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3 stars 1997: The Video Dream Mixes (DVD/Video) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8DcxcnI5YnI&t=3040s
 
The Video Dream Mixes is Tangerine Dream's 2nd DVD/Video. Follow Edgar Froese, Jerome Froese and Linda Spa on their great American road trip, when the nearest I've ever been to the USA is the American Adventure theme park on the site of an old colliery near Ilkeston, Derbyshire, although they've long-since saddled up and rode off into the sunset there. Confused
 
 


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Originally posted by Psychedelic Paul Psychedelic Paul wrote:

By the way, we're fast-approaching Tangerine Dream's 60th album, so I reckon we're about a third of the way through their vast discography now.... And there was me thinking listing Rick Wakeman's vast backlog of albums would be my biggest challenge. 

If you like daunting propositions, I am really looking forward to you tackling Klaus Schulzes catalogue. For that expedition you'll have to pack extra provisions and say goodbye to friends and family. There are 50 discs in "The Ultimate Edition" alone.


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Originally posted by Hugh Manatee Hugh Manatee wrote:

Originally posted by Psychedelic Paul Psychedelic Paul wrote:

By the way, we're fast-approaching Tangerine Dream's 60th album, so I reckon we're about a third of the way through their vast discography now.... And there was me thinking listing Rick Wakeman's vast backlog of albums would be my biggest challenge. 

If you like daunting propositions, I am really looking forward to you tackling Klaus Schulzes catalogue. For that expedition you'll have to pack extra provisions and say goodbye to friends and family. There are 50 discs in "The Ultimate Edition" alone.
I'm planning to save and savour Klaus Schulze's many en=trancing albums when I've eventually finished listing and listening to Tangerine Dream's 150+ albums. Smile
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Originally posted by Psychedelic Paul Psychedelic Paul wrote:

I'm planning to save and savour Klaus Schulze's many en=trancing albums when I've eventually finished listing and listening to Tangerine Dream's 150+ albums. Smile

LOL

Amigo, you may very well find yourself falling into a perpetual trance during that undertaking. Big smile
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3 stars 1998: The Hollywood Years, Vol. 1 (unused soundtracks compilation)

The Hollywood Years, Vol. 1 is Tangerine Dream's 61st album overall. It's actually a compilation, but don't let that put you off as the album features all-new material, consisting of unused soundtracks from dozens of films, all composed and performed by Edgar & Jerome Froese. 




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Originally posted by Psychedelic Paul Psychedelic Paul wrote:

3 stars<span style=": rgb248, 248, 252;"> 1998: The Hollywood Years, Vol. 1</span>
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<span style=": rgb248, 248, 252;">The Hollywood Years, Vol. 1 is Tangerine Dream's 61st album overall. It's actually a compilation, but don't let that put you off as the album features all-new material, consisting of unused soundtracks from dozens of films, all composed and performed by Edgar & Jerome Froese. </span>
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Wouldn’t put me off it’s great to hear the unused pieces off the soundtracks sometimes I do find that. I wonder why a piece of the music didn’t make it onto the soundtrack itself!
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3 stars 1998: The Hollywood Years, Vol. 2 (unused soundtracks compilation)

Tangerine Dream's 2nd compilation of unused soundtrack music and their 62nd album overall. 




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3 stars 1998: Transsiberia (soundtrack) - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YGFS-vjYokU&t=283s

It's all aboard for Trannsiberia (or "Transsiberia: The Russian Express Railway Service", to give the album its full title). Transsiberia is Tangerine Dream's 23rd soundtrack and their 63rd album overall. Fittingly, the rhythmic music sounds like a train rumbling down the tracks, so step on board and experience the journey of a lifetime as you travel through the Arctic tundra from Moscow to Vladivostok in just 52 minutes with Tangerine Dream. Obviously, it can't compare with the epic 6,000 mile train journey, but at least you won't need to share a cramped compartment with Russian peasants for seven days and there's no risk of frostbite either. Wink



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4 stars 1998: Valentine Wheels

Valentine Wheels is Tangerine Dream's 9th Live album and their 64th album overall. The album was recorded at the Shepherds Bush Empire in London in 1997 and featured Edgar and Jerome Froese and the final appearance by Zlatko Perica on guitar. There's no new material on this Live album, although that's in its favour, as this is really a compilation of some of Tangerine Dream's finest tunes from years gone by. Thumbs Up


Track Listing:-

1.Waterborne6:21
2.Betrayal2:58
3.Poland8:11
4.Sundance Kid6:03
5.Silver Scale7:13
6.Warsaw in the Sun5:23
7.Stratosfear 958:17
8.Dolphin Dance6:26
9.Le Parc3:52
10.Beach Theme4:23


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4 stars 1998: Dream Encores

Dream Encores is Tangerine Dream's 65th album. It's a part-compilation album of remixes from previous albums (just what we all needed! Stern Smile), but it's actually not bad as Dream Encores also includes six tracks unique to this album:- Order of the Ginger Guild; Eleanor Rigby; Oriental Haze; Thief Yang and the Tangram Seal; Purple Haze; & Dominion. A pretty good collection for anyone's money, I think you'll agree. What could well have been an average 3-star album has turned out to be a very respectable 4-star album. Thumbs Up


At the end of the day though (another cliche!), this album is really just an excuse for me to post another video of lovely Linda Spa in uniform again. Tongue



Track Listing:-

 1. Order Of The Ginger Guild
 2. Forth Worth Runway One
 3. Eleanor Rigby
 4. Oriental Haze
 5. Story Of The Brave
 6. Thief Yang And The Tangram Seal
 7. Catwalk
 8. Purple Haze
 9. The Midnight Trail
10. Rolling Down Cahuenga
11. Towards The Evening Star
12. Dominion



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3 stars 1998: Luminous Visions (DVD/Video) - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vZvQfr3NfBI&t=2452s

Luminous Visions is Tangerine Dream's 3rd DVD/Video album. The Luminous Visions DVD is a collection of previously recorded TD songs, featuring the colourful moving images of Japanese computer artist Yoichiro Kawaguchi, so definitely not an album for the colour blind then. Smile
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Originally posted by Psychedelic Paul Psychedelic Paul wrote:

Eleanor Rigsby; 


were there any signs of Rising Damp?  
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Originally posted by Jared Jared wrote:

Originally posted by Psychedelic Paul Psychedelic Paul wrote:

Eleanor Rigsby; 


were there any signs of Rising Damp?  
Well done with spotting that typo error. Embarrassed
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Originally posted by Psychedelic Paul Psychedelic Paul wrote:

3 stars 1998: The Hollywood Years, Vol. 1

The Hollywood Years, Vol. 1 is Tangerine Dream's 61st album overall. It's actually a compilation, but don't let that put you off as the album features all-new material, consisting of unused soundtracks from dozens of films, all composed and performed by Edgar & Jerome Froese.

The two Hollywood Years volumes turned out to be major surprises. Whether they're outtakes or material that's genuinely created for use in film doesn't matter to me ("...have filled the TD library with unused music material"). Both discs contain a lot of great music that has yet to appear anywhere else.

A superb sequencer piece by Edgar Froese from Vol. 1.



From Vol. 2, another distinctly "Edgar" piece, the basis of which I've no doubt was created in the '80s.
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^ I only wish the full links for The Hollywood Years two albums were available on YouTube. Confused

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4 stars 1999: Sohoman (Live: recorded in 1982) - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KZnS8psus-w&t=293s

Sohoman is Tangerine Dream's 10th Live album and their 66th album overall. The album was recorded Live in Sydney Australia back in 1982 by the classic trio of Edgar Froese, Chris Franke & Johannes Schmoelling. Sohoman is the first of three albums in TD's Classic Editions series, preceding Soundmill Navigator (2000) & Antique Dreams (2000). This album represents a real nostalgia trip for Tangerine Dream fans, taking us back to those halcyon days of the 1980's when you could buy a Tangerine Dream album without hearing it first, safe in the knowledge that you wouldn't be left feeling disappointed - unlike the 1990's. Confused



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Been listening to Tangerine Dream : Goblins Club
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Originally posted by geekfreak geekfreak wrote:

Been listening to Tangerine Dream : Goblins Club

Join the club! Goblins' Club is a better album than I've given it credit for, at least according to VersLibre. Wink
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3 stars 1999: What a Blast: Architecture in Motion (soundtrack) - http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLyv-otkycECYALGP5CM_XF_T56e4jo67Z

We're on the Eve of Destruction..... What a Blast is Tangerine Dream's 24th soundtrack and their 67th album overall. Tangerine Dream have brought the house down many times over the years at some of their amazing concerts, but this time they're quite literally bringing down the houses - with the aid of a few demolition men and a crateful of TNT, so stand well back because the explosive documentary video below is pure dynamite!. Smile

What a Blast (the documentary) - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=92t2WluYAUU






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Originally posted by Psychedelic Paul Psychedelic Paul wrote:

Originally posted by geekfreak geekfreak wrote:

Been listening to Tangerine Dream : Goblins Club


Join the club! Goblins' Club is a better album than I've given it credit for, at least according to VersLibre. Wink


It’s a great album imho
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