Depeche Mode The Wherehouse 3/20/90 FLAC

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The Wherehouse 3/20/90 - Interwiew 1990-03-20

The Wherehouse 3/20/90

The Wherehouse 3/20/1990 (Sire/Reprise PRO-C-4329) is a promotional cassette tape that was presented as an apology to fans who were inconvenienced or suffered minor injuries as a result of the 20 March 1990 Wherehouse record store incident that resulted in a near riot when Depeche Mode were instructed to evacuate the event after only fortyfive minutes by Los Angeles police due to an unexpectedly high turnout of...

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#	Format	Label, №	Year	Source	Available
1	mc	Sire/Reprise PRO-C-4329	1990	dmlivewiki	flac (only interwiew)

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Spin magazine reported in July 1990 that 25,000 copies of the cassette were produced for distribution at Daniel Miller's direction.
Depeche Mode fans in the Los Angeles area were instructed by local radio station KROQ to mail in a stamped self-addressed envelope in order to receive the cassette. KROQ's Richard Blade praised the move in the same feature: "[This] shows how devoted the band is to their fans and that’s why their fans stick with them. They always go that extra mile for them."[1].

Content featured on the cassette included 'Something To Do (Metal Mix)', which was previously unreleased in the United States at the time, as well as a selection of interview segments featuring Dave Gahan, Martin Gore, Alan Wilder, and Andrew Fletcher. KROQ aired a live radio broadcast relating to the Wherehouse in-store record signing event throughout 1990-03-20 KROQ, Los Angeles, CA, USA. Fletcher was interviewed by Richard Blade the following day, see 1990-03-21 KROQ, Los Angeles, CA, USA. Parts of these interviews were included on the cassette.

1. Source: Spin magazine, July 1990 issue

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