Tangerine Dream

the question should be 'what TD can you buy online'? and the answer is not as much as you could yesterday...CD Choice have just gone tits up....another one bites the dust! Try this website 24db. They have plenty of TD in stock along with related material. You may need a large cheque book along with...

I must give this a listen tonight. I don't think I've played it in a long while.

Might well do the same there Sparrow, as i need to remind myself just how good a classic, and hidden gem, as BM describes, this LP is really is?

Now that I have watched and listened to the DVD, my only regret was not being there in the first place. How could I miss a live TD concert? I have to say the DVD blew me away and I had the volume on full with headphones on, late at night, early into the morning, longing for more when the DVD finally...

Cheers, I'm looking into putting the early ones online...one day

at a guess it's about 1/6th of the total appearances of TD on the radio...but most of them are in German

Go for it!
It'll be interesting to see the complete list of all TD's radio appearances.

That's an impressive list 24db!

For me i'll always have a heart for Vangelis as it was the first time I had ever heard electronic synth music in the form of "To The Unknown Man" from the "Spiral" lp, way back in 1979. My fav Vangelis lps are: Albedo 0.39 Bladerunner, Spiral, China, Heaven & Hell, Ignacio,

It seems that Rubycon is an effective way to introduce people to the band? Yes for me this was the case after a friend lent me a copy and I was instantly hooked, so much so that I immediattely went out and brought a copy along with "Pheadra". I had at the time, never heard music like it a...

I was wondering if anyone has ever heard TD on the radio ? I have a tape recording of "The Art Of Noise", broadcast on BBC Radio 1, 11th December 1994 and hosted by Rick Wakeman on the history of synth electronic music. The show features the likes of Kraftwerk, Art Of Noise, Pink Floyd al...

Yes indeed I follow BigMoog superb comments.

It just has to be EF!

Timewind is my fav by KS...........such a beauty Same here epsilon75. Certainly a magical piece of music which leaves you floating in mid-air. Not so sure of the crashing sound at the end of side1 though, (omitted from the re-worked Revisted 2006 CD)! shame, the man has so many great releases. Also...

I gave up counting years ago!

Just a mere 19-20 hour flight from London Heathrow to Nagasaki and only £1813 return Well most of us seem to be in the same boat with this one. I'll certainly be keeping my fingers crossed for a DVD release, as i just could never afford a trip to Japan as much as i would love to re-mortage my house...

Listening to it on CD Rubycon still raises the hair on the neck.

I'll second that timer!

Don't know how i came to miss this concert but i certainly missed a top notch gig. Watching the recent DVD release "35th Phaedra Anniversary Concert", TD's performance was once again superb with a blistering live set of Phaedra '05, Rubycon, Force Majeure, Underwater Sunlight, Logos, Melro...

Zeit gets my vote as TD's creepiest music! However, for some real creepy music listen to the spooky music of Conrad Schnitzler, who was of course with TD for just one album, "Electronic Meditation". "Face On Radio" & "Ballet Statique" are mind numbing!! Try listenin...