on the original CD release in the UK, were omitted from the re-issued CD, but were on the DVD. Also included was a 28-minute documentary about the making of the album entitled Depeche Mode: 1980–1981 (Do We Really Have to Give Up Our Day Jobs?) featuring interviews with the group (including Vince Clarke) and other relevant personnel such as Daniel Miller. There is various footage of the group's appearances on Top of the Pops including their very first appearance from 1981 performing "New Life". There is also vintage BBC footage of the Speak & Spell Tour from the same year. The remastered album was released on limited-edition vinyl in March 2007. Track listing The song "Dreaming of Me" (Fade Out Version) replaces "I Sometimes Wish I Was Dead" on the original German LP and CD releases. "Shout!" (from the B-side of the "New Life" single) is listed on the CD and all subsequent releases as "Shout", without the exclamation mark. The versions of "Dreaming of Me" and "Ice Machine" included on this CD have cold ends, similarly to the original 7-inch single (as opposed to the fading-out versions on the original US album and CD single reissue). US LP and CD 2006 Collectors Edition (CD + DVD) Disc one is a hybrid SACD/CD with a multi-channel SACD layer. Disc two is a DVD which includes Speak & Spell in DTS 5.1, Dolby Digital 5.1 and PCM Stereo plus bonus material. Personnel Credits adapted from the liner notes of Speak & Spell. Depeche Mode – synthetics, voices, production Vince Clarke Andy Fletcher Dave Gahan Martin Gore Daniel Miller – production Eric Radcliffe – engineering John Fryer – engineering Brian Griffin – photography Charts Weekly charts Year-end charts Certifications Notes References Bibliography External links Album information from the official Depeche Mode website Official remaster info 1981 debut albums Albums produced by Daniel Miller (music producer) Albums produced by Vince Clarke Depeche Mode albums Mute Records albums Sire Records albums