Tangerine Dream

Artist: Tangerine Dream
P: 2009
THE SOFT DREAM DECADE is indeed the best soundtrack for people who fell in love or for those in lovesickness. Just enjoy beautiful compositions in a more relaxed atmosphere.

Artist: Tangerine Dream
P: 1982 / 2004  
Nice concert from the early 80ies with new variations of tracks from White Eagle,  Logos, Exit, Force Majeure,  a.s.o... TD with their best instrumentation, from their best times.

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Artist: Tangerine Dream
P: 1977/ 2004   
Without any doubt the best soundtrack released by Tangerine Dream.
With a relatively similar material used in the precedent record Stratosfear (concerning the keyboards and electronics: a lot of sequencers, mellotron and analog synthesizers), the members wrote a very dark and gloomy score.
The main title is terrifying and throws the listener in a creepy adventure. This track is a great opening to what is coming next.
Less experimental than the precedent title but as vibrant, the following tracks added one to an other create a long and epic journey throw the unknown.
Globally less imperishable than others T.D. works, this record remains a good musical moment to discover.
Composed and performed by Edgar Froese, Chris Franke & Peter Baumann.
Music from the original soundtrack of a William Friedkin Film.

Artist: Tangerine Dream
P: 1977/ 2011
Here the new rematered version. 
Without any doubt the best soundtrack released by Tangerine Dream.
With a relatively similar material used in the precedent record Stratosfear (concerning the keyboards and electronics: a lot of sequencers, mellotron and analog synthesizers), the members wrote a very dark and gloomy score.
The main title is terrifying and throws the listener in a creepy adventure. This track is a great opening to what is coming next.
Less experimental than the precedent title but as vibrant, the following tracks added one to an other create a long and epic journey throw the unknown.
Globally less imperishable than others T.D. works, this record remains a good musical moment to discover.
Composed and performed by Edgar Froese, Chris Franke & Peter Baumann.
Music from the original soundtrack of a William Friedkin Film.

Artist: Tangerine Dream
P: 1977/ 2014
In Copenhagen Tangerine Dream presented a real surprise release - a newly arranged soundtrack version of William Friedkin's film "SORCERER" from 1977 plus one hour of so far unreleased music which wasn't used in the film!! The band recorded that new version in a Viennese theatre shortly before the concert on the occasion of the Copenhagen Film Festival.

Artist: Tangerine Dream
P: 1976 / 2000   
Remastered and with additional music by Edgar Froese.
Live at the Philharmonics 1976.

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Artist: Tangerine Dream
P: 2005
LTD Edition
Special EP release for the concert at Shepherds Bush Empire at June 11th 2005.


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Artist: Tangerine Dream
P: 2007 / 2009
HiQualityCD. Tangerine Dream Eastgate Era collection vol.1 Japan Version.
In November 2006 TD got the offer from a Japanese Business Manager, who turned 82 last year, to compose and record the so-called 'Five Atomic Seasons'. As it was clear that this was a real serious assignment, TD were told that the person who ordered the composition did study during his youth in the two cities which had been destroyed by atomic bombardments back in 1945, Nagasaki and Hiroshima.
The five compositions had to be in length 54 minutes each. Part one and two, - Spring and Summer 1945 - the client spent living in Nagasaki, while he lived in Hiroshima in Autumn and Winter of 1945, where he survived one of the most lunatic and barbarian war crimes ever done by mankind.
Spring and Summer will describe the normal atmosphere in a Japanese city with some of the rising premonitions of what will happen on August 9th 1945. Autumn and Winter in Hiroshima will musically mirror what happened after August 6th 1945.
"Springtime in Nagasaki" is a fantastic album, a real stormer! New and unusual sounds and rhythms in combination with the given theme of the time before the atomic bomb explosion in Nagasaki creating a sound experience which is catapulting you into another tangerine dream - it's simply overwhelming!
A must-have for every true fan. This cd seems to tie up very much to older more experimental music from TD like Phaedra or Stratosfear. I like Edgar Froese's composition more, because it's closer to the dramatic topic and has nice sequencing parts in it.

Artist: Tangerine Dream
P: 2007
LTD Edition
In November 2006 TD got the offer from a Japanese Business Manager, who turned 82 last year, to compose and record the so-called 'Five Atomic Seasons'. As it was clear that this was a real serious assignment, TD were told that the person who ordered the composition did study during his youth in the two cities which had been destroyed by atomic bombardments back in 1945, Nagasaki and Hiroshima.
The five compositions had to be in length 54 minutes each. Part one and two, - Spring and Summer 1945 - the client spent living in Nagasaki, while he lived in Hiroshima in Autumn and Winter of 1945, where he survived one of the most lunatic and barbarian war crimes ever done by mankind.
Spring and Summer will describe the normal atmosphere in a Japanese city with some of the rising premonitions of what will happen on August 9th 1945. Autumn and Winter in Hiroshima will musically mirror what happened after August 6th 1945.
"Springtime in Nagasaki" is a fantastic album, a real stormer! New and unusual sounds and rhythms in combination with the given theme of the time before the atomic bomb explosion in Nagasaki creating a sound experience which is catapulting you into another tangerine dream - it's simply overwhelming!
A must-have for every true fan. This cd seems to tie up very much to older more experimental music from TD like Phaedra or Stratosfear. I like Edgar Froese's composition more, because it's closer to the dramatic topic and has nice sequencing parts in it.

Artist: Tangerine Dream
P: 2009    
Original recordings re-mastred
Edgar Froese - keyboards, rhythm, acoustic and 12-string guitars, drums, percussion
Jerome Froese - keyboards, lead electronics, rhythm, acoustic and 12-string guitars, drums, percussion
Linda Spa - Alto saxophone, Tenor saxophone, Soprano saxophone (Turn Of The Tides, Tyranny Of Beauty)
Zlatko Perica - lead guitar, rhythm guitar (Turn Of The Tides, 220 Volt Live)
Gerald Gradwohl - acoustic & lead guitar (Tyranny Of Beauty)
NEW COMPILATION. Enjoy a musical journey through some outstanding tracks from the nineties - from multiple Grammy nominated albums like Tyranny of Beauty and Turn Of The Tides.