Hi. Can someone solve this mystery for me? This is a cover version of "Just Can't Get Enough" by Depeche Mode. I can't seem to find out who made this and TrackID doesn't recognize it eigher.
I seriously want to know more about this artist. I uploaded a preview here
Full Version: Just Can't Get Enough cover version
Don't know that version. But it's almost a sacrilege to turn that classic song into such a washed-out disco version...
Can't say that i recognize that cover version either. Have you tried submitting it to the Track ID forums at discogs.com? You're likely to get a quick ID over there i would think.
Two possible artists come to mind.
Nouvelle Vague (in 2004)
Soraya (in 2006)
Both have made cover versions of that song and are the most popular of the covers.
Nouvelle Vague (in 2004)
Soraya (in 2006)
Both have made cover versions of that song and are the most popular of the covers.
It certainly isn't Nouvelle Vague.
Reminds me of the Eurovision song contest and why I'm proud the UK do so appallingly. 
Sorry, can't help here.
Sorry, can't help here.
QUOTE(Synthetic Soul @ Feb 11 2008, 03:42) 
Oh well...
The only other thing I can think of is taken from the Wikipedia entry for the song:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Just_Can't_Get_Enough
QUOTE
On September 12, 1999, premiered a Gap advertising spot directed by Pedro Romhanyi, titled "Everybody in Leather", in which "Just Can't Get Enough" was sung by a group of young adults, among which where then-unknowns Alex Greenwald, Monet Mazur and Jason Thompson, the music mix being done by the Dust Brothers.
Nope, it's definitely not that. Look at the two videos from 1999.
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