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The event was notable as Depeche Mode played twice on the same night playing two identical sets. The first performance was at 17:00h and the second at 20:00h. The early show was organised for under | The event was notable as Depeche Mode played twice on the same night, playing two identical sets. The first performance was at 17:00h and the second at 20:00h. The early show was organised for under-18s only who couldn't usually enter licensed premises (soft drinks only). Proceeds of this show went to a charity chosen by the band - 'Amnesty International'. The later show was for over-18s only. | ||
From a review by Mark Ellen in the magazine Smash Hits, issue 1st October 1981, as well as a review by Mike Nicholls in Record Mirror, issue 26th September 1981, the following tracks were confirmed to have been played: | From a review by Mark Ellen in the magazine Smash Hits, issue 1st October 1981, as well as a review by Mike Nicholls in Record Mirror, issue 26th September 1981, the following tracks were confirmed to have been played: | ||
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*[[The Price Of Love]] | *[[The Price Of Love]] | ||
Mark Ellen also mentions that [[What's Your Name?]] and [[Puppets]] were unveiled at the same venue as this concert eight weeks ago at [[1981-07-23 The Venue, London, England, UK]]. | |||
[[Category:1981 Tour]] | [[Category:1981 Tour]] | ||
[[Category:Unconfirmed setlist]] | [[Category:Unconfirmed setlist]] | ||
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Notes
The event was notable as Depeche Mode played twice on the same night, playing two identical sets. The first performance was at 17:00h and the second at 20:00h. The early show was organised for under-18s only who couldn't usually enter licensed premises (soft drinks only). Proceeds of this show went to a charity chosen by the band - 'Amnesty International'. The later show was for over-18s only.
From a review by Mark Ellen in the magazine Smash Hits, issue 1st October 1981, as well as a review by Mike Nicholls in Record Mirror, issue 26th September 1981, the following tracks were confirmed to have been played:
- Any Second Now (instrumental intro)
- What's Your Name? (referred to by the reviewer as "Pretty Boy")
- Puppets (referred to by the reviewer as "Operator")
- New Life
- Dreaming Of Me
- Just Can't Get Enough
- The Price Of Love
Mark Ellen also mentions that What's Your Name? and Puppets were unveiled at the same venue as this concert eight weeks ago at 1981-07-23 The Venue, London, England, UK.
