You probably dont care but if you're bored like me during the covid times then you can stream pretty much all of the new movies on InstaFlixxer. Been watching with my gf for the last weeks =)
Tangerine Dream were truly way ahead of their time. This band brought electronic music inaugurated electronic music in the early 70s. Space and psychedelic Rock. Superb synthesis.
A massive light went out when we lost Edgar Froese. He and the rest of Tangerine Dream didn't get the credit they deserved. Everyone who is involved with Synth- Vaporwave, trance, and really any electronic music should give this stuff a listen. Where it all began.
I'm fan of this group from the 90. It has make a long long trip with me, in such difficult times as i'll allways remember these songs they'll allways be in my head and with my person in each happy or difficult moments. Thanks to "Tangerin" and also to their fan ! Many many thanks to permit us to have an access on the computer as well as this chanel. I am on property of old tapes and some cd too, but... it's also fun to become it here !
i love to explore all concepts of music.this group is the 1st that i've listened to that takes you on a journey and enjoy it.that's real.,...it's damn real.
When you hear this, you can hardly believe that it is product of human mind, and was made on Earth. It something that belongs to outer spheres and dimensions of space and time.
Ugh.... I have all the albums, and yet I find my self listening to this music via youtube... because I can't escape from Tangerine Dreams. It is beautiful
Altough I like my rock and Blues it was and is so nice to have been into this side of music from day one, right from the early TD days. although I am in my 50s now Club and House or even Trance was to us that listened to TD and Kraftwerk etc in the early days nothing new just a follow on. Always relax to this and other electronica thanks for posting.
@LustfulMind: Extremely well worded buddy... I am only 24, but share the same opinion. Jean Michel Jarre is another master of electronic music! Props to the guy who posted this :D
J'adooore ! J'ai toujours aimé ( j'ai 55 ans et je suis fan). I realy love it (more than liking !). I allways did. I am 55 y.o. and i am a fan ! Realy.
I totally love this record. For all those out there who (like myself) really dig on the synth textures of EMERALDS, this is the place to start..or at least delve into
@ lindentr33: That is definitely not true. Edgar was a spiritual seeker and was aware of a higher spiritual reality. He was just not sure about the nature of it. I spoke with his former wife Bianca Froese-Acquaye in Oirschot (NL) last year (where TD gave 2 concerts) and asked her specifically about this. She told me he had an interest in Christian mysticism and also Sufism. And he also understood that we are not this body (but spirit soul), and that there is a transcendental reality beyond this world. He said: there is no death, there is just a change of our cosmic address.
Tangerine Dream at their peak inspired back in 1975, but to remain some peopledown here there was no Computers even no drum-machine, just unstable analog synths sequencing, live electronic raga, timeless
Saw them perform something very similar to this , or perhaps some music which grew into Richochet, at the Hardrock in Manchester in 1975 , I believe the last Gig ever put on there...........
Too bad that this awesome and mystical track is cut into two parts. Tangerine Dream are a pioneering German band and sadly enough they are not widely known, especially to the newer generations, who miss these mesmerizing sounds.
This is not the full song. It is missing out a very good part of the song - the start. I think the start and the ending it whats building up the whole wonderfulness of this piece of art. The link below shows the song in its full, but its quality is a bit poor. But the tunes aren't, they're just the same. Enjoy. th-cam.com/video/T_QXc5duq-4/w-d-xo.html
Sounds great on a 7.1 home cinema system, with speakers in the ceiling, a 65" 3D Led TV hung on the wall with psychadelic flashes whipping across the screen and the volume whacked up to 75 on the Richter Scale!...sorry, am I making you jealous?
P....en écoutant j'ai retrouvé mes 16 ans, le lycée, les copains et la vieille chaine pourrie du foyer ou Ricochet ...et d'autres tournaient en boucle ...c'était au siècle dernier, un autre monde dans une autre vie....
This is the best part of Ricochet (or maybe it is "just" that moment when the sequencer line takes the listener by surprise at the end of the piano/flute solo, just before this section). Chris Franke did some similar sequencing on his track 'Purple Waves' on the 'London Concert' (1992), five years after leaving TD in a much more straight-forward tune. As distinctive as early TD was, I think the music was often perhaps a little too 'heavy' in a sort of demonic way, a la Stratosfear (and substance abuse affecting improvisation). Rubycon maybe was the highlight: it out did the Legeti/2001 thing in inspiration while referencing the same, or at least that's my memory of that album (pt.2 especially) from the last time I heard it a few years back! Part of part 1 stole an idea from Pink Floyd's Echoes, I think, although I don't mind that because I can enjoy listening to TD but not PF for much the same reason as I don't care for side one of TD's Cyclone. The 'each is unique' live shows of the Franke-Froese-Baumann line up really should be released not as very expensive 'official bootlegs' but as a nice-priced boxset in the 10cd Electronic Journey fashion.
Edgar Froese was too much of an artist to ever steal anything, or allow stolen stuff to contaminate Tangerine Dream. These guys produced the most beautiful music ever conceived and could improvise in such a magical way. No way they would ever lower themselves by stealing from others. There was absolutely no need for them.
Epic cosmic voyaging! Sublime TD at their very best, live. Love it forever!
Tangerine Dream set the standard that, over three decades later, other artists began to grasp.
This song is a masterpiece.
You probably dont care but if you're bored like me during the covid times then you can stream pretty much all of the new movies on InstaFlixxer. Been watching with my gf for the last weeks =)
@Rene Tony definitely, have been using instaflixxer for since december myself :D
Tangerine Dream were truly way ahead of their time. This band brought electronic music inaugurated electronic music in the early 70s. Space and psychedelic Rock. Superb synthesis.
A massive light went out when we lost Edgar Froese. He and the rest of Tangerine Dream didn't get the credit they deserved. Everyone who is involved with Synth- Vaporwave, trance, and really any electronic music should give this stuff a listen. Where it all began.
Real classic in electron music
My favourite TD track overall.
Timeless. Powerful. Inspiring.
I like the music very much, timeless, unforgettable and ...nobody does it better.
Ricochet is the best of TD, and the best of electronic music... and to think it was recorded live... If only I could be there.. History in the making.
I'm fan of this group from the 90.
It has make a long long trip with me, in such difficult times as i'll allways remember these songs they'll allways be in my head and with my person in each happy or difficult moments.
Thanks to "Tangerin" and also to their fan !
Many many thanks to permit us to have an access on the computer as well as this chanel. I am on property of old tapes and some cd too, but... it's also fun to become it here !
Analog, non-sequenced synths are so elegant.
un tarpé,une nana Quel pied !!! j'ai 54 ans mais voilà je replongerai bien quelques decennies en arrière ...nostalgie quand tu nous tiens !!! :)
...ero un ragazzino e questa era la mia eccellente droga,....lunga vita alla fantasia e alla musica dei Tangerine Dream,
RIP Edgar. Thx for all those TD moments and much more much many more..
Amazing music, higher level.
i love to explore all concepts of music.this group is the 1st that i've listened to that takes you on a journey and enjoy it.that's real.,...it's damn real.
When you hear this, you can hardly believe that it is product of human mind, and was made on Earth.
It something that belongs to outer spheres and dimensions of space and time.
Ugh.... I have all the albums, and yet I find my self listening to this music via youtube... because I can't escape from Tangerine Dreams. It is beautiful
I am 22 again, this is the music from an alien landscape for me
Dam ... oldy hard listening ..... classic got this on record :)
had this album on vinyl since it came out, & still spin it. saw them in Salisbury once, Love it still.
Altough I like my rock and Blues it was and is so nice to have been into this side of music from day one, right from the early TD days. although I am in my 50s now Club and House or even Trance was to us that listened to TD and Kraftwerk etc in the early days nothing new just a follow on. Always relax to this and other electronica thanks for posting.
love TD for years
I knew I knew this. Mom listened to this when i was a little kid! I even remember the LP cover. Dad was more of an Ozzy Osbource fan :D
Your mom sounds cool!
In 1978 I richocheted right off this album into my future. I think I'll do it again. Mahalo.
Brilliant album i feel like i'm teleporting to another dimension
I still have the original vinyl album. So hypnotic. Great to hear it once more.
Cool, amazing, good!!!!!!
Perfect music !!!
ooohhh..thank you for this relax..love u human..i cry every time for us we are one entite...
Absolutely masterpice one of my favorite album
Edgar deserves a posthumous medal for music !
Merry Christmas, Happy New Year, and the perfect peace that passes understanding in Christ to all TRANCE fans everywhere around this small globe.
Pa tko jos slusa to osim nas pravih poznavatelja dobre muzike BRAVO
L 'hymne à la vie ,magnifique
I have been listening to TD since the mid 70's from their( true classical period), and always waiting for the next album.
@LustfulMind: Extremely well worded buddy... I am only 24, but share the same opinion. Jean Michel Jarre is another master of electronic music! Props to the guy who posted this :D
Just chillin' man!
My dad was younger than i am now when this track born. :d
Exactly, he was 9 and i'm now 18. BTW amazing tune
This album's brilliant in every which way.
Timeless, classic TD.
This album is worth some sort of recognition for sheer brilliance ! (I prefer to listen to the complete work, to set my brain on the right track)
Muzyka, którą się je, pije i wdycha.
Tangerin Dream, out this world!
J'adooore ! J'ai toujours aimé ( j'ai 55 ans et je suis fan).
I realy love it (more than liking !). I allways did. I am 55 y.o. and i am a fan ! Realy.
OLD T.D. FOR LIFE !
I totally love this record. For all those out there who (like myself) really dig on the synth textures of EMERALDS, this is the place to start..or at least delve into
hypnotyzing video awesome music
Music is one of God's favourite creations..
Something that is able to express beyond endless creativity, within creativity..breathtaking indeed.
Edgar would not approve of (the first part of) that comment. God had nothing to do with it.
@ lindentr33: That is definitely not true. Edgar was a spiritual seeker and was aware of a higher spiritual reality. He was just not sure about the nature of it. I spoke with his former wife Bianca Froese-Acquaye in Oirschot (NL) last year (where TD gave 2 concerts) and asked her specifically about this. She told me he had an interest in Christian mysticism and also Sufism. And he also understood that we are not this body (but spirit soul), and that there is a transcendental reality beyond this world. He said: there is no death, there is just a change of our cosmic address.
@@yadasampatidasa8690 "was aware of" "he understood" lol
Als je dit door een high - end audioinstallatie laat spelen gaat je haar op je armen rechtstaan . Ook na al die jaren . Dit is gewoon geniaal .
Tip: dat effect kun je ook bereiken door een nylon trui uit te trekken
@LustfulMind i agree with you 100%! most tech-no artists today can't come close!
I told a stupidity... they are with me since almost 40 years ! First was it in the seventees !
That's real more and real near to me !
I would say both Kraftwerk and Tangerine Dream were the Pioneers of Electronic Music. I am however more of a Kraftwerk Fan. But this is great Music.
Tangerine Dream at their peak inspired back in 1975, but to remain some peopledown here there was no Computers even no drum-machine, just unstable analog synths sequencing, live electronic raga, timeless
que emoción escuchar esta musica me facina lo mejor
very cool love it
Still stands up the hairs on the back of my neck.
Poland Love Tangerine Dream ;-)
wieczory i Tangerine Dream...
Perfect that's all
Saw them perform something very similar to this , or perhaps some music which grew into Richochet, at the Hardrock in Manchester in 1975 , I believe the last Gig ever put on there...........
When Tangerine Dream was Tangerine Dream.
Super
It is modern baroque.
And their best stuff invariably are live recordings.
I feel I could jump into another universe.
It makes me want to play the snow levels of Donkey Kong Country so much!
The best part of the album.
I. lOVe. Tangerine. Dream.
Gli albori dei viaggi alla Steve Moore!
Too bad that this awesome and mystical track is cut into two parts.
Tangerine Dream are a pioneering German band and sadly enough they are not widely known, especially to the newer generations, who miss these mesmerizing sounds.
OMG!!!
Trop planant ❤️
yes
I WAS 24 THEN.....TOOK THAT TAPE ALL OVER THE WORLD.....
Bello... :)
♥♥♥♥♥
WOOOOWWWWWWW :))))))
"Kun kello lyö - alkaa loputon yö"
This is not the full song. It is missing out a very good part of the song - the start. I think the start and the ending it whats building up the whole wonderfulness of this piece of art. The link below shows the song in its full, but its quality is a bit poor. But the tunes aren't, they're just the same. Enjoy.
th-cam.com/video/T_QXc5duq-4/w-d-xo.html
yes men, was released in 1975...
amazing isn't?
Get ready do be high without drugs
Wow! Well said... This is exactly what happened to me tonight! 🤩
Make that three more. Yeah. I gotcha. Funny.
Sounds great on a 7.1 home cinema system, with speakers in the ceiling, a 65" 3D Led TV hung on the wall with psychadelic flashes whipping across the screen and the volume whacked up to 75 on the Richter Scale!...sorry, am I making you jealous?
Mike Jenkins
I have a simple set of Edifier boxes and it sounds great. Good enough for me :-)
Not a bit. Yo need o much effort to get some feeling.
P....en écoutant j'ai retrouvé mes 16 ans, le lycée, les copains et la vieille chaine pourrie du foyer ou Ricochet ...et d'autres tournaient en boucle ...c'était au siècle dernier, un autre monde dans une autre vie....
Just discovered this on a vinyl record, its really amazing! But what kind of music even is it? Like Prog rock maybe? x
This is the best part of Ricochet (or maybe it is "just" that moment when the sequencer line takes the listener by surprise at the end of the piano/flute solo, just before this section). Chris Franke did some similar sequencing on his track 'Purple Waves' on the 'London Concert' (1992), five years after leaving TD in a much more straight-forward tune. As distinctive as early TD was, I think the music was often perhaps a little too 'heavy' in a sort of demonic way, a la Stratosfear (and substance abuse affecting improvisation). Rubycon maybe was the highlight: it out did the Legeti/2001 thing in inspiration while referencing the same, or at least that's my memory of that album (pt.2 especially) from the last time I heard it a few years back! Part of part 1 stole an idea from Pink Floyd's Echoes, I think, although I don't mind that because I can enjoy listening to TD but not PF for much the same reason as I don't care for side one of TD's Cyclone. The 'each is unique' live shows of the Franke-Froese-Baumann line up really should be released not as very expensive 'official bootlegs' but as a nice-priced boxset in the 10cd Electronic Journey fashion.
Edgar Froese was too much of an artist to ever steal anything, or allow stolen stuff to contaminate Tangerine Dream. These guys produced the most beautiful music ever conceived and could improvise in such a magical way. No way they would ever lower themselves by stealing from others. There was absolutely no need for them.
tangerine dream leurs musiques est intemporelle inégalée c'est toute ma jeunesse michel goguelat goldream2
Old good TD
while not listening to tangerine dream, thank you, I invite you to listen to my music.
this reminds me of mass effect so much
I like that fucking song !
Je ferme les yeux et je plane
No way this was made in '75, is it a sample from a classic song?
either way I like the music 5/5
Yes, definitely from 1975: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ricochet_(Tangerine_Dream_album)
make that 3 more
@Harvin87 D'you wanna buy some mushrooms?
A commendable redemption for part one, which is surely one of the most pretentious, howling pieces of techno-bollocks ever made.
@JooseMunkee Thank you. By the way, I was only joking - I absolutely love it!
@JooseMunkee Eight years older and probably none the wiser, but you're absolutely right. Be safe, friend.
@frostmortem that has to be true
True? Thanks, this I didn't know, but what are the sources... were was this tiny Roland box hidden?
O lado esquerdo da canção da uma certa diminuida mais depois o volume volta U.u
This was written in 1975???
Yes. Indeed, quite incredible.