THE DREAM MIXES

• Movements of A Visionary Phaedra, 1974
• Stratosfear (edit) Stratosfear, 1976
• Kiew Mission Exit, 1981

Bought this at a really good price so that was my only motivation in getting this album. It makes for good gym workout music, elevator music, or chillout clubby type music.I did not expect much else really judging from the title of the album. It is not offensive in any way. I was fortunate to see Tangerine Dream live in 1997 or 1998 in the UK where Froese was playing with his son in the group. Thankfully they got stuck into the long compositions of earlier works and the show worked out really well. Thank God they left Dream Mixes alone though. Recommended listening to whilst cycling or doing bench pressups only.

Send comments to Chris S (BETA) | Report this review (#32577) | Review Permalink
Posted Monday, September 20, 2004

Hop, skip, jump, or just... skip, skip, skip...? This is not TANGERINE DREAM, but more like the SON OF TANGERINE DREAM. I find nothing wrong with Jerome Froese expressing his youthful preferences under the wings of his influential father, but to call it TANGERINE DREAM is a bit far fetched. ... (read more)

Report this review (#900158) | Posted by BORA | Saturday, January 26, 2013 | Review Permanlink

The Dream Mixes series of albums has galvanized a lot of opinion either for or against Tangerine Dream in a way seldom seen in much of their other work. In the late 1990s Edgar and Jerome Froese were each involved in a certain amount of work with diminishing direct participation from the othe ... (read more)

Report this review (#236168) | Posted by tony the pixel | Monday, August 31, 2009 | Review Permanlink

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