Tangerine Dream Barmy Army Fan Club

[epsilon75]

Here is an open invitation for everyone here to join the TD barmy Army.

Fathers Mothers Sons and Daughters Uncles Aunties ETC are more than welcome to join the ever popular and ever growing TDBA.

Subscription to the TDBA is totally free,and sanity and love is all we ask.

The TDBA is for Everyone,but we dont do Clique,s.

[billythefish]

Here is an open invitation for everyone here to join the TD barmy Army.

Fathers Mothers Sons and Daughters Uncles Aunties ETC are more than welcome to join the ever popular and ever growing TDBA.

Subscription to the TDBA is totally free,and sanity and love is all we ask.

The TDBA is for Everyone,but we dont do Clique,s.

Sanity?

[epsilon75]

I'll re-phrase that...mild sanity

[Hobo]

I'll re-phrase that...mild sanity

Does that make it the slightly Barmy Army?

[bigmoog]

im not saying a word_________________________________________

[DSJR]

Well I'm barmy anyway, so does that mean I'm a member?

[billythefish]

Well I'm barmy anyway, so does that mean I'm a member?

Absolutely - by default... mad as a wax cylinder

[epsilon75]

We are TD we are barmy we are off our ******* heads

[bigmoog]

personally the bigmoog is quite quite normal


Cor blimey trousers were pants commonly worn by dustmen (the British term for trash collectors) and coal merchants. They are trousers of corduroy (sometimes moleskin) - very baggy and tied just below the knee with string or rope. Those same materials were often used in lieu of a belt, although one correspondent recalled that the pants were held up by both a belt and braces (suspenders).

The term "cor blimey" or "gorblimey" is a euphemism for "God blind me", from the days when one did not take the name of the Lord in vain.

cluck

[epsilon75]

EFF UM------------------Bin men Rule

[redziller]

That's the spirit Colin!

Mind you, I had been working on a wicked secret hand-shake

[Janus]

That's the spirit Colin!

Mind you, I had been working on a wicked secret hand-shake

Does the innitiiation ritual involve banana beer Peter?

[cantosis]

I must be honest and actually say I am a bit worried about being left out a bit, I just love the music of TD but a few of you seem to be musicians yourself and like to talk about stuff I know nothing about( I couldn't`t tell you anything about what a modulator does or what the difference is between modern TD equipment and the 70s stuff).

Hopefully there will be some numpty friendly conversation as well in Frankfurt.

[24db]

I must be honest and actually say I am a bit worried about being left out a bit, I just love the music of TD but a few of you seem to be musicians yourself and like to talk about stuff I know nothing about( I couldn't`t tell you anything about what a modulator does or what the difference is between modern TD equipment and the 70s stuff).

Hopefully there will be some numpty friendly conversation as well in Frankfurt.

to be honest mate, we don't talk about TD that much...25% of the time, if that...probably less

[timer]

I must be honest and actually say I am a bit worried about being left out a bit, I just love the music of TD but a few of you seem to be musicians yourself and like to talk about stuff I know nothing about( I couldn't`t tell you anything about what a modulator does or what the difference is between modern TD equipment and the 70s stuff).

Hopefully there will be some numpty friendly conversation as well in Frankfurt.

You have no worries Cantosis, some of us ,yes, are musicians, but personally im here for the music that someone else produces, yes Im interested in what equipment they use, but we don't really know the secrets of the TD harddrive, and probably will never know.
As Andy said we don't only talk TD and these guys ARE friendly, extremely friendly. So come and get involved.