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“Just Can't Get Enough” appears on Speak & Spell, released in 1981.

“The Sun and the Rainfall” appears on A Broken Frame, released in 1982.

“Something to Do” appears on Some Great Reward, released in 1984.

“A Question of Lust” appears on Black Celebration, released in 1986.

“The Things You Said” appears on Music for the Masses, released in 1987.

“Sweetest Perfection” appears on Violator, released in 1990.

“Condemnation” appears on Songs of Faith and Devotion, released in 1993.

“Home” appears on Ultra, released in 1997.

“Dream On” appears on Exciter, released in 2001.

“Easy Tiger” appears on Exciter, released in 2001.

“Nothing's Impossible” appears on Playing the Angel, released in 2005.

“In Sympathy” appears on Sounds of the Universe, released in 2009.

“Heaven” appears on Delta Machine, released in 2013.

“Goodbye” appears on Delta Machine, released in 2013.

“Poorman” appears on Spirit, released in 2017.

“Before We Drown” appears on Memento Mori, released in 2023.

“Boys Say Go!” was first released in 1981, associated with Speak & Spell.

“See You” was first released in 1982, associated with A Broken Frame.

“The Landscape Is Changing” was first released in 1983, associated with Construction Time Again.

“Shake the Disease” was first released in 1985, associated with Shake the Disease.

“Black Day” was first released in 1986, associated with Black Celebration singles.

“Sonata No. 14 in C♯ minor (Moonlight Sonata)” was first released in 1988, associated with Little 15.

“I Feel You” was first released in 1993, associated with Songs of Faith and Devotion.

“Uselink” was first released in 1997, associated with Ultra.

“When the Body Speaks” was first released in 2001, associated with Exciter.

“Precious” was first released in 2005, associated with Playing the Angel.

“Little Soul” was first released in 2009, associated with Sounds of the Universe.

“Angel” was first released in 2013, associated with Delta Machine.

“Going Backwards” was first released in 2017, associated with Spirit.

“Don't Say You Love Me” was first released in 2023, associated with Memento Mori.

The canonical songwriting credit for “Big Muff” is Martin L. Gore.

The canonical songwriting credit for “Oberkorn (It's a Small Town)” is Martin L. Gore.

The canonical songwriting credit for “Stories of Old” is Martin L. Gore.

The canonical songwriting credit for “World Full of Nothing” is Martin L. Gore.

The canonical songwriting credit for “Pleasure, Little Treasure” is Martin L. Gore.

The canonical songwriting credit for “Sea of Sin” is Martin L. Gore.

The canonical songwriting credit for “Useless” is Martin L. Gore.

The canonical songwriting credit for “Freelove” is Martin L. Gore.

The canonical songwriting credit for “Damaged People” is Martin L. Gore.

The canonical songwriting credit for “Jezebel” is Martin L. Gore.

The canonical songwriting credit for “Alone” is Martin L. Gore.

The canonical songwriting credit for “Fail” is Martin L. Gore.

“Shout” is cataloged with Dave Gahan on lead vocals.

“And Then...” is cataloged with Dave Gahan on lead vocals.

“Sometimes” is cataloged with Martin L. Gore on lead vocals.

“Pleasure, Little Treasure” is cataloged with Dave Gahan on lead vocals.

“Get Right with Me” is cataloged with Dave Gahan on lead vocals.

“When the Body Speaks” is cataloged with Dave Gahan on lead vocals.

“Free” is cataloged with Dave Gahan on lead vocals.

“So Cruel” is cataloged with Dave Gahan on lead vocals.

“The Worst Crime” is cataloged with Dave Gahan on lead vocals.

“Always You” is cataloged with Dave Gahan on lead vocals.

Depeche Mode’s “Route 66” is a cover of a work associated with Bobby Troup.

Depeche Mode’s “Sonata No. 14 in C♯ minor (Moonlight Sonata)” is a cover of a work associated with Ludwig van Beethoven.

Depeche Mode’s “Dirt” is a cover of a work associated with The Stooges.

Depeche Mode’s “So Cruel” is a cover of a work associated with U2.

Depeche Mode’s “Heroes” is a cover of a work associated with David Bowie.

Depeche Mode’s “Universal Soldier” is a cover of a work associated with Buffy Sainte-Marie.

“Nothing to Fear” is a distinct Depeche Mode instrumental associated with A Broken Frame.

“The Great Outdoors!” is a distinct Depeche Mode instrumental associated with Get the Balance Right!.

“Pimpf” is a distinct Depeche Mode instrumental associated with Music for the Masses.

“Stjarna” is a distinct Depeche Mode instrumental associated with Little 15.

“Memphisto” is a distinct Depeche Mode instrumental associated with Violator singles.

“Kaleid” is a distinct Depeche Mode instrumental associated with Violator singles.

“Jazz Thieves” is a distinct Depeche Mode instrumental associated with Ultra.

“Painkiller” is a distinct Depeche Mode instrumental associated with Ultra singles.

“Headstar” is a distinct Depeche Mode instrumental associated with Only When I Lose Myself.

“Easy Tiger” is a distinct Depeche Mode instrumental associated with Exciter.

ListPipe groups “Nothing to Fear” in the Early Martin Gore era, based on its 1982 release context.

ListPipe groups “Shame” in the Early Martin Gore era, based on its 1983 release context.

ListPipe groups “(Set Me Free) Remotivate Me” in the Alan Wilder era, based on its 1984 release context.

ListPipe groups “Breathing in Fumes” in the Alan Wilder era, based on its 1986 release context.

ListPipe groups “Stjarna” in the Alan Wilder era, based on its 1988 release context.

ListPipe groups “Sea of Sin” in the Alan Wilder era, based on its 1990 release context.

ListPipe groups “It's No Good” in the Post-Wilder / trio era, based on its 1997 release context.

ListPipe groups “The Sweetest Condition” in the Post-Wilder / trio era, based on its 2001 release context.

ListPipe groups “The Sinner in Me” in the Ben Hillier / James Ford era, based on its 2005 release context.

ListPipe groups “Fragile Tension” in the Ben Hillier / James Ford era, based on its 2009 release context.

ListPipe groups “Welcome to My World” in the Ben Hillier / James Ford era, based on its 2013 release context.

ListPipe groups “All That's Mine” in the Ben Hillier / James Ford era, based on its 2013 release context.

ListPipe groups “Ghosts Again” in the Memento Mori era, based on its 2023 release context.

ListPipe groups “I Sometimes Wish I Was Dead” in the Vince Clarke era, based on its 1981 release context.

“Oberkorn (It's a Small Town)” is cataloged as b-side, associated with See You / The Meaning of Love singles.

“Fools” is cataloged as b-side, associated with Construction Time Again singles.

“Flexible” is cataloged as b-side, associated with Shake the Disease.

“Breathing in Fumes” is cataloged as b-side / regional album track, associated with Black Celebration singles.

“Pleasure, Little Treasure” is cataloged as b-side, associated with Music for the Masses singles.

“Dangerous” is cataloged as b-side, associated with Personal Jesus.

“Happiest Girl” is cataloged as b-side, associated with Violator singles.

“Painkiller” is cataloged as b-side, associated with Ultra singles.

“Headstar” is cataloged as b-side, associated with Only When I Lose Myself.

“Newborn” is cataloged as b-side / bonus track, associated with Playing the Angel singles.

“Light” is cataloged as bonus track, associated with Sounds of the Universe deluxe / singles.

“So Cruel” is cataloged as compilation cover, associated with AHK-toong BAY-bi Covered.

“All That's Mine” is cataloged as bonus track, associated with Delta Machine deluxe.

“Give Yourself to Me” is cataloged as session outtake / bonus track, associated with Memento Mori Sessions.

“More Than a Party” appears on Construction Time Again. The other choices come from different Depeche Mode releases.

“It Doesn't Matter” appears on Some Great Reward. The other choices come from different Depeche Mode releases.

“Stripped” appears on Black Celebration. The other choices come from different Depeche Mode releases.

“I Want You Now” appears on Music for the Masses. The other choices come from different Depeche Mode releases.

“Blue Dress” appears on Violator. The other choices come from different Depeche Mode releases.

“Higher Love” appears on Songs of Faith and Devotion. The other choices come from different Depeche Mode releases.

“Insight” appears on Ultra. The other choices come from different Depeche Mode releases.

“Breathe” appears on Exciter. The other choices come from different Depeche Mode releases.

“Nothing's Impossible” appears on Playing the Angel. The other choices come from different Depeche Mode releases.

“Peace” appears on Sounds of the Universe. The other choices come from different Depeche Mode releases.

“My Little Universe” appears on Delta Machine. The other choices come from different Depeche Mode releases.

“The Worst Crime” appears on Spirit. The other choices come from different Depeche Mode releases.

“Wagging Tongue” appears on Memento Mori. The other choices come from different Depeche Mode releases.

“New Life” appears on Speak & Spell. The other choices come from different Depeche Mode releases.

“Puppets” dates to 1981; “Blue Dress” dates to 1990.

“Leave in Silence” dates to 1982; “In Your Room” dates to 1993.

“The Great Outdoors!” dates to 1983; “Sister of Night” dates to 1997.

“Lie to Me” dates to 1984; “The Sweetest Condition” dates to 2001.

“Fly on the Windscreen” dates to 1985; “A Pain That I'm Used To” dates to 2005.

“Black Day” dates to 1986; “Newborn” dates to 2005.

“Pleasure, Little Treasure” dates to 1987; “Miles Away / The Truth Is” dates to 2009.

“Dangerous” dates to 1989; “My Little Universe” dates to 2013.

“Rush” dates to 1993; “Going Backwards” dates to 2017.

“Freestate” dates to 1997; “My Cosmos Is Mine” dates to 2023.

“The Dead of Night” dates to 2001; “Life 2.0” dates to 2025.

“Any Second Now (Voices)” dates to 1981; “Suffer Well” dates to 2005.

“A Photograph of You” dates to 1982; “Martyr” dates to 2006.

“The Landscape Is Changing” dates to 1983; “Corrupt” dates to 2009.

“Blasphemous Rumours” dates to 1984; “Broken” dates to 2013.