DEPECHE MODE: MEMENTO MORI - MEXICO CITY / 4LP Black Vinyl

Depeche Mode – Memento Mori: Mexico City & Depeche Mode: M

Release Date: Friday, 5 December 2025

Memento Mori: Mexico City captures over two hours of Depeche Mode’s electrifying performances during their three sold-out concerts at the legendary Foro Sol Stadium in Mexico City in September 2023. The live album includes four previously unreleased bonus tracks from the Memento Mori Sessions. The release is available as a 2CD set and as a deluxe 4LP edition (Black or Indie Exclusive Silver Vinyl).

Depeche Mode: M expands the experience with a cinematic film directed by Fernando Frías, blending live footage with Mexican cultural themes. This edition includes 2 DVDs or Blu-rays plus 2 CDs containing the full concert film and complete live album.

Tracklist highlights include My Cosmos Is Mine, Wagging Tongue, Walking In My Shoes, Enjoy The Silence, Personal Jesus, and Just Can’t Get Enough. The physical editions feature live photos and premium packaging.

Versions & EAN:

• 2CD Album – 0198029769227

• 4LP Black Vinyl – 0198029908411

• 4LP Silver Vinyl (Indie Only) – 0198029908510

• 2CD/2DVD – 0198029769326

• 2CD/2Blu-ray – 0198029769425

Full Track Listing (Live Album & Concert Film):

Intro

My Cosmos Is Mine

Wagging Tongue

Walking In My Shoes

It’s No Good

Sister Of Night

In Your Room

Everything Counts

Precious

Speak To Me

Home

Soul With Me

Ghosts Again

I Feel You

A Pain That I’m Used To

World In My Eyes

Wrong

Stripped

John the Revelator

Enjoy The Silence

Waiting for the Night

Just Can’t Get Enough

Never Let Me Down Again

Personal Jesus

Bonus Tracks (Memento Mori Sessions):

Survive

Life 2.0

Give Yourself To Me

In The End

Film Description:

Depeche Mode: M is a cinematic journey into Mexican culture’s connection with death, framed by the band’s iconic performances during their Memento Mori tour. Directed by Fernando Frías, the film blends live concert footage with interpretive interstitials and archival material, celebrating the bond between music, mortality, and tradition.