Tangerine Dream

Green Desert, for the 1973 mark, is a good work with some skepsis, plus it kind of blurrs the Atem-Phaedra connection. for the 1986 mark, I find it better accomodate, even aroused than the rest (since I don't like Underwater Sunlight at all). the style can be fashionable for both. the title track is...

the 40 years roadmap material is good stuff, I like what I hear at a first experience.

I can't find Kollektive, a kraut band. They have three album, nowhere!

(well, probably there are some CDs up online sale, but nothing accesible to me)

I'm currently gritting my teeth through some Prog crud on the radio, argh! painful...what were thinking of? Thank god Punk killed most of it off ;) what did you listen to? :? Progressive Rock is my favorite movement, besides the classical, the jazz and let's say the electronic (though, considering ...

Drama's a good album by Yes, theo, there's often too much remorse that, by Anderson (and Wakeman, but he didn't returned till much later) not being the vocalist for this time only, the album's of a complete suffer. I love Drama. If they could edit out the awful Buggles vocals and keyboards it would...

It might be a good record, but it released a very long time ago, has Chris completely given up on a solo career? What is given up a solo career. Everything he has done, he did on his own, and his production is large. All those B5 cd's and a lot of other soundracks. By the way, I believe this threat...

his production is large, but to what a cost? B5 speak nothing truly remarkable, has anyone who watched the serial actually had deep moments of "dang, this music makes out the finest thing out of everything" (not that it should, I understand the role of soundtrack-ing, but not the leap into...

The last studio knowledge is Transformation of Mind, with Deepak Chopra, 1998, a meditational album of some eery taste. :roll: Franke focused on the soundtrack music that, I don't know, may or may have not stopped to it's point of closure. Regarding the effective material, I think that Klemania was ...

Drama's a good album by Yes, theo, there's often too much remorse that, by Anderson (and Wakeman, but he didn't returned till much later) not being the vocalist for this time only, the album's of a complete suffer.

sound normal, as the anniversary of anniversaries.

(though Froese isn't necesarily celebrating a round year as solo)

sparrow wrote:Had a listen to this one last night. I like it a lot but wish it was a bit longer.

50-55 minutes speak out a truth to me.

epsilon75 wrote:

hansx wrote:I wonder what TD would sound if Edgar cooperates with Klaus and Chris now?

We never will hear that, I fear.

Dont think theres a cat in hells chance but nothing is impossible

you're pretty much the most pessimistic voice around here, huh?

but I agree.

Floh De Cologne - Vietnam
Vangelis - Voices
Abercrombie - Current Events
Tangerine Dream - 40 Years Roadmap EP
and a bit of a Mike Oldfied treat: Discovery/Earth Moving/Heaven's Open/Voyager

alternating with Hawthorne, I'm also reading a small book called "Tales Of Good God" (word by word translation, mind you) by Rainer Maria Rilke.

a much better attitude.
some Tangerine Dream modern ambiances can be smokey and "profound" for the brain. not to mention the remember by now experimental albums, which gives you besides goosebumps, something radically in-depth.