PERFECT!!!- The German Depeche Mode are back!
Julyguy | Richmond, VA | 12/28/2003
(5 out of 5 stars)
"I didn't even know Camouflage were around anymore, so you can imagine my surprise when I found this at my local record store. It's wonderful!!! It's everything a Depeche Mode song SHOULD be, but better. The remixes are excellent and I can't wait to get the new album, "Sensor," which I will probably have to order from Amazon. If you remember Camouflage from the late 80's/early 90's, or if you just dig Depeche Mode-style music, BUY THIS!"
Best Single from the Sensor Album
SRFireside | Houston, TX United States | 02/23/2005
(4 out of 5 stars)
"This song by far is the best of their latest album. It has a realy tight beat to complement an equally tight song structure. It also has one heck of a chorus. This is a very accessable song in the realm of electronic music.
As far as this single is concerned the Radio Edit is a nice version that's only slightly shorter than the album version. Although frankly if you have to choose between the album's version and the radio edit the album version wins. But if you don't have the album (and shame on you because Sensor is a great album) or you're pressed for those precious seconds on that mix CD/Tape then this will do in a pinch.
I have always enjoyed extended mixes of songs and the Extended Version is no different. You really get a chance to soak up the instrumentation and rhythms of this song. Nothing is really added to this mix as far as instruments or crazy beats. Just more of the good stuff found on the original mix.
I have never been a fan of any of the Mellow Trax remixes. The beat feels dated for a club mix and all the magic from the original song is kinda mixed away. Still it's the most unique mix of this CD single. It's not necessarily bad. Just not that good. Telephone Sensor is a nice little instrumental song that I find very endearing. It takes you a little back with some retro synth elements, however the song feels new. A great tune.
The only reason for getting this single would be for the extended version and Telephone Sensor in my opinion. The rest you can do without."
Track Listings (4) - Disc #1