Cyclone 2009

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Cyclone 2009

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I listened to cyclone for the first time again in 22 years and for the first time on CD. On hearing it again, it wasn't as bad as I remember it. I think it is the one album that would benefit greatly from a rerecordin g especially with Linda's saxophone and flute playing replacing Steve Joliffe' vocals, which strangely remind me of Jon Anderson who I think a little too pompous. I also think Thorsten's keyboards would make the albim sound a lot softer
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Cyclone is a fantastic album in my opinion, I always liked it. Sadly the album is undervalued by Edgar. We should start a petition for Cyclone 2009. ;-)
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Michael66 wrote:Cyclone is a fantastic album in my opinion, I always liked it. Sadly the album is undervalued by Edgar. We should start a petition for Cyclone 2009. ;-)
Great , get Chris Hausl in for the vocals 8)
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timer wrote:
Michael66 wrote:Cyclone is a fantastic album in my opinion, I always liked it. Sadly the album is undervalued by Edgar. We should start a petition for Cyclone 2009. ;-)
Great , get Chris Hausl in for the vocals 8)
Now there's a great idea.

Cyclone's a brilliant album. Didn't like it at first and didn't listen to it for years. When I did refamiliarise myself with it I realised what an winner I'd been.
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I rate Cyclone as one of the TD classics . Rising Runner is superb music , that sequencer (who ever programmed it ! :wink: ) is wicked.

And Madrigal Meridan great music of that era. 8)

But it certainly is the one Vocal album of TD that would be very interesting reworked.
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Don`t get me wrong I don`t mind old albums being revisited but I don`t want it to become the norm. I would much prefer Edgar concentrates on new music.
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cantosis wrote:Don`t get me wrong I don`t mind old albums being revisited but I don`t want it to become the norm. I would much prefer Edgar concentrates on new music.
We've got no worries about out man not being able to accomodate both projects , even with a blindfold and his hands tied behind his back - there's no stopping the genius 8)
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Cyclone must be left alone, please
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bigmoog wrote:Cyclone must left alone, please
Amen to that :!: :wink:
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bergen-dreamer wrote:
bigmoog wrote:Cyclone must left alone, please
Amen to that :!: :wink:

I agree with Father Moog on this one.
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Cyclone was of its time and should be left there IMO. If the multi-tracks exist (along with the remaining hours of performance from the Rubycon sessions.........) we could have several albums worth of remixed/unreleased material - I understand Cyclone was a 48 track recording with all the tracks used and most unused I understand (24db will deny or confirm as I read it in one of the interviews he has catalogued).....
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If there ever will be a true remastering of TD's Virgin album, I hope a miracle happens and the tapes get shipped to Eroc, former drummer of Grobschnitt and now one of the best remasterers of the planet. He currently does magic for old German Krautrock released on the Brain label (Jane, Grobschnitt, Novalis, Birthcontrol and lots more). Just have a listen to his before/after remastering examples here ... unbelievable!
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Post by Mars »

Good idea of a Cyclone 2009 with some extra tracks from that tour!
Always loved that album. I even made a Cyclone t-shirt, wich I used at the MuseumsInsel-Festival Inferno Concert in Berlin :-)
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Post by redziller »

cantosis wrote:
bergen-dreamer wrote:
bigmoog wrote:Cyclone must left alone, please
Amen to that :!: :wink:

I agree with Father Moog on this one.
What he said ^

I can see how elements of these tracks could be reworked or DMd as we've seen but a full revision doesn't seem friutful

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DSJR wrote:I understand Cyclone was a 48 track recording with all the tracks used and most unused I understand (24db will deny or confirm as I read it in one of the interviews he has catalogued).....
48 tracks? Wow ... so if there's no remaster, no re-recording, I suppose 48 tracks could be a fantastic source for a 5.1 mix! :-)
(okok I know... extremely unlikely ... but one can dream :))
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