Classic Tangerine Dream Life Moments

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Classic Tangerine Dream Life Moments

Post by har »

There have been many

Todays was........

Walking the dogs along a Scottish burn on a beautiful , sunny, frosty, early winters morning listening to Summer in Nagasaki.

Surreal.

Fair sets you up for the rest of todays life :D

PS Just had to share that with yis on here as it seems the folk around me do not have quite the same appreciation YET :roll:
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My one would be listening to TD/Jerome and Ulrich Schnauss whilst looking out if train window at the hills in Scotland for the first time
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Recently...

From my iPod...

... listening to "Love on a Real Train" on a real train en route to Washington D.C.

Pretty surreal (minus the smut, of course). :-)
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I lived in the Lake District from 1990-1991 and hiked up to a rocky crag overlooking Lake Windermere one h0t, sunny evening.

I sat with my back to a warm rock, gazed across the lake at the sun setting over the Coniston fells as two cold air balloons drifted south down the lake.

The accompaniment on my headphones? Underwater Sunlight :D :D

(one day, I must scan the photographs I took and post them).
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Beaubourg wrote:Recently...

From my iPod...

... listening to "Love on a Real Train" on a real train en route to Washington D.C.

Pretty surreal (minus the smut, of course). :-)
thats strange as mine is while a partner of the past fulfilled my risky business fantasy while listening to LOART, ok it wasnt quite as far as in the movie(we couldn`t get a drunken tramp come and watch it - I am kidding :shock: ). No LOART is nice romantic music.
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billythefish wrote:I lived in the Lake District from 1990-1991 and hiked up to a rocky crag overlooking Lake Windermere one h0t, sunny evening.

I sat with my back to a warm rock, gazed across the lake at the sun setting over the Coniston fells as two cold air balloons drifted south down the lake.

The accompaniment on my headphones? Underwater Sunlight :D :D

(one day, I must scan the photographs I took and post them).
Sounds awesome. I would love to go to some nice water views with Oasis playing in my ears(the album not the band ;).
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billythefish wrote:I lived in the Lake District from 1990-1991 and hiked up to a rocky crag overlooking Lake Windermere one h0t, sunny evening.

I sat with my back to a warm rock, gazed across the lake at the sun setting over the Coniston fells as two cold air balloons drifted south down the lake.

The accompaniment on my headphones? Underwater Sunlight :D :D

(one day, I must scan the photographs I took and post them).
I've spent many a happy hour sitting on a beach somewhere watching the sun going down and drinking a cocktail, after a great days diving. Life doesn't get much better than that. Done it in various locations around the globe and it's always a great experience.
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I love to sit by the bandstand and overlook the harbour in Tenby Western Wales and look out to sea whilst listening to TD on the i-pod,its a wonderfully relaxing experience.

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yes there is some great views in wales north and south. Barry Island is one of my fave places to go
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cantosis wrote:yes there is some great views in wales north and south. Barry Island is one of my fave places to go
Loved Barry as a kid Matthew but i feel its become a little downtrodden since the Butlin's days and could do with some regenarative work,had some very happy times there over the years :arrow:
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epsilon75 wrote:
cantosis wrote:yes there is some great views in wales north and south. Barry Island is one of my fave places to go
Loved Barry as a kid Matthew but i feel its become a little downtrodden since the Butlin's days and could do with some regenarative work,had some very happy times there over the years :arrow:

yeh I have not been there for a few years, but I used to go as a kid and I used to romance my then girlfriend in the 90s. more personal happy memories probably ;)
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cantosis wrote:
epsilon75 wrote:
cantosis wrote:yes there is some great views in wales north and south. Barry Island is one of my fave places to go
Loved Barry as a kid Matthew but i feel its become a little downtrodden since the Butlin's days and could do with some regenarative work,had some very happy times there over the years :arrow:

yeh I have not been there for a few years, but I used to go as a kid and I used to romance my then girlfriend in the 90s. more personal happy memories probably ;)
I think it's a shame they've cleared away all those dead steam-engines. They were great fun to explore.
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billythefish wrote:
cantosis wrote:
epsilon75 wrote: Loved Barry as a kid Matthew but i feel its become a little downtrodden since the Butlin's days and could do with some regenarative work,had some very happy times there over the years :arrow:

yeh I have not been there for a few years, but I used to go as a kid and I used to romance my then girlfriend in the 90s. more personal happy memories probably ;)
I think it's a shame they've cleared away all those dead steam-engines. They were great fun to explore.
They certainly were Stephen,bring back lots of memories :arrow:
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Re: Classic Tangerine Dream Life Moments

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har wrote:There have been many

Todays was........

Walking the dogs along a Scottish burn on a beautiful , sunny, frosty, early winters morning listening to Summer in Nagasaki.

Surreal.

Fair sets you up for the rest of todays life :D

PS Just had to share that with yis on here as it seems the folk around me do not have quite the same appreciation YET :roll:

Mmm, for me? travelling between Birmingham and Paignton, UK, by train June 2006 listening to Blue Dawn!
You were only supposed to blow the bladdy doors off!!!!
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Froesesque wrote:
har wrote:There have been many

Todays was........

Walking the dogs along a Scottish burn on a beautiful , sunny, frosty, early winters morning listening to Summer in Nagasaki.

Surreal.

Fair sets you up for the rest of todays life :D

PS Just had to share that with yis on here as it seems the folk around me do not have quite the same appreciation YET :roll:

Mmm, for me? travelling between Birmingham and Paignton, UK, by train June 2006 listening to Blue Dawn!
train journeys suit TD's music very well
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