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24 November

**24 November**

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* **1985**: LIVE - Thompson Twins support: Minneapolis Met Centre, Bloomington, MN, USA
* **1986**: RELEASE - *Now That's What I Call Music 8* LP/MC feat. (Forever) Live and Die.
* **2009**: LIVE - A Night of The Proms. Rotterdam Ahoy, NL
* **2014**: RADIO - 6 Music Live Hour, N.E.C. Birmingham, 7 Dec 1993. (7 tracks) [1]
* **2023**: RELEASE - Bauhaus Staircase (single) on digital platforms.

## Related

* **1978**: Tubeway Army release eponymous debut album
04 April

**04 April**

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## OTD

### OMD

* **1981**: LIVE - Organisation tour: Palais des Beaux Arts, Paris (final date in France)
* **1983**: LIVE - Dazzle Ships tour: Limburghal, Genk, BE "*very enjoyable*"
* **2023**: PRESS - "OMD’s Andy McCluskey: “I’m really happy that I don’t have to pander to a TikTok generation to get my songs heard” - hotpress.com ("... *I think there’s going to be a new OMD studio album at the end of this year..*")
17 May

**17 May**

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## OTD

### OMD

* **1979**: LIVE - Factory showcase concert at Acklam Hall, London with Joy Division, John Dowie and A Certain Ratio (reviewed in *Melody Maker*, 26 May).
* **1986**: PRESS - *Record Mirror* review of If You Leave.
* **1986**: CHARTS - If You Leave US no.9
* **1988**: LIVE - DM support: Cedar Rapids 5 Seasons Centre, IA, USA
27 April

**27 April**

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## OTD

### OMD

* **1979**: LIVE - Eric's Liverpool. Flyer advertises 'Electricity - Single'. Support to The Teardrop Explodes.
* **1981**: LIVE - Organisation tour: Cafe Campus, Quebec CAN
* **1983**: LIVE - Dazzle Ships tour: Edinburgh Playhouse, UK
* **1987**: RELEASE - Shame (re-recorded) CD single released.
* **2010**: RADIO - Guy Garvey's Finest Hour (BBC 6 Music) - Poet Laureate Simon Armitage chooses OMD (Stanlow)
* **2022**: LIVE - Souvenir tour (US 2022) - Keswick Theatre, Glenside, PA [1]
15 February

**15 February**

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* **1986**: PRESS - *Record Mirror*, live review of Empire Theatre, Liverpool gig (p.35)
* **1992**: TV - RSH-Gold (awards) German TV
* **2016**: DEMO - Isotype [V1.1 15-02-16]
* **2018**: LIVE - The Punishment of Luxury tour (Europe Pt.2) - La Riviera, Madrid Spain
* **2020**: LIVE - Souvenir: Tivoli, Utrecht, NL
03 January

**03 January**

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## OTD

### OMD

* **1981**: PRESS *Record Mirror*, "*Can We Quote You On That?*" Andy McCluskey: "*The Liverpool drug thing has grown out of bedsitterland, you go home and you trip out. We still live at home so we've never been in that position.*" (p.8)

* **1987**: LIVE - TPA tour: Mansfield Tavern, Brisbane Australia (2/2)
09 September

**09 September**

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* **2011**: RADIO - BBC 6 Music Radcliffe & Maconie. ..OMD pop in to chat about tomorrow's re-opening of Eric's in Liverpool.[2] (interview clip available on-line)
* **2019**: RADIO - BBC 6 Music Gideon Coe, repeat of Julia's Song and Messages from first Peel session.[3]
18 April

**18 April**

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* **1981**: LIVE - Organisation tour: The Keystone Club, Berkeley CA, USA (possible date also of the Alcatraz daytime photo session by Chris Walter).[2]
* **1991**: TV - *Top of the Pops*, Sailing On The Seven Seas (19) [3] (rpt. 09/07/2021)
* **2013**: LIVE - English Electric tour: Teatro Metroplitan, Mexico City, Mexico
* **2015**: RELEASE - Julia's Song (dub version) 10" single (RSD)
23 March

**23 March**

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## OTD

### OMD

* **1980**: RADIO - John Peel plays Electricity on The Sunday Request Show ("*my favourite source of energy*")
* **1982**: LIVE - Tempe, Arizona. (U2 come to say 'hello', AM in *PTSTF* p.153)
* **1991**: PRESS - SOUNDS review of Sailing on the Seven Seas single, "..*embarrassingly catchy*.."
* **2011**: LIVE - History of Modern tour (NA Pt.1) The Depot, Salt Lake City UT, USA
* **2023**: ADVERT - Marks & Spencer release TV/web advert for polo shirts featuring Enola Gay [1]
28 February

**28 February**

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## OTD

### OMD

* **1980**: RADIO - Mike Read plays Messages from new album on John Peel's R1 show (Peel is sick).[1]
* **1980**: LIVE - OMITD tour: Portsmouth Polytechnic, UK
* **1983**: RADIO - Radio 1 Kid Jensen, interview
* **1986**: RELEASE - *Pretty In Pink* soundtrack album released.[2]

## Related

* **1980**: The Psychedelic Furs second Peel session first broadcast
* **1980**: The Vapors Turning Japanese TOTP debut
25 March

**25 March**

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## OTD

### OMD

* **1981**: LIVE - Organisation tour: resumes in France at Salle Sainte Croix des Pelletiers, Rouen
* **1982**: LIVE - Reseda  Country Club, LA, USA
* **1982**: PRESS - BRAVO, Germany "OMD - die zwei aus dem Dunkeln"
* **2011**: LIVE - History of Modern tour (NA Pt.1) The Music Box, Los Angeles CA, USA (*review*)
* **2013**: RELEASE - Metroland single

## Related

* **1980**: Martha & The Muffins reach peak no.10 position in the UK Top 40 with Echo Beach.[1]
* **1980**: John Foxx enters the Top 40 at no.32 with his second solo single No-One Driving.
20 April

**20 April**

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## OTD

### OMD

* **1981**: LIVE - Organisation tour: Commodore Ballroom, Vancouver CAN (first gig in Canada)
* **1983**: LIVE - Dazzle Ships tour: Hammersmith Odeon, London. (2/2)
* **2013**: RELEASE - The Future Will Be Silent 10" EP (RSD)

## Related

* **1981**: The Human League release The Sound of the Crowd
* **2009**: Depeche Mode release *Sounds of the Universe*
13 November

**13 November**

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* **2021**: LIVE - Architecture & More Tour Eventim Apollo (Hammersmith Odeon), London UK (*21st performance at this venue*)

## Related

* **1980**: Spandau Ballet make their TOTP debut
* **1981**: New Order release debut album *Movement* on Factory; Japan release *Tin Drum*
* **2006**: Depeche Mode release *The Best of Vol. 1*
04 September

**04 September**

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* **2017**: RADIO - BBC 5 Live Afternoon Edition (Monday). Sarah Brett and Nihal Arthanayake meet Andy McCluskey and Paul Humphreys from Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark.[4] (interview on video here) - songs played: Enola Gay, The Punishment of Luxury, La mitrailleuse, Souvenir,
* **2019**: LIVE - The B-52's 40th Anniversary tour Bogart's, Cincinnati OH, USA

## Related

* **1981**: Gary Numan releases *Dance* album
20 September

**20 September**

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## OTD

### OMD

* **1979**: LIVE - The Touring Principle, Gary Numan support tour, Apollo, Glasgow (opening night)
* **1980**: PRESS - *Record Mirror* *OMITD 2* news of upcoming tour dates as a four-piece, and new album.
* **1998**: CHARTS - The OMD Remixes single/EP enters UK singles charts at no.35 (peak)
* **2010**: **RELEASE - *History of Modern* album.**
* **2010**: PRESS - *OMG it's OMD!* - bbc.com/news/entertainment
* **2011**: LIVE - Irving Plaza, New York NY, USA (1/2)
* **2019**: LIVE - The B-52's 40th Anniversary tour Foxwoods Resort Casino, Mashantucket CT, USA
16 October

**16 October**

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* **2010**: LIVE - Shanghai Expo, China. Part of the 'Liverpool Wonderous Place' celebrations. (AM & PH only)
* **2019**: LIVE - Souvenir tour, Casa da Musica, Porto, PT.
* **2020**: ANNOUNCEMENT - You Me & OMD gig postponed until 27 March 2021 [1]
* **2020**: RELEASE Enola Gay (extended mix) on Spotify and YouTube
* **2020**: PRESS - The i, "OMD forced to postpone benefit gig for roadies after Andy McCluskey tests positive for Covid-19" [2]
* **2021**: LIVE - Future Yard, Birkenhead, UK [3]

## Related

* **1979**: Video Killed the Radio Star by The Buggles is announced as the new UK no.1.
* **1980**: *Smash Hits* Independent Bitz gives news of Joy Division and New Order.[4] Simple Minds and Teardrop Explodes on tour.
* **1981**: The Human League release new studio album *Dare*.
* **1989**: Kate Bush releases *The Sensual World.*
* **2008**: BBC Radio 6 Music: *The Look of Love - The New Romantics*, Ep.3/7 The Image. (feat Andy McCluskey, Enola Gay in playlist)[5].
* **2009**: *Synth Britannia* first shown (BBC4) [6]
* **2015**: Jean-Michel Jarre releases *Electronica 1: The Time Machine* featuring collaborations with various electronic music artists.
15 April

**15 April**

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* **1981**: LIVE - Organisation tour: Whiskey a Go Go, Los Angeles, USA (2/2) support ODW
* **1982**: TV - Musik Laden, DE - Maid of Orleans
* **1983**: PRESS - Bristol Evening Post review of concert 1983-04-14
* **1983**: PRESS - photo session in Leicester (prior to live gig) by George Chin (source: iconicpix.com - 1983 *not* 1987)
* **1983**: LIVE - Dazzle Ships tour - Leicester De Montfort Hall, UK (the group stay at the Quorn Country Hotel the night before)
* **2011**: RADIO - 6 Music Live Hour, first Peel session repeat [1]
23 October

**23 October**

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* **2017**: LIVE - Punishment of Luxury tour: Dublin Vicar Street, Republic of Ireland.
* **2019**: LIVE - Souvenir tour: Ulster Hall, Belfast, UK.
* **2023**: NEWS - "The stunning, cinematic music video for Anthropocene will premiere immediately following Andy & Paul’s livestream Q&A this Friday from 7pm (UK time)" (*Facebook - with video stills*)

## Related

* **1979**: Cabaret Voltaire release debut album *Mix-Up.*
* **1995**: Erasure release seventh studio album *Erasure*.
* **2000**: Atomic Kitten debut album *Right Now* released.
11 February

**11 February**

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* **1982**: LIVE - Architecture & Morality tour Hof Ter Lo Borgerhout, Antwerp Belgium (pics here)
* **1983**: RELEASE - Genetic Engineering single 7"/12"
* **1986**: LIVE - Crush UK tour: Hanley Victoria Hall, UK
* **2010**: LIVE - Opening of Museum of Liverpool, UK. Paul & Andy - with 17-piece Orchestra from the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic.
* **2018**: LIVE - The Punishment of Luxury tour (Europe Pt.2) Progresja, Warsaw Poland
* **2003**: PRESS - *Organisation* interview with AM by P. Browne [1]
Dazzle Ships At The Museum Of Liverpool (EP)

**Dazzle Ships at The Museum Of Liverpoo**l is the title of a 10" EP released by OMD on 11 December 2015. The EP contains a selection of songs played live at The Museum of Liverpool concerts on 01 and 02 November 2014. It also contains Dazzle Ships (Parts I, IV, V & VI), a recording which remains exclusive to this release.

The limited edition picture disc EP was made available via the pledgemusic.com site and can be considered a companion to the *Dazzle Ships at The Museum Of Liverpool* album*.*

## Tracklisting

Side One

1. Radio Waves
2. Genetic Engineering
3. Dazzle Ships (Parts II, III & VII)

Side Two

1. 4-Neu
2. International
3. The Romance Of The Telescope
4. Dazzle Ships (Parts I, IV, V & VI)
Kokoro Ni Bouken Wo

## Themes

**Accompanying:**

* Lyricist = Ohtsu Akira
* Composer = Nobuta Kazuo
* Arranger = Hyakkoku Hajime
* Singer = **Miyauchi Takayuki**

## Romanized Lyrics

Hi wa shizumi mata noboru yo
Kono hoshi no donna machi ni mo
Kinareta uwagi nugisuteru you ni
Wakasa wo hodoku no sa

Tokimeki to tomadoi wo
Kurikaeshi ikiru nara

Kokoro ni bouken wo
Yume wo tomenaide
Ashita ni bouken wo
Yakusoku shiyou kono omoi

Mune no chizu ima egaku yo
Shounen no mama no kimochi de
Tooku made ude wo nobashite mitara
Nani ka ga tsukameru sa

Kaze wo koe niji wo koe
Tabidatte yuku no nara

Kokoro ni bouken wo
Ai wo yakitsukete
Ashita ni bouken wo
Yakusoku shiyou kono omoi

Kokoro ni bouken wo
Yume wo tomenaide
Ashita ni bouken wo
Yakusoku shiyou kono omoi
Yakusoku shiyou kono omoi

The sun will keep rising and setting
Above whatever town this star touches
My youth begins to unravel when
I take off my jacket I had grown accustomed to wearing

If you live your life repeatedly
Your heart will begin to flutter with confusion

Adventure for the spirit
Never stop dreaming
Tomorrow will be an adventure
With this promise memories will soon be awaken

Within your heart is a Map
Which will lead the youth to this feeling
That can stretch as far as the eye can see
With an outstretched arm, he grasps onto it

Listen to the voice of the wind and to the voice of the rainbow
As you depart for your journey

Adventure for the spirit
Is like burning love
Tomorrow will be an adventure
With this promise memories will soon be awaken

Adventure for the spirit
Never stop dreaming
Tomorrow will be an adventure
With this promise memories will soon be awaken
With this promise memories will soon be awaken
05 November

**05 November**

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* **1985**: LIVE - The Thompson Twins support tour Universal Amphitheatre, Universal City CA, USA (2/2)
* **1986**: LIVE - TPA tour: Newcastle City Hall, UK (final UK night before moving on to CAN/USA)
* **1993**: LIVE - Liberator tour Theatre Barbey Medquine, Bordeaux, France
* **2010**: LIVE - HoM tour: Ipswich Regent Theatre
* **2017**: LIVE - EE tour, De Montfort Hall, Leicester UK
* **2019**: LIVE - Souvenir tour: Birmingham Symphony Hall
* **2021**: LIVE - Architecture & More Tour Arena, Hull UK

## Related

* **1981**: ABC make TOTP debut with Tears Are not Enough
* **1982**: Simple Minds issue single remix of Someone, Somewhere (In Summertime)
Masaru Hyuuga

**Masaru Hyūga** (日向 勝, *Hyūga Masaru*?): Ai's younger brother. 10 years old. Like his sister, he practices Kendo. He encountered Akiba many times in the incident in charge, Like when he was taken captive by Togo (episode 44) or by God's Santa (ep 43-44). In the final episode, he was alongside his sister Ai during the duel between Hayato and Daimon.
Andrew McCluskey

**Andrew McCluskey** (b.24 June 1959), usually known as Andy McCluskey (also credited as G A McCluskey or just McCluskey), is, together with Paul Humphreys, one of the two founding members of Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark. McCluskey is the group's main lead vocalist, bass player and songwriter. He i8s also the group's longest serving member having kept the band name after the duo split in the late 1980s. They reformed in 2005 and have continued to write, record and play live to the present day.

Although many OMD songs have been written by McCluskey and Humphreys, or with other collaborators during the time the duo had split, he also single-handedly wrote many of the group's hits, including Enola Gay, Joan of Arc, Maid of Orleans and other album tracks.

In 1998, on a hiatus from OMD, he formed the all-female pop group Atomic Kitten with Stuart Kershaw, as a vehicle for their songwriting. He has also collaborated with Karl Bartos (formerly of Kraftwerk), Gary Barlow and The Lightning Seeds.
I'm Waiting For the Man

**I'm Waiting for the Man** (sometimes titled **I'm Waiting for My Man**) is a song recorded and released by the American rock band the Velvet Underground. It was written by Lou Reed and was first released on their 1967 debut album *The Velvet Underground & Nico*.

## OMD cover

* OMD included a cover of the song in their early live sets (eg. Leigh, 27 August 1979) and eventually released a recorded version as a B-side to the 10" issue of Messages in 1980 under the title of **Waiting For The Man**. The recording was also included on the *Dindisc 1980* compilation album and also later featured on *Navigation The OMD B-Sides* (2001).
* The song was performed live on tours during 1980 and up to September 1981 (usually as an encore) although was dropped for the successive Architecture & Morality tour.
* Waiting For the Man received a radical revamp for live performance on the Junk Culture tour in 1984 with a new arrangement featuring Graham and Neil Weir's brass instruments. An official live recording made at Hammersmith Odeon on 03 June was released as a B side to the 12" of Never Turn Away in November 1984.

### Availability

* Studio version: Messages 10", *Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark* (2003 re-release), *Navigation The OMD B-Sides*.
	+ Compilation albums: *Dindisc 1980*, *Nouvelle Vague Presents: New Wave* (2007)
* 1984 live version: Never Turn Away 12" *(NB not included on the Junk Culture deluxe re-issue)*
Depeche Mode

**Depeche Mode** are a British pop/rock group founded in 1980 and still active to date. The group is considered one of the pioneers of electronic pop music in the 1980s and also known for translating the genre into a rock context, also through the integration of more conventional instruments such as electric guitars and drums. They are one of the biggest and best known British groups worldwide.

Founder member Vince Clarke was fundamental in defining the group's sound and style for their debut album *Speak and Spell* released in late 1981, although he left the group shortly afterwards to pursue other projects. The remaining three members Dave Gahan (vocals), Martin Gore and Andrew Fletcher (both keyboards) continued with Depeche Mode into 1982, with Gore as their principal songwriter. They eventually recruited a fourth member Alan Wilder, initially for live work and successively as a full band member, also contributing to songwriting.

During the 1980s and up to 1994 Depeche Mode had twenty-eight Top 40 singles and eight Top 40 studio albums in the UK. Global success was also obtained through tireless live work and concerts around the world, most notably the tour to promote *Music for the Masses* (1987) and *Violator* (1990). Wilder left the group in the mid-90s, leaving the band once more as a three-piece. They have since released six more studio albums and had fifteen more Top 40 singles to date in the UK.

## Links to OMD

* In a 1981 interview for *Smash Hits*, OMD nominated Depeche Mode, rather than themselves, as representatives of the 'synth-pop' genre, "...*they're better than it than us these days*".
* As guest reviewers of the new singles for *Record Mirror*, issue dtd. 03 November 1984, PH awarded Depeche Mode's Blasphemous Rumours as Single of the Week. AM also stated, "*I've got this feeling that Depeche Mode are going to do something really amazing and they're getting pretty close*".
* OMD played as support to Depeche Mode on the final US leg of their Music For The Masses Tour, beginning in April 1988.
August 1980

**August 1980**

August 1979 | August 1981

## OMD

* 07: PRESS - *Smash Hits*: *The Quality of Mersey* feature, mentions OMD.
* 16: PRESS - *Record Mirror* / Feedback 'Reeality' feature (dates for new single, album and tour already set)

Note: OMD were working on *Organisation* and the Enola Gay single at this time.
Annex

Enola Gay pic sleeve rear

## Single version

**Annex** is the title of an OMD song first released in September 1980 as the B-side to the single Enola Gay.

Although it was recorded during the *Organisation* sessions, it was not featured on the album.

It remained exclusive to the single release until being issued as part of the *Navigation The OMD B-Sides* album (2001). It was also included as a bonus track on the 2003 remastered re-issue of *Organisation*, following immediately on from Stanlow.

The song was performed live on at least some dates of the Organisation tour, including, November 20 1980 at the Empire Theatre, Liverpool.

## Session version

OMD recorded a version of Annex for their third John Peel session recorded on 29 September 1980 and first broadcast on peel's evening show on 06 October. It features as track 9 on the *Peel Sessions 1979-1983* album (2000). This version does not vary a great deal from the original studio version although remains the only official 'alternative' version.
Munich, 09 December 1981

Event: "Rock Meets Classic"

Date: Wednesday, 09 December 1981

Venue: Circus Krone Bau, Munich, Germany

Other artists: Sparks, Tangerine Dream, Robert Miles

Notes: This was the second of a series of special annual concert performances curated by German composer Eberhard Schoener, and broadcast by Bayerischen Rundfunk. The concept was intended as a meeting of rock and classical music on stage, illustrating an idea of Schoener's that there was no great difference between 'serious' and 'popular' music.

Although a full orchestra and choir appeared on stage, they do not seem to have performed with all the artists involved. Information from around the internet gives Tangerine Dream as playing one song as a group and one with the orchestra. Video footage shows Sparks as performing as a rock outfit only, although they do perform a jam session with Schoener, some of his musicians and Robert Miles (OMD were not involved).

OMD's contribution was a short set, mostly focussing on the newly-released *Architecture & Morality* album, having just completed the majority of the UK leg ot the tour. The programme was allegedly broadcast in Germany in February 1982.

## Setlist

according to avaialble video footage. Enola Gay may also have been played.

* The New Stone Age
* She's Leaving
* Maid of Orleans
* Souvenir
* Electricity
Lampe Licht

**Lampe Licht** is the title of an OMD song originally released as a B-side to the 12" vinyl release of The Punishment of Luxury single in 2017.

The song was written by Andy McCluskey and contains some lyrics in German, which are said to have been inspired by Neu! drummer Hans Lampe.

The track is also available on *The Punishment of Luxury: B-Sides & Bonus Material*.
Aylesbury, 01 November 1980

## Location

Venue: Friars

City: Aylesbury, UK

Date: 01 November 1980

Tour: Organisation tour

## Line-up

* Andy McCluskey, Paul Humphreys, Malcolm Holmes, Martin Cooper.

## Setlist

* exact setlist uinknown, although as opening night of the tour some songs such as Stanlow and The More I See You, and possibly Annex, would have been played live for the first time.

## Notes

See excellent facts and memorabilia page for the date on the aylesburyfriars.co.uk site

> AM: "*When OMD were at the after premiere party in LA for the movie Pretty in Pink, I met George Michael who told me that he and Andrew Ridgely saw us at the Friars in 1980 and it was the best gig they had ever been to!!!"* [1]
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Maid of Orleans (demo)

**Maid of Orleans (demo)** is an early version of the OMD song which would eventually be recorded and released as Joan of Arc (Maid of Orleans) first released on *Architecture & Morality* album in 1981, and as a single under the title of Maid of Orleans (The Waltz Joan of Arc) in 1982.

The demo version was released on Architecture & Morality The Singles in 2021, marking the fortieth anniversary of the album.
Glasgow: 01 November 2021

**Live concert**

**City**: Glasgow

**Venue**: O2 Academy

**Tour**: Architecture & More Tour (opening night)

**Support**: Stealing Sheep

## Line up

* Andy McCluskey
* Paul Humphreys
* Martin Cooper
* Stuart Kershaw (drums, percussion, guitar on The Beginning and the End)

## Setlist

1. Architecture & Morality (intro)
2. Sealand
3. The New Stone Age
4. Georgia
5. She's Leaving
6. Souvenir
7. Joan of Arc
8. Maid of Orleans
9. The Beginning and the End
10. Atomic Ranch
11. Messages
12. Tesla Girls
13. History of Modern (Pt 1)
14. (Forever) Live & Die
15. Don't Go
16. So In Love
17. Locomotion
18. Pandora's Box
19. Sailing on the Seven Seas
20. Enola Gay
21. If You Leave (enc.)
22. Electricity (enc.)
23. The Romance of the Telescope (enc.)

## Notes

* Opening night of tour. The New Stone Age and The Beginning and the End are played live for the first time since 2016 and 2017 respectively.

## External links

* Setlist.fm
* omd-live.com
Hammersmith Odeon, 10 May 1983

**Date**: Tuesday 10 May 1983

## Live

* Tour: Dazzle Ships
* Band line-up: Andy McCluskey, Paul Humphreys, Malcolm Holmes, Martin Cooper
* Support: Cocteau Twins
* Setlist: here

OMD play the final concert on the UK leg of the *Dazzle Ships* tour at the Hammersmith Odeon. this was the second of two consecutive nights and the fourth time they had played the venue on the tour.

## Official releases

The concert was recorded and filmed. The audio recording of Telegraph only was released in 1984 the B side of the Tesla Girls single release.

The rest of the concert only saw the light of day in 2019, over 36 years later, as Live at the Hammersmith Odeon, London 10.05.1983, disc 5 of the *Souvenir* anthology deluxe boxset issue. The CD contains the full concert set-list except for Genetic Engineering, the absence of which is explained by this extract form the Summer 1983 OMD Newsletter:
Call My Name

CDS digipack front

### Other tracks:

Walk Tall (7"), Brides Of Frankenstein (Mix) (12"/CDS), Brides Of Frankenstein (Dub) (CDS)

## Chronology

### Next single:

Stand Above Me

**Call My Name** (OMD) is an OMD song originally released on the *Sugar Tax* album in 1991 and later remixed and released as a single.

The song is an upbeat dance track backed with a characteristic OMD 'choir' sound which also provides a melody hook. It has a traditional verse/chorus structure with the (grammatically incorrect) chorus hookline 'I'd die if you call my name' repeated four times, and an instrumental coda fade-out featuring the 'choir' melody line.

The piano part in the bridge is accentuated on the single remix.

## Single release

A remixed version of the song was released as the fourth single off *Sugar Tax* on 18 November 1991. While original writing credits had been attributed to OMD, the single stated 'All songs written by OMD/Kershaw/Massett'. Production is attributed to Andy Richards with remix by OMD & Mark McGuire.

The standard B-side was another Sugar Tax track Walk Tall, while the 12" and CD versions featured an extended remix of Call My Name and the 1988 mash-up tracks Brides of Frankenstein Mix & Dub (see detail below).

The sleeve artwork was designed by Area with photography by Trevor Key and a portrait of AM by Richard Haughton.[1]

### Formats

7" VS 1380 / cassette single VSC 1380
A. Call My Name

B. Walk Tall

12" VS T 1380
A. Call My Name (12" Version)

B. Brides of Frankenstein (Mix)

CDS VSCDT1380 (slim jewelcase) & VSCDG1380 (digipack)
1. Call My Name (4:18)
2. Call My Name (12" version) (5:24)
3. Brides of Frankenstein (Mix) (7:17)
4. Brides of Frankenstein (Dub) (6:18)

### Promotion

A promo video featuring a live band performance in the US was made for the single. Sections were filmed at the Los Angeles Variety Arts Center on 04 October and at Tijuana Iguana's Club, Mexico 05 October 1991.

   The group appeared on some TV shows for mimed performances.

### Reception

Like its predecessor, Then You Turn Away, the single reached no.50 in the UK and stayed on the Top 100 for just two weeks.[2] Dave Thompson gave the song a favourable retrospective review on allmusic.com.

## Legacy

The song was performed on the Sugar Tax tour and in some Liberator tour concerts.

The single remix of Call My Name was included on *The OMD Singles* (1998) and on Souvenir (2019), but excluded from the CD of *Messages: Greatest Hits* (2008) although the promo video features on the DVD.

The BBC Performances DVD included in the *Souvenir* boxset features a mimed performance of Call My Name on the Pebble Mill show broadcast on 11 December 1991.

## Versions and availability

 single version (4:18)
* *The OMD Singles* (1998)
 extended version (5:23)
 live
 promo video
 other video

## External links

* Discogs
* MusicBrainz
OMD Singles & B-sides

Reference page

The following is a list of OMD Singles and B-sides issued since 1979 to the present.

Definition:

1. OMD -  Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark (group)
2. Single - track or song issued as individual release, usually 7", 10" 12" or CDS format.
3. B-side - track or tracks issued as flipside to 7" or 12" singles or as 'bonus tracks' on CD issues of singles.
4. Lists original and previously unreleased tracks only, no re-mixes, album tracks or live versions of previously released songs.
5. UK releases only, unless otherwise stated.

* *for full track listings see individual singles pages by clicking on titles.*

## See also

* The Best of OMD (1988)
* The OMD Singles (1998)
* Navigation The OMD B-Sides (2001)
* Messages: Greatest Hits (2008)
* Souvenir - The Singles Collection 1979-2019 (2019)

* OMD discography (condensed)

## External links/sources

* Discogs
* MusicBrainz
Architecture & Morality Classic Album Tour

**Architecture & Morality Classic Album Tour** was a ten-date tour that took place in May 2007 covering selected UK and European venues. It was the first time that the 'classic' line up of AM/PH/MC/MH had played together since 1986.

The tour was preceded by a 'warm-up' gig in Birmingham on 06 May and more dates were added on afterwards with the The Best of OMD All the Hits and More tour following straight after in June.

The *Architecture & Morality & More* CD and DVD were recorded at the Hammersmith Apollo, London performance on Saturday 19 May.

## Line-up

* Andy McCluskey / Paul Humphreys / Martin Cooper / Malcolm Holmes

## Set-list

The set-list was made up of all the tracks from the Architecture & Morality album (1981) although performed in a different order compared to the original track listing. It was followed by a 'hits' section covering all the band's career, including songs released while AM and PH had split (Sailing on the Seven Seas, Pandora's Box, Walking on the Milky Way). The evening usually closed with The Romance of the Telescope.

## Dates

1. 06 May - Robanna's Studios (rehearsal space) [1] - warm up show attended by only 100 fans.
2. 13 May - Olympia, Dublin...
3. 15 May
4. 16 May - Liverpool Empire, Liverpool (bootleg)
Now That's What I Call Music 4

**Now That's What I Call Music 4** is a 32-track various artists compilation album, part of the NOW.. series, originally issued in November 1984.

The album was released as 2xLP and 2xMC. A CD edition was also issued but was a selection of NOW 3 & 4 (see page).

A 20 track VHS version was also issued, and a laser disc with the same tracks was issued in Japan only.

## Links to OMD

* OMD single Tesla Girls is featured on LP Record 2, Side 1, track 6, and likewise on the MC.
* The name "O.M.D." appears on the front cover and the same abbreviation is used on the track listing, label and inner sleeve description.
* The promo video for the single features as track 16 on the VHS (and laser disc).

## See also

* Now That's What I Call Music 3
* Now That's What I Call Music 4 (CD)
* Now That's What I Call Music 8

## External links

* NOW 4 on nowmusic.com
* Official TV ad
* NOW 4 on discogs.com
History of Modern tour (NA Pt.1)

Tour to promote *History of Modern* in the USA & Canada (first part), March 2011.

*for comprehensive tour review see Lori Tarchala on omd-messages.co.uk*

## Dates

* 05 March – Toronto, ON – Phoenix Concert Theatre
* 06 March - Montreal, QC – Le National
* 07 March – Boston, MA – Paradise Rock Club
* 08 March - New York, NY – Webster Hall
* 10 March – Washington, DC – 9.30 Club
* 12 March - Chicago, IL – Park West
* 14 March – Atlanta, GA – The Loft
* 16 March - Houston, TX – House Of Blues
* 17 March – Austin, TX – SXSW
* 18 March - Austin, TX – SXSW
* 19 March – Austin, TX – SXSW
* 20 March - Dallas, TX – Granada Theatre
* 22 March – Denver, CO – Bluebird Theatre
* 23 March – Salt Lake City, UT – Depot
* 24/25 March – Los Angeles, CA – Amoeba Records (duo) & Music Box (*setlists & bootleg*)
* 26 March - San Francisco, CA – Fox Theatre
DinDisc

**DinDisc** - record label.

* DIN 6 - Red Frame / White Light b/w I Betray My Friends (7"), 01 February 1980
* DIN 6-12 - Red Frame / White Light b/w I Betray My Friends (12"), 01 February 1980
* DID 2 - *Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark* (LP), 22 February 1980
* DIDC 2 - *Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark* (MC), 22 February 1980
* DIN 15 - Messages b/w Taking Sides Again (7"), 02 May 1980
* DIN 15-10 - Messages b/w Waiting For the Man/Taking Sides Again (10"), 02 May 1980
* DIN 22 - Enola Gay b/w Annex (7"), 26 September 1980
* DIN 22-12 - Enola Gay b/w Annex (12"), 26 September 1980
* DID 6 - *Organisation* (LP), 24 October 1980
* DIDC 6 - *Organisation* (MC), 24 October 1980
* DONE 1 - DINDISC 1980 (compilation LP), December 1980
* DIN 24 - Souvenir b/w Motion & Heart (Amazon version), Sacred Heart, 04 August 1981
* DIN 24-10 - Extended Souvenir b/w Motion & Heart (Amazon version), Sacred Heart, 04 August 1981
* DIN 36 - Joan of Arc b/w The Romance of the Telescope (Unfinished), (7"), 09 October 1981
* DIN 36-12 - Joan of Arc b/w The Romance of the Telescope (Unfinished), (12"), 09 October 1981
* DIN 40 - Maid Of Orleans (The Waltz Joan Of Arc) b/w Navigation (7"), 15 January 1982
* DIN 40-12 - Maid Of Orleans (The Waltz Joan Of Arc) b/w Of All The Things We've Made, Navigation (12"), 15 January 1982

## External links

* DinDisc on discogs.com
* "*DIN 1, DIN 2, DIN 3: the Revillos, OMD, Peter Saville, Duggie Campbell*", Nevarez, L., in musical URBANISM, 2019-02-28
09 May

**09 May**

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* **1993**: CHARTS - Stand Above Me enters the UK charts at no.23 (2nd highest new entry) [2]
* **2016**: LIVE - Dazzle Ships / Architecture and Morality, Royal Albert Hall, London UK.
* **2020**: LIVE - Live From Your Sofa.[3] Youtube streaming of Hammersmith Apollo concert, 20 November 2019.[4] Preceded by 'sound-check' video of Red Frame / White Light filmed in Oslo[5] , Andy McCluskey virtual 'meet & greet' on QJAM, and virtual merchandising desk.[6]
London, 14 March 1980

Source: Bootleg, audience recording improved by liveandloudshows.com

## Details

Date: Friday 14 March 1980

City: London

Venue: Y Studios/YMCA

Tour: OMITD tour

## Line-up

* Andy McCluskey, Paul Humphreys, Mal Homes, Dave Hughes

## Setlist

1. I Betray My Friends (Intro tape)
2. Bunker Soldiers
3. Pretending To See The Future
4. Almost
5. Mystereality
6. Julia's Song
7. Two Chameleons
8. Red Frame/White Light
9. Dancing
10. Messages
11. Enola Gay
12. Waiting For The Man
13. Electricity

*Encores*

1. Bunker Soldiers
2. Julia's Song
Architecture & Morality / Dazzle Ships – Live at the Royal Albert Hall

***page to be created***

## Tracks

1. Dazzle Ships, Parts II III VII (2:08)
2. Radio Prague (1:01)
3. ABC Auto-Industry (2:05)
4. International (5:07)
5. Silent Running (3:42)
6. This Is Helena (2:14)
7. Genetic Engineering (3:22)
8. Telegraph (3:52)
9. Radio Waves (4:03)
10. Time Zones (1:59)
11. Of All the Things We’ve Made (3:10)
12. 4 Neu (3:30)
13. Julia’s Song (4:52)
14. Almost (3:56)
15. Messages (5:25)
Aplauso (TVE)

**Aplauso** was the title of a pop TV show broadcast by **TVE** (sometimes stylised as 'tve', an acronym for 'televisión española'), the Spanish state television broadcasting service.

## Links to OMD

* OMD appeared on *Aplauso* sometime in late 1981 for a mimed performance of Souvenir. It featured Paul Humphreys on lead vocal and keyboard, Andy McCluskey on double-bass (with bow-tie!), Martin Cooper on grand piano and Malcolm Holmes on stand-up drum-kit.
* The precise date of recording or broadcast is unknown although it may have been performed and recorded around the time of a similar performance on RAI television in Italy.
International Musician

***International Musician*** was the title of a US monthly magazine,focussing on developing technology in music with features on particular artists or instruments and audio technology.

## OMD connections

* **February 1986**: "*Stateside Manoeuvres*", by Mark Jenkins writing as Tony Mills. "*The two man band out manoeuvring in the USA put Tony Mills in the picture".* Feature and interview conducted In Philedelphia, USA on Thompson Twins support tour (15 December 1985). Online here.
Liverpool, 02 December 1978

**Live date**

Venue: Eric's Club, Liverpool UK

Date: Saturday 02 December 1978

Tour: one-off

## Line up

* Andy McCluskey, Paul Humphreys, Winston

## Notes

* Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark do not appear on the advertising flyer for the night as they were called in to replace Cabaret Voltaire, "*a last minute booking*" (Houghton, 2018)
* This was their seventh gig overall, and their third at Eric's, although the first which was not on a Thursday 'free for all' night (see 12 October, 23 November 1978),
Live at the Mermaid Theatre, London 03.02.2011

**Live at the Mermaid Theatre, London 03.02.2011** is CD 04 on the *Souvenir* box set released in 2019.

The recording is of a concert performance broadcast live by BBC Radio 2 for their *In Concert* series on 03 February 2011. It was OMD's first live outing of the year and showcases some of the songs played on the History of Modern tour the previous year (which would continue in North America the following month) as well as better known hits.

Jo Whiley presented the original Radio 2 concert although she does not feature on the official release.

## Personnel

* Andy McCluskey

* Paul Humphreys

* Malcolm Holmes
* Martin Cooper

## Tracklisting

1. Messages
2. Tesla Girls
3. New Babies: New Toys
4. History of Modern Part I
5. (Forever) Live and Die
6. Souvenir
7. Joan of Arc
8. Maid of Orleans
9. New Holy Ground
10. Green
11. Walking on the Milky Way
12. Sister Marie Says
13. Locomotion
14. Sailing on the Seven Seas
15. Enola Gay
16. Electricity
29 August

**29 August**

previous - next

* **1981**: PRESS - NME Tour news: A&M tour dates, Souvenir single release ("this week"); Record News - *URGH! A Music War* movie soundtrack release.
* **1993**: LIVE - Rock Over Germany Wildenrath Festival, Monchengladbach, Germany.
* **2011**: LIVE - Bochum Zeltfestival, Germany
* **2017**: RADIO - BBC Radio Solent. The Wall of Sound with Alex Dyke. Alex Dyke's Wall of Sound With Andy McCluskey from OMD playing tracks from their brand new album. *(clip here - Dyke mentions AM will be on 6 Music later)*
* **2017**: RADIO - BBC 6 Music Radcliffe & Maconie (Mark Radcliffe interviews AM) [1] clip "OMD's Andy McCluskey tells Mark his secret techniques to saving his singing voice."
* **2019**: LIVE - The B-52's 40th Anniversary tour The Broward Center for the Performing Arts, Fort Lauderdale FL, USA
Live at the Hammersmith Odeon, London 10.05.1983

**Live at the Hammersmith Odeon, London 10.05.1983** is Disc 05 of the Souvenir box set released in 2019.

The recording is of the second of two consecutive nights at London venue as part of the Dazzle Ships tour, and was the final UK date before moving on to Europe

The complete concert recording had been "lost" for many years until being released in 2019, although the recording of Telegraph had been released on the 12" of the Tesla Girls single back in August 1984. The concert was also filmed though not released at the time and the footage has again since been "lost".

The official release is an integral recording of the full set-list save for the omission of Genetic Engineering. The song had not been performed correctly due to technical difficulties and so was not deemed good enough for release (the Radio Prague intro tape is also omitted).

## Personnel

* Andy McCluskey
* Paul Humphreys
* Malcolm Holmes
* Martin Cooper

## Tracklisting

1. Dazzle Ships (Parts II, III & VII)
2. ABC Auto-Industry
3. Messages
4. She's Leaving
5. Georgia
6. Almost
7. Julia's Song
8. Joan of Arc
9. Maid of Orleans
10. Statues
11. The Romance of the Telescope
12. Souvenir
13. Telegraph
14. Radio Waves
15. Bunker Soldiers
16. Enola Gay
17. Silent Running
18. Electricity
19. Pretending To See The Future
20. Stanlow
Bauhaus Staircase (song)

**Bauhaus Staircase** is an OMD song initially released as a single on digital and download platforms on 22 August 2023, immediately following the video premiere on the group's official YouTube channel.

The song was the lead single for the album of the same name, released on 27 October 2023. This was the first time that a lead single with an album title track had been released by OMD, and the fourth title track single (after Universal, History of Modern Pt.1 and The Punishment of Luxury).

The track was initially released as a digital download or in streaming only, successively released in physical formats and on the album itself.

## Demo versions

Two demo versions, dated 20 July 2020 and 30 August 2020, were included on the 'first edition' releases of the parent album.

## Releases

Physical releases

A physical release of the single was announced on 07 September 2023, with a release date set for 13 October. The single artwork also features a slightly different colour scheme compared to the digital single and album cover.

In the event, there was a delay in the production and distribution of the physical singles which did not begin until 02 November 2023.

* B. Don't Go
2. A2 - The Rock Drill
3. B1 - Bauhaus Staircase (Stealing Sheep Remix)
4. B2 - Bauhaus Staircase
2. Don't Go (Album Version)
3. The Rock Drill
4. Bauhaus Staircase (Extended Mix)
5. Bauhaus Staircase (Stealing Sheep Remix)

### Digital single

released 24 November 2023

1. Bauhaus Staircase
2. The Rock Drill
3. Bauhaus Staircase (12" Extended Mix)
4. Bauhaus Staircase (Stealing Sheep Remix)

### Chart placings

The release and distribution of the physical single was delayed until early November. The single then entered the Official UK charts as follows [1]:

* Official Singles Sales Chart - N2 (N1 The Beatles - Now and Then)
* Official Physical Singles Chart - N1
* Official Vinyl Singles Chart - N1

## Versions and availability

 * 12" extended mix (5:04)
* Stealing Sheep remix (4:14)
 * Instrumental (3:58)
 * 2.7 demo Andy 30th Aug 2020 (3:36)
* Demo Andy 20th July 2020 (2:56)

## External links

* Bauhaus Staircase singles - official shop
Birmingham, 08 February 1986

Source: bootleg cassette

Youtube: thanks to SouvenirDin24

## Location

City: Birmingham, UK

Venue: Odeon

Date: 08 February 1986

Tour: Junk Culture tour - final leg (re-scheduled dates after many gruelling months in USA)

Support: The Flaming Mussolinis

## Line-up

* Andy McCluskey, Paul Humphreys, Malcolm Holmes, Martin Cooper, Graham Weir, Neil Weir.

## Set-list

1. Crush
2. The Native Daughters of the Golden West
3. Messages
4. Tesla Girls
5. Secret
6. Julia's Song
7. Motion and Heart
8. White Trash
9. Talking Loud and Clear
10. Maid of Orleans (*bootleg cassette lists 'Joan of Arc', which was not performed*)
11. La femme accident
12. Souvenir
13. So In Love
14. Telegraph
15. Locomotion
16. Enola Gay
17. Women III
18. Electricity
19. She's Leaving
Musik Music Musique - 1980: The Dawn of Synthpop

*Musik Music Musique – 1980: The Dawn Of Synth Pop* is a 3CD compilation album released in July 2020 on Cherry Red Records, "*exploring the arrival of synthpop and the dawning of a new musical era*". The album features a total of 58 tracks by pioneering artists in the field of electronic music, who were either just becoming known at the time or who became less successful and whose contribution has been laregly ignored.[1]

## Links to OMD

* The album opens with OMD track Messages (Mike Howlett produced version).
* Other 'household names' and OMD contemporaries include The Human League (Only After Dark), Ultravox (Waiting), John Foxx (No-One Driving), Dalek I (Dalek I Love You (Destiny)), Silicon Teens (chip n Roll).
* > "*Musik, Music, Musique begins on a good note with Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark’s peerless Messages single. It’s a real cliché now to say something still sounds like the future 40 years on, but here it is valid enough. This record was a key electronic music track in 1980 and despite its familiarity demands inclusion, a cutting study of human emotion struggling to be expressed in a new, clean and hyper-modern world*." Canty I., loudethanwar.com, 2020-07-28
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Liverpool, 10 September 1983

Source: my cassette

## Location

City: Liverpool, UK

Venue: Royal Court

Date: 10 September 1983

Tour: Showcase tour

## Line-Up

* Andy McCluskey, Paul Humphreys, Malcolm Holmes, Martin Cooper.

## Notes

* The Never Song would become Never Turn Away
* Heaven Is not officially released until 1995
* Tesla Girls and Enola Gay played twice
* Rare performance of The Avenue
* Red Frame/White Light not played again after this tour
28 October

**28 October**

previous - next

* **1981**: PRESS - interview for *Melody Maker* (published 07 November) in Rome (AM: "..*[Joan of Arc] got to no.21 yesterday*.."). Discoring performance recorded.
* **1986**: LIVE - TPA tour, Oxford Apollo, UK
* **1986**: CHARTS - (Forever) Live and Die down to no.42
* **1991**: LIVE - ST tour Glasgow Concert Hall, UK
* **2009**: LIVE - A Night of The Proms. Antwerp Sportpaleis, Belgium
* **2019**: LIVE - Souvenir, Hull Arena
* **2019**: PRESS - theguardian.com: York live review[1]
* **2022**: RELEASE - Atmospheric & Greatest Hits (Live at the Royal Albert Hall 2022) - digital release.
* **2023**: RELEASE - Digital Deluxe edition of *Bauhaus Staircase* (via official site)
* **2023**: RADIO - BBC R4 *Loose Ends* "music from OMD and Martha Goddard, recorded at Liverpool Everyman Theatre". (link)
* **2023**: RADIO - BBC 6 Music *Radcliffe and Maconie* - Andy McCluskey shares his 'First, Last and Everything'. Tracks played: Electricity, Bauhaus Staircase. AM's choices: Harry Nilsson - Without You, Walt Disco - How Cool Are You?, Kraftwerk - Radioactivity. (link)
31 March

**31 March**

previous - next

## OTD

### OMD

* **1980**: RELEASE Electricity b/w Almost (second DinDisc release, third release overall)
* **1981**: LIVE - Organisation tour West Side Club, Lyon
* **1982**: LIVE - Vancouver Commodore Ballroom, CAN (final date)
* **1983**: PRESS - *Smash Hits*, full age ad for Telegraph single release and live dates, Nightsout Belfast and Dublin dates and pic.
* **1984**: PRESS - *Record Mirror* gives news of new single Locomotion out on April 2[1]
* **1991**: CHARTS - Sailing on the Seven Seas up to no.51
* **1999**: TV - *Hunting Venus* - TV film, features Enola Gay and Statues
* **2018**: LIVE - The Punishment of Luxury tour (USA), House of Blues, San Diego CA, USA (setlist)
* **2023**: RELEASE - *Dazzle Ships* deluxe, 40th anniversary edition

## Related

* **1978**: Genesis release *...And Then There Were Three..*
FAC 6

**FAC 6** is the catalogue number of OMD's first singe release Electricity b/w Almost on Factory Records.

This source gives the release date as 30 May 1979.

### End of 1980 version

> *Fac 6: Orchestral Manoevres in the Dark (sic); 'Electricity' & 'Almost' 7' 45 rpm. Cult hit, discos even. 5,000 in May'79 in black on black thermographed sleeves. Sold out. Record now licensed to Dindisc, Virgin's new label; to engage in the chart game as of Sep 28th '79. Necessity for licensing 'the best example of this to date'(NME) is regretted but the big stall holders seem to fill the square (chart shops) and subletting is an enforced activity. News; OMITD, both of them are about to signa major record contract, who with.... ask Chester Valentino. That's OMITD manager/mixer; he has changed his name. The boys are support on the Tubeway Army tour. Thanks, Gary; huh.*
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London, 19 June 2021

"**YOUME&OMD**"

Date: Saturday, 19 June 2021

Venue: indigo at The O2, London.

The show was a fundraiser for the band's road crew who have been unable to work during the pandemic (2020-2021). The socially distanced gig allowed around 200 fans to attend while around 1000 other fans could attend via Zoom, and via internet streaming. Concert remained available to watch on-line for 48 hours afterwards.

## Line-up

* Andy McCluskey
* Paul Humphreys
* Martin Cooper
* Stuart Kershaw

## Setlist

* Architecture & Morality (intro)
* Messages
* Tesla Girls
* History of Modern (Pt. 1)
* Georgia
* (Forever) Live and Die
* She's Leaving
* Souvenir
* Joan of Arc
* Maid of Orleans
* Sealand (see video)
* Don't Go
* So In Love
* Locomotion
* Sailing on the Seven Seas
* Enola Gay

Encores:

* If You Leave
* Electricity
* The Romance of the Telescope
29 October

**29 October**

previous - next

* **1981**: PRESS - *Smash* *Hits*, A&M & tour ad[1], album competition [2], back page colour poster.
* **1984**: RELEASE - **Never Turn Away** **single** (7"/12"/7" pic disc)
* **1985**: CHARTS - La Femme Accident reaches no.42 peak position.
* **1986**: LIVE - The Pacific Age tour: Hammersmith Odeon (1/2)
* **1991**: LIVE - ST tour, Chester Northgate, UK
* **2009**: LIVE - A Night of The Proms. Antwerp Sportpaleis, Belgium.
* **2010**: LIVE - HoM tour: Brighton Dome (opening night)
* **2014**: RADIO - BBC 6 Music  Radcliffe & Maconie. Interview. Previously unreleased tracks 10 to 1, Heaven Is previewed [3]
* **2017**: LIVE - PoL tour: Liverpool Empire, UK
* **2021**: CHARTS - *Architecture & Morality The Singles* at no.25 UK vinyl album charts [4]
* **2023**: LIVE - Kingston-Upon-Thames *Bauhaus Staircase* album launch (Andy & Paul live performance)

## Related

* **1981**: Soft Cell release Bedsitter single
* **1984**: Depeche Mode release new single Blasphemous Rumours / Somebody.