"The Angel" from assorted secrets 4

[Erik]

it says it's from 1984. was this the title of a film? or just the track? i don't know anything about it

edit: oh, bonus question. was Romania Road supposed to be on The Keep (1983)?

[Cyclone]

... bonus question. was Romania Road supposed to be on The Keep (1983)?

http://voices-in-the-net.de/_voices_fro ... n_land.htm

[Whoopysnorp]

it says it's from 1984. was this the title of a film? or just the track? i don't know anything about it

http://www.eurock.com/ProductDetails.as ... uctID=1378

"Tangerine Dreams renowned Edgar Froese teamed up with indie filmmaker Charles F. Shelton between 1981and 1984. Froese produced exclusive music for the soundtracks to these two short films, rediscovered by Eurock. This release contains rare transfers of the 16mm films to DVDR NTSC format (Dolby 2.0 stereo) from the only known prints in existence. Both films are an homage to 1930s German impressionism (like Murnau, Dryer, etc.) and feature original music never heard or released before in any form. The fusion of film and music works strikingly well. SOLOMONS NIGHTMARE (1981) was screened at several film festivals Athens, Gotborg (Sweden), Hong Kong, Manila, Montreal, and won the Bronze Venus at the Houston IFF for Best Experimental Drama. THE ANGEL (1984) was awarded the Silver Apple Award for Best Literary Adaptation at the National Education Educational Film Festival, and also played to receptive audiences at the Chicago, New York and San Francisco Film Festivals. "

[Erik]

... bonus question. was Romania Road supposed to be on The Keep (1983)?

http://voices-in-the-net.de/_voices_fro ... n_land.htm

oh, with an "n" at the end of romania. that explains why i couldn't find it

it says it's from 1984. was this the title of a film? or just the track? i don't know anything about it

http://www.eurock.com/ProductDetails.as ... uctID=1378

"Tangerine Dreams renowned Edgar Froese teamed up with indie filmmaker Charles F. Shelton between 1981and 1984. Froese produced exclusive music for the soundtracks to these two short films, rediscovered by Eurock. This release contains rare transfers of the 16mm films to DVDR NTSC format (Dolby 2.0 stereo) from the only known prints in existence. Both films are an homage to 1930s German impressionism (like Murnau, Dryer, etc.) and feature original music never heard or released before in any form. The fusion of film and music works strikingly well. SOLOMONS NIGHTMARE (1981) was screened at several film festivals Athens, Gotborg (Sweden), Hong Kong, Manila, Montreal, and won the Bronze Venus at the Houston IFF for Best Experimental Drama. THE ANGEL (1984) was awarded the Silver Apple Award for Best Literary Adaptation at the National Education Educational Film Festival, and also played to receptive audiences at the Chicago, New York and San Francisco Film Festivals. "

excellent. thank you