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*[[1981-12-03 Chichester Festival Theatre, Chichester, England, UK/Source 1|Source 1]] is good quality soundboard audio demuxed from [[1981-12-03 Chichester Festival Theatre, Chichester, England, UK/Source 2|Source 2]].
*[[1981-12-03 Chichester Festival Theatre, Chichester, England, UK/Source 1|Source 1]] is good quality soundboard audio demuxed from [[1981-12-03 Chichester Festival Theatre, Chichester, England, UK/Source 2|Source 2]].
*[[1981-12-03 Chichester Festival Theatre, Chichester, England, UK/Source 2|Source 2]] is the pro-shot video from a Nickelodeon rebroadcast on July 2, 1983 courtesy of [https://www.youtube.com/@MickeysVHSandBetamaxFinds Mickey's VHS and Betamax Finds] on YouTube.
*[[1981-12-03 Chichester Festival Theatre, Chichester, England, UK/Source 2|Source 2]] is the pro-shot video sourced from a Nickelodeon broadcast on July 2, 1983, courtesy of [https://www.youtube.com/@MickeysVHSandBetamaxFinds Mickey's VHS and Betamax Finds] on YouTube.


== Ticket scan ==
== Ticket scan ==

Revision as of 13:59, 19 January 2024

Notes

This was Vince Clarke's last concert with Depeche Mode.

This promotional show was filmed by Southern Television, on the behalf of the newly formed broadcaster Television South (TVS). A slightly edited version of this show was broadcast by TVS on 1982-01-18 [1], and now exists as a DigiBeta copy at the Wessex Film and Sound Archive, although it hasn't been catalogued in their online database. [2]

In the United States, this recording was broadcast by Nickelodeon, usually as a double bill with the band Talk Talk. [3] Both the video footage and demuxed soundboard audio from the concert, reportedly sourced from a Nickelodeon rebroadcast on July 2nd, 1983, are available to stream and download below.

Although the video is labeled as a rebroadcast on July 2nd, 1983, this program was actually broadcast several times between July 1983 and March 25th, 1984, with July 2nd, 1983 likely being its premiere date. A list of broadcast dates can be found here.

In Jonathan Miller's book Stripped, Vince is quoted about this gig as saying "I did loads of speed and then I drove home."

Poet John Cooper Clarke was the support act for the entire Chichester Festival.

Set list

  1. Photographic
  2. New Life
  3. Puppets
  4. I Sometimes Wish I Was Dead
  5. Tora! Tora! Tora!
  6. Just Can't Get Enough
  7. Boys Say Go!
  8. What's Your Name?

Sources

Ticket scan

References