In later years, band members openly admitted that "What's Your Name?" was one of their least favorite songs they ever recorded, viewing it as a cringeworthy relic of their youth. 🎛️ The "Extended Remix" Reality
Musically, you can hear the exact blueprint of what Vince Clarke would perfectly master just a few years later with Erasure.
Despite the band cringing at it, the song holds a very special place in the hearts of hardcore "Devotees": Depeche Mode - What's Your Name? (Extended Remix)
Fans love the song for its pure 1980s aesthetic and unapologetic cheese.
It is highly important for collectors and fans to note the origin of the "Extended Remix": In later years, band members openly admitted that
Recorded in 1981 when the band consisted of Dave Gahan, Martin Gore, Andy Fletcher, and Vince Clarke.
Frivolous and incredibly catchy, the track famously includes spelling out words in the background vocals ("P-R-E-double-T-Y"). It is highly important for collectors and fans
While this song lacked an official extension, other tracks from that era did get extended treatment. For instance, the single "New Life" featured the "Rio Remix" of its B-side, "Shout!". 🏆 Legacy and Fan Reception