fortunate to catch them for the 7th time last summer at the Hollywood Bowl.  They sounded better than ever — their live show really took on new life (no pun intended) with the addition of a live drummer, backup singers and a second keyboardist to allow Martin to focus on guitar.  I've been a big DM fan from the first time them back in the early '80s but I never thought they'd last this long and develop such a rock-oriented live show.  You have to admire them for staying relevant and energetic this long.

I normally like DM—sometimes a lot—but the way Gahan sings this song is seriously annoying. 

 Thistle wrote: 
We had them in fall and I have to say, that they haven't lost anything of the magic they had 21 years ago, when I saw them the first time.

 RedGuitar wrote: 
There's something in the vocal style that makes me want to gag.

OK, I hear the influence on Muse that everyone's been mentioning on the Muse boards.

Love it. Good to hear DM still on form.

Verrry good

I like this .. a 7 :)