Tangerine Dream

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Yes, a warning: Anyone who can't handle TD criticism should stay away from there!

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I would say that Iris Camaa is more good-looking than Linda, but then of course Iris is probably 10 years younger...

Linda Spa was good-looking in the mid-90s but now the years has left its mark, as they do with all of us...

I believe it was originally composed by Froese/Franke/Schmoelling in 1985. You can hear excerpts on Assorted Secrets 2. .. og du kan læse min anmeldelse på albummet her http://td.pertou.dk/9099.htm What a mess! Written in the 80s, and then written again in the 90s? :roll: But as I said, Paul Haslin...

I just got a disc containing this music. I understand that this music was originally written by Froese/Franke/Haslinger in 1986? I once interviewed Haslinger and he said this was the first film score he worked on with TD. But why is it said that only Edgar has composed the music that showed up on th...

So you have both albums? Is there *any* trace of Haslinger from 1986-1990 in the music? I just thought about that - how incredibly different his solo music sounds to what he did with TD. By the way, Haslinger has no less then 3 new film scores coming up, "Prom Night", "While She was O...

Has anyone here got any of these soundtrack albums by Haslinger from 2007? Vacancy even features a track by Lustmord.

I would give him 8 names and asked him to choose 2:

Maxxess
Ron Boots
Ulrich Schnauss
Jon Jenkins
David Helpling
Patrick O'Hearn
Hans Zimmer
Michael Cretu

she's pictured singing in one of the other photos Jon...so i guess they're doing something together Who's Lisa Gerrard :?: :oops: Lead singer for 'Dead can Dance' and collaborator with 'This Mortal Coil' (stable mates with Cocteau Twins and the 4AD record label) amongst many other things... a wonde...

Why on earth is Lisa Gerrard there?

Are they collaborating on anything?

razor wrote:Where can I find the "Opening Titles" song ? And what is the name of that song ? I mean the song that was played in the beginning of the movie offcourse

It's unreleased, but "Labeo" from The Hollywood Years Volume 1 may be the closest you get.

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I really like it too - play it from time to time. I only have it on a tape dub unfortunately, I traded my CD away years ago. I interviewed Paul Haslinger a few years ago, and he said that he did NOT find the project very inspiring, musically or creativally. TD wrote the score at different steps over...