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^ Yep such a brilliant album indeed.
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3 stars 1985: Heartbreakers (soundtrack) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SZoGT6nUybk
 
Heartbreakers is Tangerine Dream's 25th album overall (for anyone who's still counting) and their 7th soundtrack. Heartbreakers is notable for being the last Tangerine Dream album released on the Virgin label. The film stars Peter Coyote, and if you want to hear the music and see the movie too, there's a brief movie montage below. Smile
 


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Originally posted by David_D David_D wrote:

Anyway, this is a very good thread, and Paul, it's incredible how productive you are on PA forums. They would surely be something else without you. Clap
Originally posted by David_D David_D wrote:

While my previous productivity has been less welcomed. Unhappy

But I dare to say that the forums are not quite the same either with me here. Big smile
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Originally posted by David_D David_D wrote:

Originally posted by David_D David_D wrote:

Anyway, this is a very good thread, and Paul, it's incredible how productive you are on PA forums. They would surely be something else without you. Clap
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While my previous productivity has been less welcomed. Unhappy

A Savage Rose tribute thread would be very welcome, especially by me. "Bring out the Danish!" - as we say in England.  Wink



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Originally posted by Psychedelic Paul Psychedelic Paul wrote:

A Savage Rose tribute thread would be very welcome, especially by me. "Bring out the Danish!" - as we say in England.  Wink

Yes, I remember, Paul, but band threads are not exactly me, and not least the Danish ones, that is except from Secret Oyster, Burnin' Red Ivanhoe and Ache - and even I like some of Savage Rose (at least Dødens Triumf).
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Originally posted by David_D David_D wrote:

Originally posted by Psychedelic Paul Psychedelic Paul wrote:

A Savage Rose tribute thread would be very welcome, especially by me. "Bring out the Danish!" - as we say in England.  Wink

Yes, I remember, Paul, but band threads are not exactly me, and not least the Danish ones, that is except from Secret Oyster, Burnin' Red Ivanhoe and Ache - and even I like some of Savage Rose (at least Dødens Triumf).
Secret Oyster are Denmark's best-kept secret. Smile

I should go Straight to the Krankenhaus for that lame joke. Tongue


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^ this is still a Tangerine Dream thread, right?
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Originally posted by Cristi Cristi wrote:

^ this is still a Tangerine Dream thread, right?

Yes, but I can hardly criticise David for going off-topic when I'm the self-proclaimed king of off-topic-ness. LOL

Anyway, I'll be back on-topic again soon when I'll be taking a walk in Le Parc. Wink


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I like Le Parc, so I might join you there. And I often am going astray in les parcs and les forums, but as often as I wander off, I usually wander back. I like free-slowing discussions, especially when one can always bring things back on topic if one cares to by saying something on topic (segues work well and I like a little subtlety).

I haven't been participating here, but I love lots of Tangerine Dream (one of my favourite bands).

Cristi, what are your favourite Tangerine Dream albums?

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Originally posted by Logan Logan wrote:

I like Le Parc, so I might join you there. And I often am going astray in les parcs and les forums, but as often as I wander off, I usually wander back. I like free-slowing discussions, especially when one can always bring things back on topic if one cares to by saying something on topic (segues work well and I like a little subtlety).

I haven't been participating here, but I love lots of Tangerine Dream (one of my favourite bands).

Cristi, what are your favourite Tangerine Dream albums?

Cyclone, Thief, White Eagle
1974-1983 is my favorite period of theirs, although i do listen to their early work sometimes. 
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Originally posted by Cristi Cristi wrote:

Originally posted by Logan Logan wrote:

I like Le Parc, so I might join you there. And I often am going astray in les parcs and les forums, but as often as I wander off, I usually wander back. I like free-slowing discussions, especially when one can always bring things back on topic if one cares to by saying something on topic (segues work well and I like a little subtlety).

I haven't been participating here, but I love lots of Tangerine Dream (one of my favourite bands).

Cristi, what are your favourite Tangerine Dream albums?

Cyclone, Thief, White Eagle
1974-1983 is my favorite period of theirs, although i do listen to their early work sometimes. 
Thief was the only Tangerine soundtrack I bought on the original vinyl. I've listened to seven soundtracks on this thread so far and Thief still remains my favourite Tangerine Dream movie score by far. I still have at least another fifty TD soundtracks to listen to though, so who knows if Thief will still remain my favourite score when I've listened to them all. Smile
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Originally posted by Cristi Cristi wrote:

Originally posted by Logan Logan wrote:

I like Le Parc, so I might join you there. And I often am going astray in les parcs and les forums, but as often as I wander off, I usually wander back. I like free-slowing discussions, especially when one can always bring things back on topic if one cares to by saying something on topic (segues work well and I like a little subtlety).

I haven't been participating here, but I love lots of Tangerine Dream (one of my favourite bands).

Cristi, what are your favourite Tangerine Dream albums?


Cyclone, Thief, White Eagle
1974-1983 is my favorite period of theirs, although i do listen to their early work sometimes. 


Many thanks. I have a long drive today, and you have inadvertently just chosen music for me to listen to -- those would be great for my drive and I did want something other than early period for it (much as I like it).
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Originally posted by David_D David_D wrote:

Originally posted by Psychedelic Paul Psychedelic Paul wrote:

A Savage Rose tribute thread would be very welcome, especially by me. "Bring out the Danish!" - as we say in England.  Wink

Yes, I remember, Paul, but band threads are not exactly me, and not least the Danish ones, that is except from Secret Oyster, Burnin' Red Ivanhoe and Ache - and even I like some of Savage Rose (at least Dødens Triumf).

But don't wory, I'll get some good ideas. Big smile
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Originally posted by Psychedelic Paul Psychedelic Paul wrote:

Yes, but I can hardly criticise David for going off-topic when I'm the self-proclaimed king of off-topic-ness. LOL

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I'm not in doubt, Paul, who's the most humorous person on the PA forums. Thumbs Up
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5 stars 1984: Poland: The Warsaw Concert - 
 
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1. Poland (22:36)
2. Tangent (19:55)
3. Barbakane (18:04)
4. Horizon (21:10)

One of the band's absolute peaks: four wholly original sides of music that vary greatly with a kaleidoscopic intensity. featuring loads of interwoven sequences, melodic tapestries, ominous textures and even the "rock track" in "Rare Bird"!

For a while in the mid-'80s, Poland was a bit hard to find in my sector of the US, and nearly achieved "white whale" status till I happened upon the Relativity cassette in a chain store that was well out of the way. (Yes, really.)

Originally posted by Psychedelic Paul Psychedelic Paul wrote:

3 stars 1985: Heartbreakers (soundtrack)

Heartbreakers is a fantastic score. Nothing is recycled from another album nor "alternate" cues to be found.

The score shares the same sonic palette as Poland, so doubters who are put off the film's tone and topic may want to give the album a deep listen. It's brilliant. 5 stars in my book.
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Anyway, I'll be back on-topic again soon when I'll be taking a walk in Le Parc. Wink

I vividly remember the day I bought both Le Parc and Firestarter at the Wherehouse. Classics! Thumbs Up
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Originally posted by Jacob Schoolcraft Jacob Schoolcraft wrote:

I discovered Tangerine Dream in the early 70s. Their music was fascinating to me and I followed their career for decades. I additionally became interested in the solo albums of ex members and current.

I was obsessed with their music and I bought all of Edgar Froese, Christopher Franke, and Peter Baumann solo albums. I collected everything by Steve Jolliffe and I missed his performance at a balloon race somewhere in New England. Missing that was a huge disappointment.

Eventually I became fanatical over the Tangerine Dream family tree and as a result collected everything I could find by Klaus Schulze and several others . It was fun

What do you think of post-Froese TD, i.e., "The Quantum Years"?
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Originally posted by verslibre verslibre wrote:

Originally posted by Psychedelic Paul Psychedelic Paul wrote:

Anyway, I'll be back on-topic again soon when I'll be taking a walk in Le Parc. Wink

I vividly remember the day I bought both Le Parc and Firestarter at the Wherehouse. Classics! Thumbs Up
I recall Le Parc was the last Tangerine Dream album I bought on the original vinyl. I'll keep a look-out for the Firestarter album the next time my local record store has a fire sale.  Tongue
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Originally posted by verslibre verslibre wrote:

Originally posted by Psychedelic Paul Psychedelic Paul wrote:

Anyway, I'll be back on-topic again soon when I'll be taking a walk in Le Parc. Wink

I vividly remember the day I bought both Le Parc and Firestarter at the Wherehouse. Classics! Thumbs Up
I recall Le Parc was the last Tangerine Dream album I bought on the original vinyl. I'll keep a look-out for the Firestarter album the next time my local record store has a fire sale.  Tongue

I bought Le Parc on vinyl for the first time (!!!) when Culture Factory reissued it as a gatefold that opens to display the legendary photograph of Chris Franke's ballroom-studio and all that gear to salivate over! (The gatefold is cropped by 10%.)
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