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Bear in mind that all video/photo material is subject to copyright and you are technically in breach of copyright law every time you post this material online {WITHOUT PRIOR PERMISSION}. I always ask permission from Eastgate, especially with video footage going onto Youtube. Honesty is much appreciated by TD 
Understand completely. But I've posted (uploaded) my photos here in the past many times and had no problem. Mind you these are not great copies. I don't think anybody is going to make copies of them. I know I wouldn't. I can see if I had professional camera equipment. These are for all here to enjoy. Weather you like them or not. But no worries. Most of them are up on Facebook with other fans photo. I'm not going to cry over it. . . . .prophetfive wrote:
Eh ??prophetfive wrote:
Thank you Har.har wrote:Eh ??prophetfive wrote:
We have all posted photos from gigs on here over the past few years, many of us, this seems a bit bizarre. TD4ever just trying to let the fan base over here know about the gigs.
Perhaps we need clarification about this then.
Not seen that happen before.tdream4ever wrote:Thank you Har.har wrote:Eh ??prophetfive wrote:
We have all posted photos from gigs on here over the past few years, many of us, this seems a bit bizarre. TD4ever just trying to let the fan base over here know about the gigs.
Perhaps we need clarification about this then.
Just trying to show the fans across the pond who could not be in N America some pictures. Like I said. There not great photos. But at least you have something to see from this side of the Pond. Cheers mate.
Yeah, that happened to us when we went to see TD in London performing the Madcap albumtdream4ever wrote:I just completed an upload of Ricochet Pt 2 (Opening song for LA Club Nokia show) on youtube. You can search for it on the tube.
Warning - Don't be mad or angry at me for the poor video/audio quality. I used a digital camera and two guys next to us were talking throughout the first three songs. I felt like hitting them over their heads with my camera. Oh well. Enjoy.
Just what I thought. TD has been out of Hollywood film music for 20 years. If they had continued doing film work from time to time more people would surely have turned up.GlynRichards wrote:I wonder if it would have been better to save the US gigs until after the film work next year. Surely that would have given them more exposure.
Pictures were removed from photobucket, this might be done after complaint of someone, not specially by TD ....tdream4ever wrote:Understand completely. But I've posted (uploaded) my photos here in the past many times and had no problem. Mind you these are not great copies. I don't think anybody is going to make copies of them. I know I wouldn't. I can see if I had professional camera equipment. These are for all here to enjoy. Weather you like them or not. But no worries. Most of them are up on Facebook with other fans photo. I'm not going to cry over it. . . . .prophetfive wrote:
Mysterious happenings........ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f7rxgPHfT-Mr4man wrote:The final show for the USA tour was at the Mountain Winery in the town of Saratoga, which is just outside the city of San Jose, about 35 miles south of San Francisco. The Mountain Winery is a beautiful venue with spectacular views of the Bay Area. I've seen TD numerous times since 1977 but this was the first time to experience them in an outdoor setting. Also a first was seeing them perform in full daylight, as the show started at 7:30 PM. The venue has a 10:30 curfew so I expected a shortened version of the show that I saw in LA. The band started playing at exactly 7:30 and their break between sets was only 15 minutes. The band's performance was excellent and it was fun to actually see them in full light though I did miss the background projections. My wife noticed Bianca sitting just a few feet away and commented on how steady her hand was in taking pictures of the proceedings. This was the band's 4th 3 hour show in as many days and I noticed Edgar shaking his arm semi-surreptitiously as the night wore on, apparently to loosen it up.
When the second set ended there wasn't time for the usual walk off, applause, encore. A person who I took to be an employee of the venue gestured the number 7 and Thorston hurriedly indicted to Edgar he wanted to do Crystal Ship and got a crew member to run backstage and retrieve Hoshiko. They played the song with the venue guy looking desperate and giving "wrap it up" signals. When the song was over Edgar calmly took the microphone, introduced the band, and said a few parting words to the audience. He finished at exactly 10:30, and the venue guy triumphantly held up his timer. The house lights came on and the show was over. I noticed that there is a very good YouTube posting of some clips and pictures of the show. Just type in Tangerine Dream and Mountain Winery to the search function of YouTube.
