Favorite TD Live Concert?

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24db wrote:
staatsgrenze wrote:And they still do................ "Logos" is the perfect anecdote to life
You should have been there on the night, people were stunned!


Must have been great to live in London in those heady days,magical experiences :D
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epsilon75 wrote:
24db wrote:
staatsgrenze wrote:And they still do................ "Logos" is the perfect anecdote to life
You should have been there on the night, people were stunned!


Must have been great to live in London in those heady days,magical experiences :D
True, but then again I don't live in London...just up the road, so it's a luxury really eg the Astoria to my door in less than an hour and a quarter.
Getting back on topic, there was still a mystique about the band, and the technology. However the music (which was mostly all new to me) spoke for itself and it said it 'bloody loudly'! ;)

It's a shame that fans have so few photos from this tour though, but theatres seemed to be even hotter with their security then
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The Warsaw Concert: POLAND

LOGOS, A very close 2nd..

8)
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RemoteViewing81 wrote:The Warsaw Concert: POLAND

LOGOS, A very close 2nd..

8)
well I guess that should be Warsaw concerts ;)

Tangerine Dream Poland tour 1983:
9.12.83 Arena, Poznan
10.12.83 Ice Stadium, Warsaw, Afternoon show
10.12.83 Ice Stadium, Warsaw, Evening show
11.12.83 Hala Sportowa, Zabrze
12.12.83 Hala Sportowa, Lodzi
14.12.83 Hala Sportowa, Opulu
15.12.83 Hala Ludowa, Wroclaw
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This is a very hard question to answer straight off but

Shepards bush 2005 & Tempodome are very close
followed by Berlin 1990 East :!:

Berlin 2002 inferno June show

:D :) 8) :arrow: :!: Geoff
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24db wrote:
RemoteViewing81 wrote:The Warsaw Concert: POLAND

LOGOS, A very close 2nd..

8)
well I guess that should be Warsaw concerts ;)

Tangerine Dream Poland tour 1983:
9.12.83 Arena, Poznan
10.12.83 Ice Stadium, Warsaw, Afternoon show
10.12.83 Ice Stadium, Warsaw, Evening show
11.12.83 Hala Sportowa, Zabrze
12.12.83 Hala Sportowa, Lodzi
14.12.83 Hala Sportowa, Opulu
15.12.83 Hala Ludowa, Wroclaw
That would be the one(s)...... :wink:
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Post by tangmaster »

Well Hamburg 1978 was great and also Nideggen 2002. Two of my fav. concerts.
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I heard the weather was not favorable with those Poland concerts, and the band had some serious issues with stage and equipment, etc;

You would know

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staatsgrenze wrote:I heard the weather was not favorable with those Poland concerts, and the band had some serious issues with stage and equipment, etc;

You would know

My wife loves this recording, and so do I
Scroll down to the bottom of my homepage and you'll see a button marked live in Poland...click on that and you'll get some info

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Well, mate, I guess that answers that one, my son was just checking out the archives, we looked at all the goodies..........

And I thought I was a die-hard fan"...............YO!!!!!!!!!!

Awesome collection

Thanks,
Cheers,
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The 1980/81 gigs were an interesting transitional phase, in TDs "techno-history". In those two years one could already see the evolution from modular synthesizers to more streamlined systems and the advent of MIDI which would alter the course of music composition forever.
I shall never forget the 1980 Oxford New Theatre Gig, when I first introduced a good friend to the world of Tangerine Dream. She was totally blown away by the technology on display. As AD 2007 comes into being Tangerine Dream are still the leading exponents of their musical genre and long may they reign!
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staatsgrenze wrote:Well, mate, I guess that answers that one, my son was just checking out the archives, we looked at all the goodies..........

And I thought I was a die-hard fan"...............YO!!!!!!!!!!

Awesome collection

Thanks,
Cheers,
Stephen
Cheers Stephen, not sure about a die-hard fan bit :), I'm no more of a fan than a person who loves one TD album.
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^ the technology and music that TD deliver have alway's been "cutting edge", so it will not surprise me by whatever they choose to convey through that medium, and it just keeps getting better..........."
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Post by Tropylium »

Huabhgblfrgb. Just one?? Tuff question… but I think I'll lean on Montreal 77-04-09.

Never actually been to any, however. :(
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If we're talking purely gigs you've been at, Glasgow Apollo,27th October 1981, Closely followed by The Tempodrome, which, apart from the music, was boosted by the joy of meeting so many guys from here, and sharing a few beers & laughs. :D

The Glasgow gig was just magic for me, musically, & for seeing JS live with the band for the first time.
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