Tangerine Dream

Artist: Tangerine Dream
P: 1995
Six remixes and four brandnew tracks, contains bonus cd with two club mixes and another two completely new songs. Techno, ambient, and trance have exemplified the pop-capacity of electronic music for a handful of years now, yet truly lasting compositions have not exactly been abundant in the movement. Now, in the mid 1990s, one of the groups that brought synthesizers to the forefront of music (and who has been copied, sampled, covered, etc.) takes the influences of dance head-on. The result is frankly amazing. It is as if seasoned, visionary musicians picked up some of the same tools ambient groups have only been fooling around and showed everybody, "Well, this is how it can be done." The Dream Mixes single handily show what can be done with loops, beats, breaks, stabbing synth lines, and effects when in the hands of geniuses.

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Artist: Tangerine Dream
P: 1995
With material mined from Tangerine Dream albums Tyranny of Beauty, Rockoon, and Turn of the Tides, The Dream Mixes twists Tangerine Dream's prog-era work into appealing shapes of pulsing dance music.
TD's warm, crisp electronic synth work fuses easily within a Techno framework and comes out sounding better than much of the music on those earlier albums.
Special cuts include those that capture TD's edgier work with sound clips, as in "Virtually Fields."
"San Rocco Catwalk" puts the sensuous, fat raindrops of TD synth over hard core beats that seize the body and send it into an all-night rave while "Change of the Gods" casts a sexy, dreamy spell with layered, percussive synth.
This album masterfully wraps the great electronic experiments of Tangerine Dream around a '90s Techno edge that'll leave your body yearning for more.

Artist: Tangerine Dream
P: 1998 / 2009
Back in 1995, Tangerine Dream released a CD entitled "The Dream Mixes", wherein the band revisited tracks from albums of then-recent vintage. "Timesquare" is labeled as "Dream Mixes Volume 2", but these remixes are so extreme as to elude recognition. Delivering high on the satisfaction chart, the music on this 58-minute CD is extremely uptempo and exciting. For TD's second Dream Mixes project, they clearly accessed all of their creative abilities and funneled them fully into this release.
Timesquare has a very polished and intricate feel that was lacking from their previous Dream Mixes. TD clearly integrate trance and techno rhythms and beats into this album, but they never satisfy themselves with overlaying these beats with just one rif that repeats for several minutes. This denial of the absortion into the monotony of techno music really gives this album a transcendent quality.  The second part of the successful "Dream Mixes" series. Contains one remix and six completely new tracks.

Artist: Tangerine Dream
P: 1998   
Back in 1995, Tangerine Dream released a CD entitled "The Dream Mixes", wherein the band revisited tracks from albums of then-recent vintage. "Timesquare" is labeled as "Dream Mixes Volume 2", but these remixes are so extreme as to elude recognition. Delivering high on the satisfaction chart, the music on this 58-minute CD is extremely uptempo and exciting. For TD's second Dream Mixes project, they clearly accessed all of their creative abilities and funneled them fully into this release.
Timesquare has a very polished and intricate feel that was lacking from their previous Dream Mixes. TD clearly integrate trance and techno rhythms and beats into this album, but they never satisfy themselves with overlaying these beats with just one rif that repeats for several minutes. This denial of the absortion into the monotony of techno music really gives this album a transcendent quality.  The second part of the successful "Dream Mixes" series. Contains one remix and six completely new tracks.

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Artist: Tangerine Dream
P: 2003
Dream mixes 4 shows some nice done remixes of old material. This one is done so well that I can say it is the best one, after the other three.
The sounds blast out of your speakers. You hear music from Tangram, Cyclone, Exit, Force Majeure, Risky Business and Zeit. That wonderful track Cosmic Merriment shows how good Jerome stated the old material in a great remix, you only thought that you could not use such music in remix styles, but he did. This is an album that you must add to your collection.
Recorded 2003 in Berlin and Vienna Produced and performed by Jerome and Edgar Froese
The cover artwork will feature some never before seen picture footage from the archives of Monika Froese.
Jerome Froese - guitar on track 2 and 10
This album was recorded in its entirely using Steinerg's Cubase SX

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Artist: Tangerine Dream
P: 2010
When Edgar and Jerome met in Berlin in October 2009, they easily came to the decision to start a new common project: The release of a further DREAM MIXES album! As so many of you have been asking for this continuation of dynamic remixes since a long time, the project now materialized. Enjoy a couple of timeless TD tracks in a very new and cool dress!

Artist: Tangerine Dream
P: 1999
Here we have another example of live Tangerine Dream, but not a specific performance.
The contents of this 72-minute CD feature a collection of encore pieces spanning the band's live sets from 1986 to 1997, culled from concerts played all over the world. Although a clever gimmick guaranteed to appeal to fans of Tangerine Dream, the real power of this release is found in the music itself.
Thrilling, energetic and emotional, these pieces are prime examples of the qualities that established the band's international fame as electronic musicians of considerable importance. You will thrill to the heavenly melodies delivered via majestic synthesizers. You will be energized by lively E-perc that captures an inner rhythm and starts the head swaying and the foot tapping.
Your heart will soar with the emotional grandeur of the music -- for what is more grand or emotional than an epic encore at the end of a concert almost as physically draining for the audience as it was for the performers? Included are two non-Tangerine Dream compositions: Lennon & McCartney's "Eleanor Rigby" and Hendrix's "Purple Haze".
The band's treatment of the Beatles' classic is gentle and sentimental -- up to the point where it explodes with an unexpected fury that is both reverent and sensational.
Their version of the Hendrix song borders on raucous, dominated by searing guitars and traditional drums.

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Artist: Tangerine Dream
P: 1999/ 2009
Here we have another example of live Tangerine Dream, but not a specific performance.
The contents of this 72-minute CD feature a collection of encore pieces spanning the band's live sets from 1986 to 1997, culled from concerts played all over the world. Although a clever gimmick guaranteed to appeal to fans of Tangerine Dream, the real power of this release is found in the music itself.
Thrilling, energetic and emotional, these pieces are prime examples of the qualities that established the band's international fame as electronic musicians of considerable importance. You will thrill to the heavenly melodies delivered via majestic synthesizers. You will be energized by lively E-perc that captures an inner rhythm and starts the head swaying and the foot tapping.
Your heart will soar with the emotional grandeur of the music -- for what is more grand or emotional than an epic encore at the end of a concert almost as physically draining for the audience as it was for the performers? Included are two non-Tangerine Dream compositions: Lennon & McCartney's "Eleanor Rigby" and Hendrix's "Purple Haze".
The band's treatment of the Beatles' classic is gentle and sentimental -- up to the point where it explodes with an unexpected fury that is both reverent and sensational.
Their version of the Hendrix song borders on raucous, dominated by searing guitars and traditional drums.

Artist: Tangerine Dream
P: 1993
A mix out of the 3 soundtracks: The Park is Mine, Deadly Care and Dead Solid Perfect.

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Artist: Tangerine Dream
P: 1985 / 2010 
The best tracks of the Virgin years.