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Artist: Depeche Mode
 Memento Mori: Mexico City
Year Of Release: 2025
Label: Columbia
Genre: Alternative
Quality: Mp3 320 kbps
Total Time: 02:20:29
Total Size: 323 MB
Tracklist:
1. Intro (Live in Mexico City) (2:17)
2. My Cosmos Is Mine (Live in Mexico City) (5:00)
3. Wagging Tongue (Live in Mexico City) (3:31)
4. Walking In My Shoes (Live in Mexico City) (6:49)
5. It's No Good (Live in Mexico City) (4:59)
6. Sister Of Night (Live in Mexico City) (5:42)
7. In Your Room (Live in Mexico City) (5:08)
8. Everything Counts (Live in Mexico City) (6:50)
9. Precious (Live in Mexico City) (5:00)
10. Speak To Me (Live in Mexico City) (4:43)
11. Home (Live in Mexico City) (5:57)
12. Soul With Me (Live in Mexico City) (5:03)
13. Ghosts Again (Live in Mexico City) (4:05)
14. I Feel You (Live in Mexico City) (4:56)
15. A Pain That I'm Used To (Live in Mexico City) (4:26)
16. World In My Eyes (Live in Mexico City) (5:16)
17. Wrong (Live in Mexico City) (4:07)
18. Stripped (Live in Mexico City) (5:04)
19. John the Revelator (Live in Mexico City) (3:49)
20. Enjoy The Silence (Live in Mexico City) (7:44)
21. Waiting for the Night (Live in Mexico City) (5:38)
22. Just Can't Get Enough (Live in Mexico City) (6:18)
23. Never Let Me Down Again (Live in Mexico City) (6:18)
24. Personal Jesus (Live in Mexico City) (6:57)
25. Survive (from the Memento Mori Sessions) (4:18)
26. Life 2.0 (from the Memento Mori Sessions) (3:41)
27. Give Yourself To Me (from the Memento Mori Sessions) (3:44)
28. In The End (from the Memento Mori Sessions) (3:24)
Memento Mori: Mexico City is a live recording of over two hours of music from Depeche Mode’s three sold out concerts in September 2023 at the legendary Foro Sol Stadium in Mexico City, plus four previously unreleased studio recordings from the Memento Mori Sessions.
This live album is being released alongside Depeche Mode’s new film, Depeche Mode: M. Filmed at the Mexico City shows, and conceived and directed by award-winning Mexican filmmaker Fernando Frías, Depeche Mode: M blends concert footage with interpretive interstitials and archival material, delving into the profound connection between music, mortality, and Mexican tradition.
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