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There's something quite endearing about seeing your own photos published...
Shown here is Everyman's McLuhan that features many wonderful photographs including my own Safety First, taken in May 2006.
I'm extremely flattered!
They chose to use a photo from little ol' me.
I know hubby is biased on his choice of photographer but still...how fun is this!?
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È uno dei concerti più attesi dell'estate milanese quello dei Depeche Mode a San Siro: venerdì 14 luglio 2023 Martin Gore e Dave Gahan tornano in concerto nello stadio di Milano a sei anni dall'ultima volta per la seconda delle tre tappe italiane del Memento Mori World Tour, il primo senza Andy Fletcher, morto improvvisamente il 26 maggio 2022.
I Depeche Mode presentano dal vivo i brani del loro ultimo album Memento Mori e le canzoni più celebri del loro repertorio, incluse le leggendarie Enjoy the Silence a Personal Jesus.
Torneranno poi nei palasport di Torino e Milano a marzo 2024.
La prima tappa del Tour è stata il 23 marzo scorso ed è stato annunciato insieme all’uscita di Memento Mori. Il disco è stato prodotto da James Ford e preceduto dal singolo “Ghosts Again”, uscito il 5 gennaio, e dal brano “My Cosmos Is Mine”. Si tratta del primo album in studio dei Depeche Mode ad essere registrato e pubblicato in duo, dopo la morte di Andy Fletcher.
In scaletta, 22 pezzi di cui cinque dall’ultimo album Memento Mori e classici come Just Can’t Get Enough e Personal Jesus, che chiudono lo show.
Oltre a Dave Gahan e Martin Gore, sul palco ci sono il batterista Christian Eigner e il polistrumentista Peter Gordeno.
Dave Gahan – lead vocals
Martin Gore – keyboards, guitars, backing and lead vocals
Touring musicians
Peter Gordeno – keyboards, bass guitar, piano, backing vocals
Christian Eigner – drums, keyboards
Just for fun Saturday night, I included my fire picture in the Picture of the Week slide show. And though I made it the last picture in the show — total low priority — someone at cleveland.com decided to use it as the picture to promo the show. Interesting.
Image from Publish! New adventures in innovation, 24 September 2013 at St Brides in London. See: www.mediafutures.org.uk/2013/
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