Recoil A Strange Hour In Budapest
Aug 12 2012
•1h 24m
•Music
The band fronted by former Depeche Mode member Alan Wilder captured live in performance in Budapest. Wilder gave Recoil his full attention when he left Depeche Mode in 1995. The concert was filmed in Budapest's Szikra venue and saw the band play songs from all stages of their career.
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Alan Wilder
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