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but there would be various degrees of sucess, commercial Sure, they would try many, many more times. Let me see you stripped down to the bone,Īn excellent opener, and one of the best opening singles from the band, in what to meīlack celebration would be the last of their 'concept' albums, with a coherent theme and sound to it. If you got all the singles of that, you have all the mixes.ĭepeche Mode – It's Called A Heart / Fly On The Windscreen (1985, Gatefold Sleeve, Vinyl) To me, it's fairly average, but the mixes make it much more interesting.Īs noted before, its the b-side of 'its called a heart', so it's a definitive Way it become a song on the album that was coming out. I'm not the biggest fan of this song, but it is interesting in its development, and the Sounding era, and tracks that they would release. Vinyl, 12", 45 RPM, Maxi-Single, Special EditionĪ1 It's Called A Heart (Emotion Remix) 6:48Ī2 It's Called A Heart (Emotion Dub) 5:33ī4 It's Called A Heart (Single Version) 3:48ĭeath is everywhere, and so begins their descent into the darkest industrial There was a very rare french cassette single:ĭepeche Mode – It's Called A Heart (1985, Cassette)ĭepeche Mode – It's Called A Heart (1986, Vinyl) The limited edition came as a 2x12 inch, which was interesting:ĭepeche Mode – It's Called A Heart / Fly On The Windscreen (1985, Vinyl)ĭepeche Mode ‎– It's Called A Heart / Fly On The WindscreenĢ × Vinyl, 12", 45 RPM, Single, Limited Edition, Special Edition The first 12 inch was also released as blue vinyl in germany: The first was just a duplicate of the regular mixes, which was odd.Įspecially including a 'slow mix' which was a return to novelty mixes.

The limited edition 2x12 had some wacky mixes on the 2nd disc. Worked really well, especially with all the cool remixes.Įspecially here in the US, where we got our own set of exclusive mixes. it was lets get back in the clubs and back on the charts again. Sure, the lyrics are light and bouncy, and it was the polar opposite of the brooding single Loved seeing a new single come out so quickly right after 'shake the disease' came out,Īnd again, the new style of rough artwork, and aesthetic was appealing to me. I feel this is a more a return to the 'classic' depeche mode sound of in betweenĬonstruction time again, and some great reward, but with newer enhanced synth sounds.

There's something beating here inside my body.Īnd yes, thats what this song does to me. Lots of cool releases, basically 2 x 12 inches, cd singles, cassette singles, and more.ĭepeche Mode – Shake The Disease (1985, Red Transparent, Vinyl)ĭepeche Mode – Shake The Disease (Remixed Extended Version) (1985, Grey Marbled, Vinyl)ĭepeche Mode – Shake The Disease (1985, Cassette) Shortly afterward, ended up finding the limited edition 12 inch with I love the song, and the remixes are great too. It is a very haunting melody and very moody and atmospheric. They use the 'man' icongraphy quite a bit on their sleeves. I remember seeing the single in my record store, and knew right away it was depeche mode. One of the more impressive non-album songs from depeche mode.