CASINOMEISTER'S 2005 AWARDS!!

[johnsteed]

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Simmo!

I attended the Webmbley date on that tour. Very good, but as a long time fan previous, i attended their "smaller" gigs at Hammersmith Odeon, a muvh more personal venue and much much better. The atmosphere was unbelievable back on the early tours and the sweat just poured off you.

Hey Simmo!, which tour (to what album) was the earliest that you'd seen? I would have liked to have seen them around the time they had released "Black Celebration", or even prior to that. Aside from "Music For The Masses" (DM 101) and "Violator", Depeche Mode never really caught-on in North America (like a U2 of a Duran Duran... who had more radio success... whereas DM was more of an underground thing for college kids), although they were certainly huge everywhere else. I suppose that could have had something to do with the hard-rock/heavy-metal movement of the mid/late '80s (in the U.S./Canada).


Steed

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[Slotster!]

Only just noticed this!

Well done 32RED - again!

Richly and thoroughly deserved!!

[universexf6]

Guys sorry for not having read all the related posts posted but

since I never was the member of Vegas Splendido,

I GOT TO GO GRAB THE MONEY TO DEPOSIT THERE BABY!

[universexf6]

Originally Posted by universexf6

Guys sorry for not having read all the related posts posted but

since I never was the member of Vegas Splendido,

I GOT TO GO GRAB THE MONEY TO DEPOSIT THERE BABY!

Sorry guys. I never knew The　Meister's Best Caisno is different from the
"Best New Casino". But hopefully I didn't give you any negative impact.

[Simmo!]

Originally Posted by johnsteed

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Hey Simmo!, which tour (to what album) was the earliest that you'd seen? I would have liked to have seen them around the time they had released "Black Celebration", or even prior to that. Aside from "Music For The Masses" (DM 101) and "Violator", Depeche Mode never really caught-on in North America (like a U2 of a Duran Duran... who had more radio success... whereas DM was more of an underground thing for college kids), although they were certainly huge everywhere else. I suppose that could have had something to do with the hard-rock/heavy-metal movement of the mid/late '80s (in the U.S./Canada).

Steed

I first started going on the Speak & Spell tour and then went to every tour right up to Violator. No particular one stands out - all the Hammersmith gigs were awesome. I also "collected" DM records & CDs and still have a big collection of 12 incers, promos, white labels and limited editions...somewhere

[Zoozie]

Small update on Golden Palace... They did it again in Torino.

Sorry, Danish newspaper, but the picture speak for itself!
http://www.bt.dk/sport/artikel:aid=4...fid=100300458/

Zoozie

[Pinababy69]

Well, I can't read a word of what that page says..but the pic is more than enough, thanks very much. Some idiot running around with a rubber chicken strapped over his johnson. Class act all the way Golden Palace...