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Re: sounds like TD

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Desert_Voyager wrote:
coldwater wrote:Does anyone know of tunes that emulate TD sounds (don't want to seem heretical here)
picked this clip out from Kubusschnitt playing Phoenix, anyone know if its as good as the short clip suggests?



http://www.synthmusicdirect.com/03kubpho.cfm
I think you will be impressed with Frank's version of Coldwater Canyon:

http://www.tangerinedream-music.com/for ... 43&start=0
Thanks desert; yes, frank has done a splendid job. What got me into TD in 1978 was listening to cold water canyon: i was immediately absorbed by the opening minute - the synth chord isolated, echoed and repeated - simplicity in itself and yet sublimely fundamental to the tune as its return later, alas lacking from frank's rendition.
Cold water canyon is my favourite TD tune to this day; no other tune comes near it.
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coldwater wrote:
Desert_Voyager wrote:
coldwater wrote:Does anyone know of tunes that emulate TD sounds (don't want to seem heretical here)
picked this clip out from Kubusschnitt playing Phoenix, anyone know if its as good as the short clip suggests?



http://www.synthmusicdirect.com/03kubpho.cfm
I think you will be impressed with Frank's version of Coldwater Canyon:

http://www.tangerinedream-music.com/for ... 43&start=0
Thanks desert; yes, frank has done a splendid job. What got me into TD in 1978 was listening to cold water canyon: i was immediately absorbed by the opening minute - the synth chord isolated, echoed and repeated - simplicity in itself and yet sublimely fundamental to the tune as its return later, alas lacking from frank's rendition.
Cold water canyon is my favourite TD tune to this day; no other tune comes near it.
It's a pleasure, mate. Encore is also my favourite album since 1981 when I discovered TD.... especially Coldwater Canyon and Cherokee Lane with the sublime interweaving sequences above the rhythmic bassline power... sheer beauty. I reviewed it here: http://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/ ... am/encore/
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24db wrote:lol thank god I'm not like that ;)
Errm, Like what? :o
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DSJR wrote:
24db wrote:lol thank god I'm not like that ;)
Errm, Like what? :o
listening to one tune whilst thinking of another :)
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24db wrote:
DSJR wrote:
24db wrote:lol thank god I'm not like that ;)
Errm, Like what? :o
listening to one tune whilst thinking of another :)
Oh that's all right then............. :wink: :? :idea: :arrow:
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Anyone mentioned Arcane yet. They (or rather he) do some pretty good TD-like tracks.
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Chris Monk wrote:Anyone mentioned Arcane yet. They (or rather he) do some pretty good TD-like tracks.
Totally outstanding stuff from Paul Lawler...........a fantasic musician IMHO :D 8)

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epsilon75 wrote:
Chris Monk wrote:Anyone mentioned Arcane yet. They (or rather he) do some pretty good TD-like tracks.
Totally outstanding stuff from Paul Lawler...........a fantasic musician IMHO :D 8)

http://www.paullawler.org/other.asp

i agree.
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hey, guys, i am new here from hungary and am really surprised that as it seems from the posts you have not heard of radio massacre international (of uk). they are amazing and truly making td-music! visit www.rmi.dircon.co.uk there are even samples of their music - you'll be amazed!!! :shock:
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trane wrote:hey, guys, i am new here from hungary and am really surprised that as it seems from the posts you have not heard of radio massacre international (of uk). they are amazing and truly making td-music! visit www.rmi.dircon.co.uk there are even samples of their music - you'll be amazed!!! :shock:
We have mate. Some people really rate them and some people (like me) think they're pretty average, but each to their own.
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okay, gotcha - there are really so many great topicas i have not had time and brain to read all through :-)
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trane wrote:okay, gotcha - there are really so many great topicas i have not had time and brain to read all through :-)
Cheers for starting an RMI thread though, I'm sure fans of their stuff will want to contribute, having said that, perhaps it's in the wrong section, but that's nitpicking, welcome to the forum!

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thanx andy :P
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trane wrote:hey, guys, i am new here from hungary and am really surprised that as it seems from the posts you have not heard of radio massacre international (of uk). they are amazing and truly making td-music! visit www.rmi.dircon.co.uk there are even samples of their music - you'll be amazed!!! :shock:
Oh ive heard them alright and have quite a few of their CDs,and like you say Trane they are indeed amazing.........welcome to the forum 8)
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thanx epsilon75, too :-)
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