A classic of Depeche Mode!

With this album Depeche Mode managed the breakthrough in Europe. The pieces outweigh the metallic sounds as they are heard on "People Are People" and "Master and Servant". However, there are also more melodic pieces such as "Blasphemous Rumours" that his time a fierce controversy unleashed because of the supposedly blasphemous text. Some radio stations refused at that time to perform the piece, which was the success of the single course more conducive. In addition there are also ballads like "Sombody" which is one of the most beautiful love songs of the group. Overall, you can hear clearly that Depeche Mode were still in their experimental phase, which makes the album an interesting listening experience. Who does not have this album, has 80 completely overslept! (This is an Amazon.com at the university-student review.)