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How Depeche Mode Became Post-Punk Pioneers with “People Are People” and Beyond

14 min•20 april 2020
The First Depeche Mode song that I heard was People are People in 1984. Mostly because it was a #13 hit and I listened to Casey Kasem’s American top 40 religiously. I liked the song at the time but, it didn’t connect me to the band, it was sort of a blip.

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