What does "Depeche Mode"  mean?
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The name was taken from a French fashion magazine, "Dépêche mode", which translates to "Fashion Update" or "Fashion News Dispatch" (dépêche = dispatch) though it has commonly been mistranslated as "Fast Fashion", due to the confusion with the French verb "se dépêcher" ("to hurry up").
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It's from the french and it literally means "already seen".\nSo Déjà vu: Is a feeling where you strongly feel like you already have seen somthing that is hapening, like if you had already lived it. Some times it can be so strrong that while you're in the middle of somthing you can even prdict how things will take place. \n\nFurther than that I must admit myself to be ignorent. So i'll be watching the up comming answers.
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I don't know, you tell me. I tried the search engine but it cries that i can't find what it means.
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Emotional Rock.\n"White middle-class kids whining" is the usual definition given.\n---\n Genre of softcore punk music that integrates unenthusiastic melodramatic 17 year olds who dont smile, high pitched overwrought lyrics and inaudible guitar rifts with tight wool sweaters, tighter jeans, itchy scarfs (even in the summer), ripped chucks with favorite bands signature, black square rimmed glasses, and ebony greasy unwashed hair that is required to cover at least 3/5 ths of the face at an angle. \n---\nThat definition was from urbandictionary.com.  Link below.  There are over 700 definitions for emo there.  (They are rather subjective though...)
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As a music genre it is an emotionally charged form of music [in the family of punk and hardcore, I'd guess you'd say -- as much as it hurt to say that.] \n\nNowadays it's taken on a new meaning, it's an attitude; a way of being; a fashion statement. \n\nThere was this girl once that had a shirt that said "Emo girl" on the front, on the back it said "I like to cry." THAT is my definition of emo.
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Watched it tonite. Hoping we saw the same episode, it was "Precious", by Depeche Mode...   :-)
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oh emo means that u like rock, metal and cut urself , see i am a non hardcore emo cause i dont cut myself but i wear gothic clothes and stuff sometimes but its not really a diss
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Emo. Short for emotional. Emo. A genre of punk rock. Emo. A dress code of tiny t-shirts and horn-rimmed glasses. Type the word "emo" into your average search engine and you'll get over three million results that will encompass nearly that many different opinions of what emo actually is. The general approach to the term is a lot like the approach to pornography, "I can't tell you exactly what it is, but I'll know it when I see (or hear) it." \nThe history of emo is somewhat less ambiguous than its current meaning. "Emo" music developed out of the D.C. punk scene in the '80s. In its original incarnation, emo was short for emocore, or emotional-hardcore. The name was applied to hardcore punk rock bands who distinguished themselves from their peers by adding an emotional component to their music, dealing with sadness and love and angst in their lyrics. The music was also characterized by particularly dramatic vocals which, at best, left the audience in an emotionally charged state, crying or screaming. These days, emo has been popularized and sent into the mainstream through bands like Dashboard Confessional, Taking Back Sunday and Saves the Day. \n\nEmo music has even inspired its own subcultural style. Take your average Rites of Spring fan and you get someone who looks a lot like Weezer's Rivers Cuomo--nerdy glasses, vintage tees, cuffed jeans, Converse sneakers and slightly shrunken tops. Black hair and straight bangs, tight hoodies and thrift shop attire are also associated with emo. And while emo devotees are notoriously upfront about their feelings, instead of wearing their hearts on their sleeves, they tend to favor ironic slogans and band logos. \n\nLately, labeling someone as "emo" is something of a put-down, a stand-in for "overly emotional" or "melodramatic." The implication is that they are excessively moody and angsty, prone to crying jags and plagued by a love of bad poetry. Hot Topic even issued a patch that read, "cheer up, emo kid!" But for those who call themselves emo, the term means something more pure. At its core, emo is all about being upfront with your emotions. Or, as one "expert" defined it, "emo is like being Goth, but much less dark, much more Harry Potter." -- marni\n\n\nhopefully this helps,\nCepriana
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I've looking into for music, and I hear their music deparment is fantastic. I dont know much about the rest though.
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Its short for emotional hun. Its not guys who dress up in girls clothes. It does refer to the type of clothes they wear though. I can't describe it exactly and the type of music they listen to. Its just another group, like goths , pikeys and chavs
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It means a vinyl record album. It comes from "long playing" because one side plays for like 25 minutes, while older vinyl only played like 8 mins.
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I'm not entirely sure, but I think it originated with the Rolling Stones as they described their backstage parties for an interview of somesort. The saying has pretty much been adopted by every rock group and wannabe rocker eversince as a way of answering why they're in the music buisness.
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yes, I have even been to see them.  Bunnymen is one word.  They are a pop group from the 80's, famous for songs such as "Killing Moon" and "Lips like Sugar".  They are still putting out new albums today, although their singer (he who goes by the name Echo) is a complete a--hole, and acts like he is Keith Richards.  Talented band though.\nWell done Dick37.  Very good.  Have you ever heard of Depeche Mode?
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"DEPECHE MODE has to unfortunately cancel tonight's (Thursday, May 11) performance at the Allstate Arena in Chicago as lead singer DAVE GAHAN has laryngitis. After seeing a doctor in Chicago this morning, he was advised to cancel the show and rest his voice. At this time, a make-up show is not planned due to the band's scheduling but management is looking into it. Tickets for Chicago will be refunded at point of purchase."\n\nFrom their website
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Hohoho,that's the name of my band!!!\nIt means to get something without knowing about it...\nLet's say someone gives you a car as a present(where such luck!)...You wanted a BMW,but it is an Accura.That's a pig in a poke,you just accept it,even though it was not what you wanted...
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I think you mean 'Death Cab for Cutie".  They rock!
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I feel old too... I didn't know what it meant until I read Entertainment Weekly last week--at least I think it was EW--it said the definition of emo was "Seth Cohen's striped sweater".  Because I am old (apparently) I barely know who Seth Cohen is... my guess would be sensitive and kind preppy/punk... but again that's an "old person" guess.