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| | Alan Wilder - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | After the release of Recoil's 2000 album Liquid, Wilder announced his semi-retirement from recording. | | | For many years, Wilder was seen as the musician in Depeche Mode. | | | It is rumoured his departure in 1995 was due partly to being taken for granted in the band and not having any say musically, apart from forming Gore's embryonic songs into Depeche Mode masterpieces. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alan_Wilder
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| | Pimpf / Depeche Mode 2002 |
| | Alan worked with many artists for the lyrics of the songs of Recoil but he composes all the music of each of the songs of Recoil | | | The Recoil adventure starts back in 1986 with the release of a mini album "1+2", both tracks from that album are mostly composed by samples from Depeche Mode songs.In 1998 is released the LP Hydrology suivra ensuite en 1988,which is an instrumental album (the CD version features the first EP : 1+2 as bonus tracks). | | | In 1992 is released the Bloodline LP, where Alan worked with other artists to write the lyrics of the songs. |
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| | Alan's Biography |
| | Alan also contributed some of his own songs for the album as well as extra B-sides, although he would later admit that he felt obliged to participate in the songwriting process despite the fact that it didn’t come naturally to him. | | | Between 1992-93, Wilder reassumed his Depeche duties as the band recorded the album, ‘Songs of Faith And Devotion’. | | | Surrounded by a passion for all things musical (something commonplace in the Wilder family), it was inevitable that he be encouraged to follow in their footsteps and take up the piano. |
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http://mywebpages.comcast.net/dangerous/recoil/bio.html
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| | Compare Prices and Read Reviews on Unsound Methods - Recoil at Epinions.com |
| | Alan Wilder left Depeche Mode at the height of their success to pursue his own musical outlet as Recoil, frustrated by the corporate machine and his own level of contribution to that band. | | | Wilder finally goes it alone with "Shunt", a track that manages to begin by synchronizing itself to your heartbeat, and then gradually increasing the tempo and tension in such a way as to leave you literally out of breath by the end. | | | Wilder needed a musical vehicle for his own ideas, rather than to remain a vessel for primary Depeche Mode songwriter Martin Gore. |
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http://www.epinions.com/content_120893836932
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| | Dreaming of Wilder |
| | Wilder's debut performance with Depeche Mode was at Croc's in early January of 1982, followed by the BBC In Concert show, and an American tour beginning later that month. | | | Alan was not given any credit on the band's second album, A Broken Frame, but he did participate in all tours, interviews, and photo sessions from that point on. | | | Since then, Wilder has not composed any music for Depeche Mode but has begun his own band Recoil, where he does all the engineering, composing, and producing himself. |
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http://www.tcn.net/~pcyopick/alamode/alamode3/dreamin.htm
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| | Choler Magazine Interview: Alan Wilder (Recoil) |
| | Unless you're Alan Wilder and you're more concerned with the quality of your creative output than the quantity of albums or concert tickets you sell. | | | As an orchestrator and catalyst, Wilder has brought Recoil to its apex with Liquid, creating an album that, while dark and brooding, is miles more ambitious than anything his former band ever attempted. | | | That same need to be master of his own musical destiny compelled him to devote himself full time to Recoil, a project he'd long used as a way to explore avenues not open to him by Depeche Mode's rigid commitment to making alternative pop music. |
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http://www.choler.com/articles/alanwilder.shtml
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| | Recoil - Unsound Methods |
| | Doubtless serious Wilder fans will buy this regardless, but I know that the next time Alan releases a new Recoil album, I'm going to check out who the guest vocalists are first, and put it back if the name "Maggie Estep" appears in the credits. | | | Wilder's all over the map stylistically, skilfully fusing elements from traditional synth-based music with hip-hop beats, bluesy-influences, dub, and half a dozen other diverse genres. | | | OK, so the lyrics are pushing it a bit, and the whale noises aren't that welcome, but the music itself is wonderfully smooth and flowing, and Cambell's vocals are perfect for it. |
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http://www.awrc.com/review/r/unsound_methods.html
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| | Depeche Mode: Information From Answers.com |
| | Tora!" and "Big Muff" on their debut album, took over as the band's primary song-writer and in 1982 the album A Broken Frame was released. | | | Wilder himself has stated that he contributed a lion's share of work while receiving the least credit on past albums. | | | Depeche Mode was originally founded in 1980 as a synth pop band in the town of Basildon, England. |
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http://www.answers.com/topic/depeche-mode
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| | Jase on Depeche Mode |
| | Although Alan Wilder had joined the band for touring, he did not help in the production of this album. | | | Their albums were always a bit inconsistent, so this is a godsend for those who don't want to shell out for 5 albums. | | | The song's music is seemingly poppy but with an ironic lyric to accompany it. |
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http://www.fortunecity.com/tinpan/mccartney/319/depeche.htm
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| | Stalker - Recoil CZ, the unofficial Recoil website |
| | Wilder is so tired of the music business that he will leave that part of his life behind. | | | As the last interview with Alan Wilder in March 2004 shows, Wilder - who is responsible for the captivating sound on a string of Depeche Mode hits - has been enjoying the past few years spending time with his family and taking a break from the music business. | | | In the meantime, Dave Gahan confirmed colleagues from D-Side that Alan Wilder wants to rework several songs from Depeche Mode, in particular titles from "Songs of faith and devotion" and "Violator", in the light of new technology such as suround sound and 5.1 mix sound. |
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http://www.recoil.cz/blackbox.html
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| | Stalker - Recoil CZ, the unofficial Recoil website |
| | Alan has had a very busy time recording the final 2 vocalists for the new album and is working hard to meet various deadlines. | | | Alan will be a guest on BBC Radio 3's much respected, crossover music show 'Mixing It'. | | | During the try-out of NIN's latest album in London in front of 100 lucky fans, Alan Wilder's newest album "Liquid" to be released in February was also played just before the concert started. |
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http://www.recoil.cz/blackbox01.html
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| | JStang's Depeche Mode Page |
| | Depeche Mode went on to release 9 albums in a 10 year period including their breakthrough album Violator in 1990. | | | As the '93 Devotional tour came to an end, Alan Wilder decided to leave the band and David Gahan almost died from a drug overdose. | | | After Speak and Spell, Vince Clark left the band and DM recruited Alan Wilder. |
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http://members.aol.com/jstang678/dm.htm
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| | Alan Wilder (interview online now!!! - update march 20th 2004) |
| | I think when Alan left DM he took a lot of dark ambience of their music. | | | With Alan producing you know the person with the most musical talent had a say on the vote. | | | The best way for his career is to became succesful audio producer like Flood, Alan Moulder, etc. Mabe to establish his own record label. |
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http://www.side-line.com/forum/threads.php?id=490_0_20_0_C
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| | Jase on Recoil |
| | Alan Wilder produced the first three songs and released this album in 1988. | | | Recoil is the solo project of former Depeche Mode member Alan Wilder. | | | This stuff is certainly not pop music, and doesn't sound too much like Depeche Mode. |
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http://members.fortunecity.com/omerza/recoil.htm
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| | Recoil: Drifting |
| | Recoil, the brainchild of former Depeche Mode man Alan Wilder, release a new single on Mute on October 13, 1997. | | | Says Alan Wilder: "Her demo was very stark, just an acoustic guitar and her vocal. | | | All tracks are taken from the forthcoming Recoil LP 'Unsound Methods', which will be released by Mute on October 27, 1997. |
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http://www.mutelibtech.com/mute/recoil/drifting.htm
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| | Mute Records Music Reviews |
| | Alan Wilder returns with his first new Recoil album since he left Depeche Mode a few years back. | | | Musically the album is a radical departure from 1992's "Bloodline" which focused more on ambience as well as a bit of Trance and House. | | | As a result this album has a very funky feel to it, which suggests that it's inherent groove is perfectly suited for dancing. |
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http://www.sonic-boom.com/review/recoil-1.html
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| | Pimpf / Depeche Mode 2001 |
| | The two played together in State of Play, who released one album and two singles in the late '80s to little notice. | | | their latest album, very surprising and with lot of guests coming by for some of the songs (among them Alan Wilder). | | | They kept up with their fans by running their own web site (an amazing site at www.curve.co.uk/) and even gave those fans a collection of MP3 that are considered now as full official album (Open day at the Hate Fest) |
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http://www.pimpfdm.com/artist/Curve.htm
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| | Recoil: Jezebel (Mute) |
| | Released as a 4-Track enhanced CD, the package includes a dub remix of 'Jezebel' by Slick Sixty and Roger Johnson. | | | 'Liquid', the most fervent and unsettling album yet from Recoil mastermind Alan Wilder is fuelled with contributions from Nicole Blackman, Samantha Coerbell, Diamanda Galás, Rosa Torras, The Golden Gate Jubilee Quartet, Curve's Dean Garcia and others. | | | 'Electro Blues For Bukka White' originally appeared on 1992's 'Bloodline' LP and has been reworked by Alan Wilder and PK. |
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http://www.mutelibtech.com/mute/recoil/recoil.htm
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| | Shout! Online :: All about Recoil :: Releases '2000 |
| | Noteworthy recordings included Alan making Hep learn, and sing, 3 lines of a song backwards which he then intended to reverse - a device used to great effect in David Lynch’s «Twin Peaks». | | | In addition to providing guest vocals on various musical compilations, Sam also teaches creativity and performance workshops and has been a featured performer with Real Live Poetry in the U.S. and Apples and Snakes in the UK. | | | NICOLE BLACKMAN - Nicole Blackman, a spoken-word performer from New York has been involved with a wide variety of musical projects, most notably supplying vocals on the darkly disturbing Golden Palominos album «Dead Inside», in addition to recording with Bill Laswell, Scanner and KMFDM. |
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http://www.shout.ru/releases/recoil_releases2000_e.htm
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| | Music |
| | Bloodline (alan wilder/toni halliday) mute song vocals by toni halliday toni halliday appears courtesy of charisma records. | | | Edge To Life (alan wilder/toni halliday) mute song/anxious music/song music publishing vocals by toni halliday toni halliday appears courtesy of charisma records. | | | Electro Blues For Bukka White (alan wilder/bukka white) mute song/mcps vocals taken from "shake 'em on down" by bukka white. |
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http://www.dtek.chalmers.se/~d96shade/details/4372.html
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| | Recoil: Reviews, Discography, Audio Clips, and more Music.com |
| | In 1997, Wilder [+] was freshly ready for Recoil [+], following up with the project's first album Unsound Methods [+]. | | | But despite such conflicts of interest, Recoil [+] issued a set of early demos entitled 1 + 2, which coincided with the release of DM's 1986 album Black Celebration [+]. | | | As the '80s were coming to a close, Wilder [+] and his original bandmates were becoming international superstars with the chart-topping success of 1987's Music for the Masses [+] and 1990's Violator [+]. |
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| | Sacred DM - The Online Depeche Mode Archive |
| | Exceptionally stylish and hi-tech, more personal than the other solo sites, with plenty of information on Alan, as well as the usual pictures, lyrics, and a forum. | | | The definitive Depeche Mode tribute band, based in Crewe, UK. | | | An exhaustive and detailed worldwide discography, plus an in-depth Recoil history, lyrics and video information. |
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http://www.sacreddm.net/links.htm
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| | Techno Guide: Recoil |
| | Wilder released the first Recoil album "Hydrology and 1 + 2" in 1989 -an entirely an instrumental album- and got devoted to this project especially after leaving DEPECHE MODE in 1995. | | | Wilder was a talented pianist and flautist since he was a boy and at the age of 16 became a studio assistant and session musician at London. | | | Recoil is the project of Alan Wilder -born in London, 1959-, a former member of DEPECHE MODE. |
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http://www.intuitivemusic.com/tguiderecoil.html
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| | Ubersonik |
| | I don't know what this band was called, but they definitely need to give it up. | | | Keyboard – Jan Hammer, Vince Clarke, Paul Humphreys, Karl Bartos, Alan Wilder |
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| | Depeche Mode Discography at CD Universe |
| | Still heroes to angsty teenagers all over, the band's dark yet catchy melodies and dismal lyrics reek of their origins -- the barren... | | | Depeche Mode: Martin Gore (vocals, guitar, keyboards, synthesizers); David Gahan (vocals); Alan Wilder, Andrew Fletcher (keyboards, synthesizers, background vocals). | | | Recorded live at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California on June 18, 1988. |
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http://cduniverse.com/search/xx/music/artist/Depeche+Mode/a/Depeche+Mode.htm
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| | Wilder - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | A wilder in Robert Jordan's The Wheel of Time series is a woman who learns to channel the One Power instinctively, without formal instruction. | | | This is a disambiguation page — a list of articles associated with the same title. | | | Wilder, John S. (born 1921), Lieutenant Governor of Tennessee |
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| | Walking In My Shoes |
| | "I hoped that 'Walking' would do a bit better than it did." - Alan Wilder about the song's chart positions; taken from Shunt. | | | "The piano part of the beginning of 'Walking In My Shoes' was put through a guitar processor, which distorted it and made it more edgy." - Alan Wilder; taken from Keyboard Magazine; May 1993; written by Robert L. Doerschuk. | | | From that point onwards, Flood and I began to construct various drum loops, the string arrangements, the main riff (which combined a piano and harpsichord through a distorted guitar amp) and all the other bits and pieces. |
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http://home.pages.at/blackcel/Songs/walking_in_my_shoes.htm
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| | Wilder - UK Shop Search > Wilder |
| | Wilder Coe has a wealth of expertise, covering a wide range of... | | | Shunt is the official website for Recoil, the musical project of ex Depeche Mode member, Alan Wilder. | | | WILDER KAISER-BRIXEN 404B - 2-room apartment 40 m2 on 1st floor, rustic furnishings: living/dining room with cable-TV. |
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http://www.infospot.com/searchdirectory/shops/Wilder.html
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| | Alan Wilder -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article |
| | He is best known as a former member of (additional info and facts about Depeche Mode) Depeche Mode. | | | He is also founder of electronic music project named 'Recoil'. | | | Alan Charles Wilder (born 1 June 1959 in (additional info and facts about Hammersmith) Hammersmith, West (The capital and largest city of England; located on the Thames in southeastern England; financial and industrial and cultural center) London, (A division of the United Kingdom) England) is an electronic musician, composer, arranger and record producer. |
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http://www.absoluteastronomy.com/encyclopedia/a/al/alan_wilder.htm
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| | BandToBand.com : Hot Rockin! |
| | You can connect any combination of bands, albums, or artists. | | | Alan Wilder is a member on the following 3 albums: | | | Local family tree for Alan Wilder contains 10 artists: |
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http://bandtoband.com/index.php?Page=Search&ArtistId=8907
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| | Depeche Mode MP3 Downloads - Depeche Mode Music Downloads - Depeche Mode Music Videos |
| | When news surfaced in 1995 that Alan Wilder had departed Depeche Mode to concentrate on his solo project Recoil, the immediate concern among fans was whether the band would be able to hit past heights again. | | | Combined with Gahan's near suicide and lengthy recovery from drugs, things looked bleak. | | | Though Wilder's profile was always much lesser than that of Martin Gore and David Gahan -- and almost even that of Alan Fletcher, whose... |
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http://www.mp3.com/albums/208903/summary.html
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| | Shunt - The Official Recoil Website |
| | Recoil is the project of Alan Wilder, former member and musical director of Depeche Mode. | | | For search engines : recoil alan wilder depeche mode. | | | For a no-frames version of this site please visit this simplified version of Shunt. |
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| | A DEPECHE MODE SYNTHESIZER PAGE - Synthesizers - On Tour |
| | The triggers were translated with Roland Octapad Pad-8's and sent to Akai S900 samplers for the sounds. | | | Since it took about 30 seconds for each bank of sounds to load, it was often touch | | | ever played a keyboard before in his life.' (Alan Wilder) |
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http://members.fortunecity.se/kmdm/synthontour.htm
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| | Recoil Links |
| | A tongue in cheek look at Alan's background - from Ape to Android. | | | Well written and in-depth piece on Alan's musical past, DM years and present Recoil project. | | | Fairly detailed site made up of material from other sites, press articles and interviews. |
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http://www.arrakis.es/~arrak/apparatus/bands/recoil.html
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| | eBay - alan wilder, CDs, Music items on eBay.com |
| | eBay - alan wilder, CDs, Music items on eBay.com | | | Alan Wilder ex DM RECOIL - HYDROLOGY PLUS 1 + 2 CD 1988 | | | Save this search to Favorites and get an email when new matching listings appear on eBay. |
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http://search-desc.ebay.com/search/search.dll?query=alan+wilder&newu=1&krd=1
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| | Welcome To The Unofficial L.S.D. RECOIL Home Page |
| | Author of this page is Giedrius Dzencevicius (-Liquid Space Deffect- music project). | | | Recoil is Alan Wilder, past member of Depeche Mode. | | | If you have some questions obout RECOIL or Alan Wilder you can try ask me. Lithuanian fans can write me in lithuanian. |
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http://www.geocities.com/Hollywood/Club/7291
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| | Wilder - Today in History: February 7 |
| | Gene Wilder made his film debut as a kidnap victim in the 1967 Bonnie and Clyde. | | | Wilder’s public disapproval might just be backlash at Burton who told Empire And I'm not in the Burton camp because I didn't like Wilder's movie--I love | | | Includes sound files, pictures, and a detailed biography. |
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http://siteslinks.com/q/wilder.htm
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| | Sample images of ZM 50/2 Planar |
| | Alan - Not being a wise guy, but I just have trouble telling very much from the crops and charts. | | | With due respect to the differences of opinion, I hope that most of us would agree that Alan has done the members of this forum a quite useful service. | | | Personally, I think the lens at f/2 and f/2.8 is a tad softer than the current Summicron primarily due to slightly different focus plane differences as mentioned by Erwin Puts in his recent review (part 2) of the Planar. |
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http://www.photo.net/bboard/q-and-a-fetch-msg?msg_id=00E8b0
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| | Quotes |
| | Alan Wilder: “Sometimes I find Mart’s lyrics over-simplistic but they’re so deeply felt, you know. | | | Alan Wilder [about Martin’s SandM wear]: “Martin does enjoy it when we go through Customs and they ask him if he wants to go into the Men’s or the Women’s cubicles to be searched. | | | I’ve always felt that Fletch’s role is to be Martin’s mate, to be his voice on occasion. |
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http://www.martinleegore.com/Quotes.html
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| | The Royal Family - George S. Kaufman and Edna Ferber |
| | With the exception of a surprising and incongruous turn for the tragic at the very end, the show is largely fluff, but paradoxically, this ends up working in its favor. | | | Murphy shows a great comic talent as the shrill, melodramatic teenager Gwen, Brennan and Innvar both do well in the thankless roles of the stuffy boyfriends, and Chicago stalwarts like Alan Wilder and Yasen Peyankov round out the cast as the family’s resourceful agent and long-suffering butler respectively. |
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http://www.culturevulture.net/Theater3/RoyalFamily.htm
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| | Glengarry Glen Ross - David Mamet |
| | Their fifteen-minute exchange, while expertly timed and achingly funny, is so heavily littered with Mamet’s familiar stylistic tics – the interruptions, the evasiveness, the ellipses, the repetitions – that it almost feels like parody. | | | Here Shelly ‘The Machine’ Levene (veteran Mamet actor Mike Nussbaum), the closest character this play has to Miller& Willy Loman, is pleading with middle management stooge John Williamson (Tracy Letts) for a couple of hot sales leads. | | | Next up are Dave Moss (Matt DeCaro) and George Aaranow (Steppenwolf ensemble member Alan Wilder), discussing at first in the abstract, and then suddenly in the concrete, the notion that someone should steal the leads from the office. |
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http://www.culturevulture.net/Theater2/Glengary.htm
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| | This is the domain of our ever wise and wonderful bartender Alan Wilder. | | | On his excellent Recoil website Alan tells of how his wife Hep got a cocktail book for her birthday and here are some of the drinks he recommended trying. | | | Let him pour you a glass of champagne, a bit of Stolichnaya vodka |
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| | ALAN Volume 28, Number 1 - FAQ |
| | We've noticed that, while some readers become addicted to a particular genre or a favorite author or series, all teen readers like books with a strong plot and compelling characters, regardless of how the book is marketed. | | | We've also found Amazon.com very helpful in locating books and in recommending titles ("Customers who bought this book also bought …"). | | | Some of Alan's favorites have included Stephen Chbosky's The Perks of Being a Wallflower, Kimberly Willis Holt's When Zachary Beaver Came to Town, William Taylor's Jerome and The Blue Lawn, Diane Matcheck's The Sacrifice, and Alden Chambers' The Toll Bridge. |
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http://scholar.lib.vt.edu/ejournals/ALAN/v28n1/faq.html
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| | Article Steppenwolf Theatre Company |
| | The cast of The Dresser features Steppenwolf ensemble members Tracy Letts (Norman), John Mahoney (Sir) and Alan Wilder (Kent) with Tom Aulino (Knight/Albany), Wayne Brown (Gloucester), Mary Beth Fisher (Her Ladyship), John Judd (Knight/Gentleman), Linsey Page Morton (Irene), Mike Nussbaum (Geoffrey Thornton), Peggy Roeder (Madge) and Jeff Still (Mr. | | | The Dresser's supporting cast is comprised of local favorites, many of whom have a rich history of sharing Chicago stages: ensemble member Alan Wilder, Tom Aulino, Wayne Brown, Mary Beth Fisher, John Judd, Mike Nussbaum, Linsey Page, Amy Morton, Peggy Roeder and Jeff Still. | | | His play Man From Nebraska was recently a Pulitzer Prize Finalist, and his play Bug plays to critical acclaim at New York's Barrow St. Theatre. |
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| | Alan Wilder Trivia 2 |
| | (some of questions are the same from th First Alan Trivia) | | | Alan is supporter of which English soccer team? |
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| | Recoil: Alan Wilder |
| | Recoil is the name of Alan Wilder's long time side project. |
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| | The Normal... The Alan Wilder Fanlisting |
| | Fanlistings became very popular within the last years. | | | It is a place all the fans of a special topic can join, Alan Wilder in this case. | | | If you are interested in having an own fanlisting, please check out... |
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| | Playbill News: The Weir Has Last Call at Steppenwolf, Jan. 20 |
| | Alan Wilder is a long-standing Steppenwolf ensemble member who has appeared in many productions at that theatre. | | | Amy Morton and Alan Wilder will tell their last eerie stories in the remote Irish bar in The Weir on Jan. 20, when the second selection in Chicago's Steppenwolf Theatre Company's 2000-01 mainstage line-up closes. | | | The one-set, five-character Conor McPherson play began previews at the theatre Nov. 24 and officially opened Dec. 3. |
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http://www.playbill.com/news/article/58000.html
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