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Depeche Mode TV Show, performing live "Shout" at Echo des Bananes, FR3, France, 1982-05-09
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Broadcast from April 1982 to December 1983 on FR3. The show is presented weekly by Vincent LAMY (also known under the pseudonym of "Eddick Ritchell" with the mythical group "Au Bonheur des Dames") on Sunday early in the afternoon. midday. She alternates video-clip and reportage on groups filmed in concert. This is one of the last "Pop" show to propose her own "live" material (whereas "the children of rock", for example, will often recycle foreign shows and official video). The tone is quite casual and the musical styles are quite eclectic (progressive, new vave, French rock, hard rock ... etc). The presenter evolves inlaid on background image. French rock (and even sometimes the variety Renaud, Balavoine, Charlelie Couture) is present in each program and the frequent live sequences are almost exclusively recorded on the French soil. The show alternates on an alert rhythm the "video clips" and the "live" with a preponderance for these.
Shout! was written by Vince Clarke
Depeche Mode in 1982 were:
Andrew Fletcher
Dave Gahan
Martin Gore
and Alan Wilder (not officially until 1983).
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Depeche Mode TV Show, performing live "Shout" at Echo des Bananes, FR3, France, 1982-05-09
http://hardprog.pagesperso-orange.fr/echo_des_bananes_1982_episode_guide_2510.htm
Broadcast from April 1982 to December 1983 on FR3. The show is presented weekly by Vincent LAMY (also known under the pseudonym of "Eddick Ritchell" with the mythical group "Au Bonheur des Dames") on Sunday early in the afternoon. midday. She alternates video-clip and reportage on groups filmed in concert. This is one of the last "Pop" show to propose her own "live" material (whereas "the children of rock", for example, will often recycle foreign shows and official video). The tone is quite casual and the musical styles are quite eclectic (progressive, new vave, French rock, hard rock ... etc). The presenter evolves inlaid on background image. French rock (and even sometimes the variety Renaud, Balavoine, Charlelie Couture) is present in each program and the frequent live sequences are almost exclusively recorded on the French soil. The show alternates on an alert rhythm the "video clips" and the "live" with a preponderance for these.
Shout! was written by Vince Clarke
Depeche Mode in 1982 were:
Andrew Fletcher
Dave Gahan
Martin Gore
and Alan Wilder (not officially until 1983).
Our facebook: facebook.com/DMdescarga
Our forum: dmdescargas.foroactivo.com/forum
Thanks to RickHunter for this video.
