Tangerine Dream

Echosnare wrote:

epsilon75 wrote:
Must have frightened the camera man to death

Well you've frightened Edgar on plenty occasions!!

Me no chance.................i just want to give him a kiss

Downfall was facinating Graeme not least as I had acquired the World at War this year and had already watched the episode on Traudl Junge (AH's secretary) . Often amazes me whilst watching AH the amount of love he showered on his dog,and he treated a race of mankind with barbaric contempt.............

Great guitarist, but his facial expressions are er...unusual http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v220/24_frames/Tangerine%20Dream%202/Tempodrom%20DVD/th_TEMPODROM-125.jpg AK He pulls a wonderful Jib at the end of "House of the Rising Sun" i thought for a minute he was going to mount Gerald ...

don't forget bernhard Beibl (in the tempodrom show) Charles Great guitarist, but his facial expressions are er...unusual http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v220/24_frames/Tangerine%20Dream%202/Tempodrom%20DVD/th_TEMPODROM-125.jpg AK He pulls a wonderful Jib at the end of "House of the Rising Su...

24db wrote:

epsilon75 wrote:

la sagesse du destin wrote: We can see you (and the others hardfans) often in this dvd

Must have frightened the camera man to death

it's those digital cameras, they pick up all the details

Lines,patches Etc Etc Etc

Downfall was facinating Graeme not least as I had acquired the World at War this year and had already watched the episode on Traudl Junge (AH's secretary) . Often amazes me whilst watching AH the amount of love he showered on his dog,and he treated a race of mankind with barbaric contempt.............

la sagesse du destin wrote:

epsilon75 wrote:

Echosnare wrote: That's it.... I'm buying a 5.1 outfit tomorrow.......

The suspense is killing me slowly i hope those lot at post office got it here on Wednesday morning

We can see you (and the others hardfans) often in this dvd

Must have frightened the camera man to death

[quote="Echosnare"]I think that went whoosh there, AK "This year, oi 'ave been mowstly watchin........." Well, only went to the "pictures" as we say in Scotland twice. 1st time to see the DaVinci code, which is an OK fillum, but did inspire Mrs to want to go to Paris ag...

Echosnare wrote:I fully intend to give any UK gigs a wide berth next year, unless w*rk commitments prevent me getting to somewhere on Mainland Europe.

I fancy a bit of Easter Europe this time.

Poland, anyone?

You never know might just do that

Echosnare wrote:

batman wrote:Boys,
The new James Bond Daniel Craig is the best 007 or worse
Me....i prefer Pierce Brosnan.

There is only one true Bond:

The Shupreme Shex-God of Shcotland, Shir Sean Connery.....

Somehow i knew you was going to say that Graeme

Graeme

Go to his myspace site for his newer stuff,some very nice music on there...my favorite by him would be 1997s Planetary Traveller.

TD----------Hammersmith Odeon March 28th 1978

Wicked

There's an old saying mate 'you can't step into the same river twice', even if Edgar et al 'wanted to' you wouldn't get Chris, Peter, Johannes or Paul as they were, you get them as they are 'now'...they've changed and moved on (unlike a few fans). You cannot dictate to an artist how they produce ar...

Roger Moore for me Theo especially "Live and Let Die" and "Moonraker"

I never tire of viewing it have watched it a few times now ....Oh by the way its ..wait for it in 5.1 surround sound...Lots of you will be delighted with this . Geoff 8) :D :wink: That's it.... I'm buying a 5.1 outfit tomorrow....... :D The suspense is killing me slowly :x i hope those lot at post ...