Later Tangerine Dream Live albums

After a decades-long lay-off, I'm building up a TD library. I'm interested in recommendations for later period live albums, say from 'The Zeitgeist Concert' onwards. CD, not MP3. Along with reasons for suggestions.

FWIW, TD albums I rate highly include Zeit, the usual 70's suspects, Hyperborea, Seven Letters From Tibet, and Purgatorio and The Endless Season from their post 2000 stuff particularly impressed me. Of the 'poets' series I only have Finnnegan's Wake, which I could take or leave.

With TD, if some albums have less prominent audience noise, that would be a plus.

Cheers.

Thanks everyone for the suggestions. There is a fairly overwhelming assortment of material, even when you just limit it to live albums. I guess I was interested in the more recent live stuff partly because of my general impression that after a pretty insipid period from the late 80's through the late 90's TD seemed to turn a corner somewhere around 2000.

It just seemed to me that this is around where they started re-gathering momentum: at least in the decade prior to 2000 there don't seem to have been many very good albums, whereas since then there haven't been many very poor ones (if you don't count the deluge of sometimes pointless compilations (e.g. why would anyone release, let alone re-release 'Mars Mission Counter', which is basically half of 'Mars Polaris' and half of 'Great wall of China' with the track names changed?)

Also the fact that their live lineup  seems generally to have included proper bands with members and instruments not heard otherwise, while many of 'their' studio albums are Edgar Froese solo albums in all but name (not that there's anything wrong with that). 

phadeaus ,and Rubicon

Richard (or anyone else in here!), did you pick up the recent studio album `Quantum Gate' from a couple of months back? I thought it was rather good (occasionally bordering on great), with plenty of inspired ideas on offer. Alongside the recent `Particles' double EP and `The Sessions 1' EP, as well as the Thorsten/Ulrich collab disc, there's been plenty of impressive new music from the current musicians in the group throughout this year!