Underwater Sunlight

intercorni · Post by **intercorni** » Mon Jun 23, 2008 9:06 pm

This album is very nice produced!

krismopompas · Post by **krismopompas** » Tue Jun 24, 2008 7:23 pm

side 1 is great........... side 2 is mediocre.

Misterdance · Post by **Misterdance** » Tue Jul 22, 2008 10:51 pm

It still is one of my favourite. Dolpin dance, from dusk till dawn also.
I own it on vinyl.

MD aka FRED.

cantosis · Post by **cantosis** » Tue Jul 22, 2008 10:55 pm

It was my favorite album for a while when I first started listening to TD in the 90s

Misterdance · Post by **Misterdance** » Tue Jul 22, 2008 11:00 pm

cantosis wrote:It was my favorite album for a while when I first started listening to TD in the 90s

I can relate to that. It is an album which is suitable for many people. Some albums are less suitable for many people. It is a good album to
start with. My own first album was optical race, after that melrose.

But on topic, Underwater sunlight is still great if you want my opinion.

MD.

NAVEL OF LIGHT · Post by **NAVEL OF LIGHT** » Tue Jul 22, 2008 11:07 pm

Love Underwater Sunlight...def.one of TD's best albums in my opinion. Not just of the 80's but of all time.

What i find interesting is the tracks that obviously didnt quite make it on to the album.

The obvious one is Dolphin Smile but ive got a strong feeling that Vanishing Blue from the Dream Roots box set (disc 5) is from the same sessions. Imagine that Underwater Sunlight was the whole of the album as it is with dolphin smile and Vanishing Blue as well. . . Like a collectors edition. Even the titles fit in well.

cantosis · Post by **cantosis** » Tue Jul 22, 2008 11:09 pm

Misterdance wrote:
cantosis wrote:It was my favorite album for a while when I first started listening to TD in the 90s
I can relate to that. It is an album which is suitable for many people. Some albums are less suitable for many people. It is a good album to
start with. My own first album was optical race, after that melrose.

But on topic, Underwater sunlight is still great if you want my opinion.

MD.

Yes I agree it is a very good album, I probably don`t give it the airplay it deserves nowdays but if I were to do a TD chart it would certainly make my top 20 albums possibly even squeeze into the top 10

sparrow · Post by **sparrow** » Wed Jul 23, 2008 12:25 am

I bought my third vinyl copy last week

Mad I am.

bergen-dreamer · Post by **bergen-dreamer** » Wed Jul 23, 2008 6:35 am

sparrow wrote:I bought my third vinyl copy last week Mad I am.

On the contrary - I would say you are a very wise man

bigmoog · Post by **bigmoog** » Wed Jul 23, 2008 9:03 am

bergen-dreamer wrote:
sparrow wrote:I bought my third vinyl copy last week Mad I am.
On the contrary - I would say you are a very wise man

one cannot have enough Tang Music

redziller · Post by **redziller** » Wed Jul 23, 2008 10:40 pm

bigmoog wrote:
bergen-dreamer wrote:
sparrow wrote:I bought my third vinyl copy last week Mad I am.
On the contrary - I would say you are a very wise man

one cannot have enough Tang Music

Perhaps tyhat's the optimum # of vinyls - you'd need an analogue computer though - feed the three signals in and where one is different loose it from the mix - presto no crackles and clicks. Maybe 4 is better - I think the space shuttle uses 4 80386 chips in its main computer so if one dies there can still be a vote between the other three.

I digress.

bigmoog · Post by **bigmoog** » Thu Jul 24, 2008 9:26 am

redziller wrote:
bigmoog wrote:
bergen-dreamer wrote: On the contrary - I would say you are a very wise man

one cannot have enough Tang Music
Perhaps tyhat's the optimum # of vinyls - you'd need an analogue computer though - feed the three signals in and where one is different loose it from the mix - presto no crackles and clicks. Maybe 4 is better - I think the space shuttle uses 4 80386 chips in its main computer so if one dies there can still be a vote between the other three.

I digress.

completely right

actually, BM has 2-4 or more copies on vinyl of all TD music thats on vinyl

that's sad, innit

bergen-dreamer · Post by **bergen-dreamer** » Thu Jul 24, 2008 11:11 am

bigmoog wrote:
redziller wrote:
bigmoog wrote:
one cannot have enough Tang Music
Perhaps tyhat's the optimum # of vinyls - you'd need an analogue computer though - feed the three signals in and where one is different loose it from the mix - presto no crackles and clicks. Maybe 4 is better - I think the space shuttle uses 4 80386 chips in its main computer so if one dies there can still be a vote between the other three.

I digress.

completely right

actually, BM has 2-4 or more copies on vinyl of all TD music thats on vinyl

that's sad, innit

Not sad OR mad - it's just some kind of weird disorder for which there are no known cure against at the moment

hansx · Post by **hansx** » Thu Jul 24, 2008 7:50 pm

cantosis wrote:
Misterdance wrote:
cantosis wrote:It was my favorite album for a while when I first started listening to TD in the 90s
I can relate to that. It is an album which is suitable for many people. Some albums are less suitable for many people. It is a good album to
start with. My own first album was optical race, after that melrose.

But on topic, Underwater sunlight is still great if you want my opinion.

MD.

Yes I agree it is a very good album, I probably don`t give it the airplay it deserves nowdays but if I were to do a TD chart it would certainly make my top 20 albums possibly even squeeze into the top 10

Me too, I should like to hear a DTS recording of this one. Must be a thrill.

Red Morpho · Post by **Red Morpho** » Sat Jul 26, 2008 9:32 am

One of the finest albums in the TD catalogue, never out of my top 10 and came at a time that my interst in TD was wavering - wasn't a big fan of Hyperbore, White Eagle, Poland or Le Parc at the time (I've grown up a lot since then) Underwater Sunlight restored much faith.

Tangerine Dream

Underwater Sunlight

Underwater sunlight.