Tangerine Dream

24db wrote:It's a good time to get into TD as well...those Virgin CDs are really cheap at the moment (well, in the UK anyway)

Yeah I've managed to pick up Phaedra and Statosfear really cheaply today at my local Mall

[/quote] Both come from fan recordings of FM broadcasts, the Canadian one comes from CHOM-FM and is generally very good... I'd recommend you start with the 1977 recording .[/quote] Just dl the first two tracks from Live in Montreal... I love it. to paraphrase the review which accompanies the dl &quo...

You will have to excuse my ignorance here but from what show did these discs come from? You know year , venue and so on.

Yeah it was Aachen . Thanks for the tip about the bootlegs and ebay. I'll check it out.

Thanks for that info 24db. I'll go for the Montreal one then and let you know what I think of it. They also have a Paris one and one from a city in Germany which I can't quite recall the name of at the moment. I am actually really looking forward to hearing some live recordings as I have always pref...

I got started recently when I started getting interested in experimental electronic music. I was listening to a guy called Tim Hecker (Radio Amor) which led me to investigate Tangerine Dream as I knew they were acknowledged masters in this area . I got copies of Rubycon and Ricochet and I'm hooked. ...

Thanks for the warm welcome guys I appreciate it. The suggestions are great . I will probably aim at the virgin discs first. I will be getting copies of Phaedra and Statosfear very soon. When I get paid I'm going to download some stuff from this site too. One of the great attractions of TD music is ...

Hi new member here thought I'd use this topic to introduce myself. I have only very recently got into TD. I must say that I was around when these records were released in the 70's and although I heard them and liked them it didn't go much further than thay at the time. However I now have copies of b...