Tangerine Dream

Got the 3 cd live album, London eye concert a few days ago, it's on heavy rotation at home , probably the best TD live album since Logos, Any other fans on PA?

Hey Slarti !got all the ones you quoted and many more, but this one is realy worth listening ( specialy cd 1 and 3) you can trust me because i saw them on stage many times and the first time was on 76 in Paris, i wanted to get the dvd but didn't find it in Paris, i know i need to learn using the computer to buy on the web, i too want to get the last dvd in Lisbonne, the last one i got was at the Loreily festival in Germany, very very good

Edited by jean-marie - July 15 2011 at 12:19

Big fan here. I started out with Force Majeure and moved backwards in their discography. I´ve been listening a lot to Alpha Centauri lately and I find it absolutely mesmerizing. Their best alongside Rubycon and Ricochet IMO. There is something very soothing about TD. Like sticking your feet in the ocean and just watching the pattern of waves roll by.  

I did. 

But i'm f**king sure  London eye is a bit better than Polland, so give several listenings to London eye

Originally posted by jean-marie But i'm f**king sure  London eye is a bit better than Polland, so give several listenings to London eye

Opinions what are those?

Sorry gave my Persoanal Secretary the day off......Ric erm sorry..Vic

 

Originally posted by Chris S I will check it out cos I love TD live, Encore , Pergammon & Rochet all up there with the best.   Also you need to check out the Madcaps DVD shows, great fresh lineup                       Also check out this live show , recently off the Live In Berlin - Citadel Spandau          Leviathan is on the London eye......                 Iris, who is her own star in her own solo career is incredible on drums and the guitarist top of his game...This is off the 2008 studio, Scenes from a Red Train

My favorite is ATEM. I have a difficult time these days enjoying the 80's period, however I did own almost close to everything by them and enjoyed the material then. One of my favorite pieces from T.D. is "Haunted Heights" which was available long ago on an import box set. I really like "Overture" from the Virgin Sampler simply titled "Various Artists" which the album is reviewed here on P.A.  Sorcerer, Phadrea, Rubycon,and Stratospher I liked. I also owned a huge collection of solo material from many of the band members. Steve Jollilfe recorded "Journey Out of the Body" which included Tony Duhig from Jade Warrior on the sessions. Edgar Froese's first 5 solo releases are very great like T.D. and Peter Baumann released "Trans Harmonic Nights" which is like another missing chapter of great work from the T.D. family tree. Johannes Schmolleing has beautiful works. "Force Majeure" was the perfect album for me and some of the darker pieces off "Legend". The early days of their career is strange to think of now. Members like Florian Fricke from Popol Vuh or Klaus Schulze in the ranks of the band. They were all connected and finding their place in electronic music. Strange times they were. 

Until few years ago my only TD album was Zeit plus a compilation with excerpts from Phaedra and Ricochet bought in a supermarket. Now I'm trying to collect everything I can (with an eye to my pocket, of course).