Tangerine Dream

Tangerine Dream - Poland: The Warsaw Concert



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"Poland" is one of the most memorable recordings from Tangerine Dream, and certainly deserves the recognition it gets, considering the actual conditions under which the performance took place. Tangerine Dream visited Poland on the 9th of December, 1983, right in the middle of one of the coldest winters Poland had in the 20th century. At that time, Poland recovered from the politcal turbulences it has been undergoing for the last three years, and Tangerine Dream was one of the first "western" bands to visit Poland in the 1980s. That was not a novum for them, since just three and a half years before, they had performed in East Berlin, being in fact the first western band allowed to do so. One might guess why - they had no "imperialistic" lyrics to present, and their music was aloof enough for censors to let them through. I was born and bred in a country under regime, and I know first-hand how hard it was to get hold of any "western" recording at the time. So did my countrymen, who in their mass greeted the band with enormous applause and frequency. Everywhere Tangerine Dream and Klaus Schulze toured in Poland in 1983, they enjoyed enormous popularity, with their tickets sold out well in advance. Hundreds of thousands of poeple attended their concerts, and both Klaus Schulze and Tangerine Dream cherish memories from the tour to this very day. Tangerine Dream came back to Poland a few times more years later, trying to restore that atmosphere from 1983. They still have a large audience, but perhaps due to the changed musical path, feelings have cooled a bit since 1983. That year, when they performed in Warsaw, they had to use woollen gloves to protect their freezing hands, since the stage was not heated enough for them to play comfortably. Also, due to extreme frost, the equipment falied to work a few times, and the Warsaw concert had to be interrupted. Nevertheless, as both the band members and those who listened to them at that day say in unison, the atmosphere was so cheerful and warm, that the band played the concert to the very end, and surprisingly, that was one of the greatest musical moments of their career. Such is life!

I strongly recommend this album. It is one that for the fans of Tangerine Dream will be absolutely fantastic. As for those who just like the meddlings of Tangerine Dream, it will be of no sort dissapointment. Poland - a passionate expression of timeless music.


Tracklist -

1. Poland (22.00)
2. Tangent (19.52)
3. Barbakane (13.49)
4. Horizon (20.49)



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Tangerine Dream - Springtime in Nagasaki




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01. (00:08:03) Tangerine Dream - Navel of Light Part One
02. (00:14:44) Tangerine Dream - Navel of Light Part Two
03. (00:07:42) Tangerine Dream - Navel of Light Part Three
04. (00:06:33) Tangerine Dream - Persistence of Memory Part Four
05. (00:13:12) Tangerine Dream - Persistence of Memory Part Five
06. (00:03:51) Tangerine Dream - Persistence of Memory Part Six

Quality: Standard, (avg. bitrate: 199kbps)



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Tangerine Dream - Summer In Nagasaki




Summer In Nagasaki is the second part of the so-called "Five Atomic Seasons". The compositions reflect the experiences Mr. H. T. - an 82 year old Japanese business man - made during the time of the atomic bomb dropping in summer 1945 in Japan. This dramatic incident coincided with the relationship to his early love - his student fellow named Ayumi - who had no chance to survive that horrible attack. H. T. was so heavily shocked that he decided to abandon the world by going into a monastery. The music - written as one long track of 54 minutes - dramatically describes a part of his life and destiny.


Track Listing:

01. Climbing Mount Inasa
02. In The Cherry Blossom Hills
03. Mystery Of Life And Death
04. Dreaming In A Kyoto Train
05. Ayumi's Butterflies
06. Presentiment
07. 11:02 AM

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Tangerine Dream - Autumn In Hiroshima



Autumn in Hiroshima is the long awaited third part of THE FIVE ATOMIC SEASONS. A musical journey accompanying Mr. H. T. to an old Zen Monastery where he is living for a short period of time and getting introduced to the secrets of life and death. Within this rather unemotional period he learns about the contemplative views which he has to develop within himself in contrast to the desastrous life out there everybody is confronted with in these days. Instead of giving up hope after the blasts he feels an enormous energy and change of consciousness which guides him directly to something very strange...
Japanese Calligraphy by Edgar. As maybe just some of you know Edgar used to be a Font Designer in his time being a student at Art School - so you will get something really professional in addition to the CD.


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01. (00:09:26) Tangerine Dream - Trauma
02. (00:04:00) Tangerine Dream - Reset
03. (00:04:59) Tangerine Dream - Awareness (1st Teaching)
04. (00:04:46) Tangerine Dream - Novice (2nd Teaching)
05. (00:01:09) Tangerine Dream - Strange Voices
06. (00:04:10) Tangerine Dream - Fathom (3rd Teaching)
07. (00:02:48) Tangerine Dream - Oracular World (4th Teaching)
08. (00:02:43) Tangerine Dream - Remembering Ayumi
09. (00:02:27) Tangerine Dream - Mellow Submersion (5th Teaching)
10. (00:05:39) Tangerine Dream - Answers (6th Teaching)
11. (00:01:22) Tangerine Dream - Touching Truth
12. (00:05:33) Tangerine Dream - Insight (7th Teaching)
13. (00:05:58) Tangerine Dream - Omniscience (8th Teaching)
14. (00:02:11) Tangerine Dream - Nothing And All

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Tangerine Dream - Poland: The Warsaw Concert (1984)



"Poland" is one of the most memorable recordings from Tangerine Dream, and certainly deserves the recognition it gets, considering the actual conditions under which the performance took place. Tangerine Dream visited Poland on the 9th of December, 1983, right in the middle of one of the coldest winters Poland had in the 20th century. At that time, Poland recovered from the politcal turbulences it has been undergoing for the last three years, and Tangerine Dream was one of the first "western" bands to visit Poland in the 1980s. That was not a novum for them, since just three and a half years before, they had performed in East Berlin, being in fact the first western band allowed to do so. One might guess why - they had no "imperialistic" lyrics to present, and their music was aloof enough for censors to let them through. I was born and bred in a country under regime, and I know first-hand how hard it was to get hold of any "western" recording at the time. So did my countrymen, who in their mass greeted the band with enormous applause and frequency. Everywhere Tangerine Dream and Klaus Schulze toured in Poland in 1983, they enjoyed enormous popularity, with their tickets sold out well in advance. Hundreds of thousands of poeple attended their concerts, and both Klaus Schulze and Tangerine Dream cherish memories from the tour to this very day. Tangerine Dream came back to Poland a few times more years later, trying to restore that atmosphere from 1983. They still have a large audience, but perhaps due to the changed musical path, feelings have cooled a bit since 1983. That year, when they performed in Warsaw, they had to use woollen gloves to protect their freezing hands, since the stage was not heated enough for them to play comfortably. Also, due to extreme frost, the equipment falied to work a few times, and the Warsaw concert had to be interrupted. Nevertheless, as both the band members and those who listened to them at that day say in unison, the atmosphere was so cheerful and warm, that the band played the concert to the very end, and surprisingly, that was one of the greatest musical moments of their career. Such is life!

I strongly recommend this album. It is one that for the fans of Tangerine Dream will be absolutely fantastic. As for those who just like the meddlings of Tangerine Dream, it will be of no sort dissapointment. Poland - a passionate expression of timeless music. ~ Ricochet @ Progarchive.com

Tracklist:

01. Poland (22.00)
02. Tangent (19.52)
03. Barbakane (13.49)
04. Horizon (20.49)

Total Time 77.06
172 MB - mp3 @ 320 kbps - covers included




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