Depeche Mode - Music for the Masses

Released on September 28, 1987, Music for the Masses is a pivotal album that saw Depeche Mode transition from synth-pop pioneers to stadium-filling rock icons. The record is a darker, more textured, and more grandiose affair than its predecessors, with its synth-heavy, industrial-tinged sound creating a moody and epic soundscape. The album's enduring influence is undeniable, and its standout track, "Strangelove," was sampled by artists such as DMX in his song "Get At Me Dog," proving its lasting impact on the music industry. As with all genuine pieces of musical history found at CrossFader and its website CrossFaderLA.com, this album has been handled with care.

1. Never Let Me Down

2. Pleasure, Little Treasure

3. Behind The Wheel

4. The Things You Said

5. To Have and to Hold

6. Nothing

7. I Want You Now

8. Strangelove

9. The Right Stuff

10. Little 15

11. Pimpf

12. Agent Orange

13. Route 66

14. Nothing (Dub)

15. I Want You Now (Dub)

16. To Have and to Hold (Spanish)

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