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Some real nice photos there 8) we need a BM translation :arrow:
RIP Edgar. I am going to miss you.
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This is what Google makes of it;

Tangerine Dream: A step advanced Giants of the music of both last centuries, to see Tangerine Dream in direct were a dream made reality for several generations of followers of electronic music. They and Kraftwerk, or what is the same Berlin and Düsserldof was the factories where the patterns of made pop music were developed from the technology, and still follows totally effective, perhaps more than ever, their lessons. With than seventy discs more published, of which at least some thirty is sound tracks, Edgar Froesse, greater pattern of this formation, is a magician of the synthesis sounds, as much as of his putting in scene: a dozen of discs of Tangerine Dream is in direct (three in 2003-4: from France, Australia and the USA). The design of electronic music that this veteran alchemist of the sintetizadores made mainly during the Seventies has inspired to commercial monsters like Vangelis or Jean Michelle Jarre and, in short, also to the part more `govinda' of new age or hackneyed already the therapies of chillout. The creation of superposed layers of horizontal sounds that made their gaseous music famous, sonorous mentalismo that aspired to extend the doors of the perception from the sintetizadoras does not seem at least that they interest great thing already to him, in concert. In trio format, with their son Jerome and the formidable percusionista Iris Cammad, the Tangerine Dream of right now runs by physical and angular ways much more. Of the infinite ramifications of electronic music contemporary Froesse arroga, by right obvious, to be able to use them all, from the ultrabailables rates to the more violent industrial passages or the progressive developments. Loose machines that have in the percusionista a strong earth taking, a human center of gravity and worldly when they sound darboukas or the tumbadoras. Friend of light shows that supported the sonorous reception, Froesse brought a simple luminous spectacle, always to backlighting, of tonalities from you cold to frozen, that with the neon computers blue, suggested a disquieting atmosphere of science to very coherent fiction with the synthetic sounds of their imperative programmings. Perfect Ambientación so that pieces like `Time Square dreams' or `The Messenger', in the final straight line of their concert, were moving experiences. When the computers have facilitated the spreading (and the vulgarization) of inorganic music, the inventors of the subject continue being a passage in front of the others.

Make of that what you will.
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that's cleared that one up then :) ;)
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24db wrote:that's cleared that one up then :) ;)
Well it got one bit right:

Edgar Froesse...... is a magician of the synthesis sounds

Well they did spell his name wrong though.
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Chris Monk wrote:
24db wrote:that's cleared that one up then :) ;)
Well it got one bit right:

Edgar Froesse...... is a magician of the synthesis sounds

Well they did spell his name wrong though.
it's those Latin keyboards ;)
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epsilon75 wrote:Some real nice photos there 8) we need a BM translation :arrow:

here's a similar translation to Google's "


Giants of the music of the two last centuries, to see Tangerine Dream in direct was a dream done reality for several generations of followers of the electronic music. They and Kraftwerk, or what is the same thing Berlin and Düsserldof were the factories where were gestated the bosses of the pop music carried out since the technology, and still they continue fully in force, perhaps more than ever, their teachings.

With more than seventy disks published, of the ones that al except a thirty are soundtracks, Edgar Froesse, older boss of this formation, is a magician of the sounds of synthesis, so much as of its put in scene: a dozen disks of Tangerine Dream are in direct (three in 2003-4: from France, Australia and USES).

The design of electronic music that this veteran alchemist of the synthesizers carried out above all during the seventies has inspired to commercial monsters as Vangelis or Jean Michelle Jarre and, in short, also to the part more 'govinda' of the new age or the well-worn already therapies of chillout.

The horizontal sounds superimposed layers creation that did famous their music carbonated water, mentalismo sonorous that aspired to expand the doors of the perception since the sintetizadoras does not seem that they interest him already much, al less in concert. In format of trio, with their son Jerome and the formidable percussionist Iris Camma, the Tangerine Dream of right now reflect for a lot more physical roads and angulosos. . Of the infinite ramifications of the music electronic contemporary Froesse assumes, by right obviously, to be able to utilize them all, since the rhythms ultrabailables to the most violent industrial passages or the progressive developments. Machines untied that have in the percussionist a fort takes of land, a seriously human and even mundane center when they sound the darboukas or the conga drums.

Friend of the light shows that supported the sonorous reception, Froese brought a simple luminous spectacle, always against the light, of tones from colds to icy, that with the computers of blue neon, they suggested a disturbing atmosphere of science to very coherent fiction with the synthetic sounds of their imperative programming. Ambientación perfect so that pieces as 'Swindle Square dreams' or 'The Messenger', in the final straight line of their concert, impressive experiences resulted. When the computers have facilitated the disclosure (and the popularization) of the inorganic music, the inventors of the matter continue being a step by in front of the others.




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...The wise.....are silent.....
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Im still none the wiser :mrgreen:
RIP Edgar. I am going to miss you.
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BM will now translate into TD Superfan, gobby anorak langwidge :



effing awesome...Tangerine Dream.....Edgar Magician Froese, superb....brilliant, masters of magic music....amazing......timeless,,,,rilly good,,,,,,40 years of alchemical surreal music made for sublime out there listening......hey...grizzlies.... :P
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bigmoog wrote:BM will now translate into TD Superfan, gobby anorak langwidge :



effing awesome...Tangerine Dream.....Edgar Magician Froese, superb....brilliant, masters of magic music....amazing......timeless,,,,rilly good,,,,,,40 years of alchemical surreal music made for sublime out there listening......hey...grizzlies.... :P
You took the words right out of my mouth :wink: :arrow:
RIP Edgar. I am going to miss you.
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bigmoog wrote:BM will now translate into TD Superfan, gobby anorak langwidge :



effing awesome...Tangerine Dream.....Edgar Magician Froese, superb....brilliant, masters of magic music....amazing......timeless,,,,rilly good,,,,,,40 years of alchemical surreal music made for sublime out there listening......hey...grizzlies.... :P
Yep. You got the gist of it BM. :D
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Chris Monk wrote:This is what Google makes of it;

Tangerine Dream: A step advanced Giants of the music of both last centuries, to see Tangerine Dream in direct were a dream made reality for several generations of followers of electronic music. They and Kraftwerk, or what is the same Berlin and Düsserldof was the factories where the patterns of made pop music were developed from the technology, and still follows totally effective, perhaps more than ever, their lessons. With than seventy discs more published, of which at least some thirty is sound tracks, Edgar Froesse, greater pattern of this formation, is a magician of the synthesis sounds, as much as of his putting in scene: a dozen of discs of Tangerine Dream is in direct (three in 2003-4: from France, Australia and the USA). The design of electronic music that this veteran alchemist of the sintetizadores made mainly during the Seventies has inspired to commercial monsters like Vangelis or Jean Michelle Jarre and, in short, also to the part more `govinda' of new age or hackneyed already the therapies of chillout. The creation of superposed layers of horizontal sounds that made their gaseous music famous, sonorous mentalismo that aspired to extend the doors of the perception from the sintetizadoras does not seem at least that they interest great thing already to him, in concert. In trio format, with their son Jerome and the formidable percusionista Iris Cammad, the Tangerine Dream of right now runs by physical and angular ways much more. Of the infinite ramifications of electronic music contemporary Froesse arroga, by right obvious, to be able to use them all, from the ultrabailables rates to the more violent industrial passages or the progressive developments. Loose machines that have in the percusionista a strong earth taking, a human center of gravity and worldly when they sound darboukas or the tumbadoras. Friend of light shows that supported the sonorous reception, Froesse brought a simple luminous spectacle, always to backlighting, of tonalities from you cold to frozen, that with the neon computers blue, suggested a disquieting atmosphere of science to very coherent fiction with the synthetic sounds of their imperative programmings. Perfect Ambientación so that pieces like `Time Square dreams' or `The Messenger', in the final straight line of their concert, were moving experiences. When the computers have facilitated the spreading (and the vulgarization) of inorganic music, the inventors of the subject continue being a passage in front of the others. Make of that what you will.

THIS translation is remarkably accurate :D
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i was at the Madrid gig - the one i could only attend to in my life unfortunately - and i enjoyed it very much - I think the contribution paid by Iris was enormous to that performance IMHO :D
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luigi wrote:i was at the Madrid gig - the one i could only attend to in my life unfortunately - and i enjoyed it very much - I think the contribution paid by Iris was enormous to that performance IMHO :D
there used to be a live video of this gig on this site...looked really good
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