Tangerine Dream

Posted: **Sun Dec 31, 2006 11:41 pm**

How Come Tangerine Dream is always Dressed in Black on Stage it There Favorites Color.

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Posted: **Sun Dec 31, 2006 11:49 pm**

It sure makes an easy choice on "what to wear" everyday..

I've been wondering the same thing

Posted: **Mon Jan 01, 2007 1:23 am**

"It suits us." -Edgar Froese
He has got a point, don't you think?

Posted: **Mon Jan 01, 2007 2:44 am**

Tangerine is the new black.....

Posted: **Mon Jan 01, 2007 3:12 am**

Echosnare wrote:Tangerine is the new black.....

Tell that to the goth community.
I remember white was "the new black" in mid-90s goth circles, but now black is apparently all black again.

I think TD look good in black, and it would be kind of strange if there suddenly were a bunch of Ukranian revolutionaries on stage.

Posted: **Mon Jan 01, 2007 8:24 am**

I Also Dressed in Black Too Just You let know Guy's but I did it not Tell Then I was a Tangerine Dream Fan.

Everyday I Dressed in Black.

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Posted: **Mon Jan 01, 2007 1:53 pm**

My wife as described some tracks as funeral music they obviously agree

Posted: **Mon Jan 01, 2007 2:25 pm**

Got a feeling the first time I saw TD, Edgar was all dressed in white so it wasn't always that way.

Posted: **Mon Jan 01, 2007 3:40 pm**

Most likely a light wear for an occasion in which, after all, music's fashion counts.

Posted: **Mon Jan 01, 2007 4:19 pm**

Hyperboreauk wrote:My wife as described some tracks as funeral music they obviously agree

Afternoon in the Desert will be played at my funeral followed by Mothers of Rain

Posted: **Mon Jan 01, 2007 4:27 pm**

epsilon75 wrote:
Hyperboreauk wrote:My wife as described some tracks as funeral music they obviously agree

Afternoon in the Desert will be played at my funeral followed by Mothers of Rain

I would want Mothers of Rain at mine.... the Tempodrom version.

Posted: **Mon Jan 01, 2007 4:32 pm**

Desert_Voyager wrote:
epsilon75 wrote:
Hyperboreauk wrote:My wife as described some tracks as funeral music they obviously agree

Afternoon in the Desert will be played at my funeral followed by Mothers of Rain
I would want Mothers of Rain at mine.... the Tempodrom version.

Very emotional version DV at the Tempodrom...........not ashamed to say that the eyes were watering that night

Posted: **Mon Jan 01, 2007 4:43 pm**

epsilon75 wrote:
Desert_Voyager wrote:
epsilon75 wrote:
Afternoon in the Desert will be played at my funeral followed by Mothers of Rain
I would want Mothers of Rain at mine.... the Tempodrom version.

Very emotional version DV at the Tempodrom...........not ashamed to say that the eyes were watering that night

It's strange that you should say that mate, as it seems to a quite common comment from TD fans recently. I've spoken to several and they all said they were 'almost' brought to tears during a gig...they're big tough nuts so obviously they'll deny it now

(I saw some moist eyes at the SBE

). Perhaps it's nostalgia for our youth or a youthful TD?, or perhaps it's just the power of music, regardless of era. Either way, play on!

Posted: **Mon Jan 01, 2007 4:46 pm**

Ive been in this situation many times AK................cant really explain it other than the music moves me....When Rubycon kicked in at the SBE i totally lost the plot.............very wet eyes that night

Posted: **Mon Jan 01, 2007 4:53 pm**

it always mystifies me why TD get labelled as 'cold' as their sound is very warm, human sounding and definetely emotional...I defy anyone to listen to Johannes's solo on Logos pt 1 or the second part of Song of the Whale without having a big lump in their throat. I guess that for some people synths will always equal cold machine music.