Just Can't Get Enough - Depeche Mode - MP3 instrumental karaoke

When electronic pioneers Depeche Mode emerged in 1980, they seized the synth-powered spirit of the day and ran with it all the way to the arena stage, becoming god-like geniuses seemingly overnight. Their landmark top ten debut album Speak and Spell arrived in 1981 and heralded the new age of British new wave with tracks like effervescent opener "New Life" and the catchy robo techno-pop beat of "I Sometimes Wish I Was Dead" channelling a future-facing sound that is now nothing short of iconic. "Just Can't Get Enough" is arguably the LP's biggest hit; a razor-sharp blast of 1980s synth-pop perfection about a head-spinning, highly addictive romance. Released as the band's third single, "Just Can't Get Enough" was notably the final single penned by founding Depeche Mode member Vince Clarke, who quit shortly after the track's release in November 1981. The track peaked at number eight on the UK singles chart.