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- Recorded in 1985/6. From "The Dream Roots Collection".
Johannes Schmoelling had just left the group, and Edgar Froese and Chris Franke found themselves in much the same position as they had done before the recording of Green Desert in 1973 and Force Majeure in 1978: They were a duo again. Edgar Froese remembers: "We had no idea how long it would take until we were once again a trio status, so we had to go it alone so to speak." Drawing on the ideas contained in the previous studio album Le Parc, both Froese and Franke worked up a great amount of material between October 1985 and January 1986 that stayed unreleased for ten years until it appeared on The Dream Roots Collection at last.
I'm 75 and I still love the music of the Tangerine dream .back in 1969.It was the first time I've ever heard the Tangerine dream, my first album I bought was "Phaedra"and have still got the LP,I seen the dream back in the early eighties at Ipswich, what a great experience, they were brilliant.
I am 70. I discovered them when I ran away to Hollywood at 15. Yep, 1969.
hi 71 years old been a fan for over 50 years seen them live twice all the best rich
Tangerine Dream is still my all time favorite group at age 68. Saw them in San Francisco and wore my suit and tie out of respect.
Pilot 301: I remember dressing up to go on an airline flight. Was a HUGE deal back in the day. Never got to see TD. Never in the right place. Amazing talent all...
@@MaynardGKrebs-gv4vy Great name you chose..laughing.. fantastic!
@@pilot3016 "WORK !!" I thought about Chatsworth Osborne Jr. but I thought that might be a little bit TOO obscure. Thanks...
Saw them in Paris a looooong time ago. In a place called The Palace. One of my blasting experience. Love them since I was 15. The release of Stratosfear.
@@didierthorel4954 I still have that album on vinyl!
I saw TD in 1975 at Birmingham Town Hall and also at Birmingham NEC some years later. My first album was Alpha Centuri, I used to listen to it on my headphones in bed….it was so mesmerising and relaxing that l hardly ever heard the end because I would fall asleep. I am 70 and still love them
I only have two albums, Tangram and Exit, never saw a concert but now I have TH-cam, what a blast! Greetings from Portugal 🇵🇹.
I'm in Birmingham now listening to it to fall asleep 😴
I remember when Exit came out, that is still in my playlist and was questioning the sanity of those who hated it and thought they had destroyed their style. Well We Won, that sound has lasted us for over 40 years.
Exit is so good, I bought it in Germany, when it came out.
What I like with this band is that even decades later, fans keep discovering new tracks, this is amazing !
How does music pull so much emotion out of me?? I just burst into tears! 😹!
I,ts because ,you are special to appriciate this ,like the rest of us,! don,t be negative toward it, it,s put here to enlighten our lives and make our lives "happy" and forever joyful,
being "tearful" only shows that you are receptive to this wonderful music I am with you on this, it,s beautiful,!!
@@timpearce3314 💖💖💖
The Dream just stands out as having there own certain and unique signatures and then a whole host of CDs with Edgar that have always hit the proverbial Spiritual spot and sentimental needs at the right time in life. Truly a talent and a life saver so to say and a gift from all of Tangerine Dream, over the years.
TD - Brilliant EM Band ! Poland Love Tangerine Dream ;-)
you can just close your eyes...and feel the warmth of the setting...or rising sun. Astonishing.
👍🏻 yes
this is a masterpiece
Fantastic synth panorama soundscpae.🎹🎵
Just when I thought I have discovered all the treasures of Tangerine Dream, I stumbled upon this piece and I am in awe.
Hey, that's what I nearly thought right in this Moment. Greetings from a very great fan of this awsome band . . .
@@MK-jy3iz This band was referred to me recently, it truly is awesome
Have you heard their soundtrack album called 'Sorcerer'? It's amazing.
@@rasul01Indeed it is.
there is immense power contained in this piece of music
Futuristic and classic at the same time - love it.
Edgar Froese will never die!! brilliant song!! Thanks for sharing!
+MrFlorianschneider Indeed, but actually no one ever dies. It is only the temporal material body that stops functioning. Edgar Froese himself knew that, and once said: "There is no death, there is just a change in our cosmic address". So he understood the fundamental wisdom presented to us in the timeless and magnificent Bhagavad-gita (www.asitis.com), written down 5000 years ago, and teaching everything we should know about the eternal soul, karma and reincarnation
I sincerely hope you're both right. It would be good not to have truly lost him.
But I have a doubt. And that's the first step toward knowledge.
This is reportedly a Christoph Franke composition fyi.
@@TheFpCassini , indeed. Of the 4 tracks from that 'session', 2 of them (Beach Bay Bunker & Red Morpho) are definately songs by Edgar Froese [you can compare them to his solo works; Froese has a very distinct and recognisable style of composing]. The 2 other tracks (Valley Of The Sun & Vanishing Blue) are definately songs by Christopher Franke, maybe with some added synths by Froese later on.
If you first listen to Valley Of The Sun & Vanishing Blue and then to Beach Bay Bunker & Red Morpho, you can notice the difference in how both sets of songs are composed.
war eine fantastische Zeit
Could listen to this on loop all day!
This track demonstrates musical genius, simple as.
an amazing and very talented band...awesome track.
I had forgotten how much I loved TD. It been years since I hear this beautiful composition of instrumental music. Tunes for the mind and soul. Takes me back. Thank you.
Always my favorite. 80 to 90 were mine, but it was all good.amaz ing. Those were the days . Good friends good music, can't beat that.
A truly remarkable piece of music. A true journey. Superb.
Thanks for sharing this! This is awesome! I have been a fan since 1980, but I did not know about this master piece. It is a shame these 3 guys could not grow old together.
I was privileged to see Edgar’s last concert in Melbourne.
Thanks again!
One of the bests
Still listening after more than 20 years!!!!!!
I always thought they did the most incredible movie music!
My fav track for a long time, very majestic yet detached
Tangerine Dream for ever !!!!!!!!!!!!!
One of the best pieces of music ever written!!!
Very Inspirational Music Thanks Helps Me Meditate When i'm Working on My Movie Script..
It's a beatiful song.
Wonderful. They were such a killer band.
Old and new harmonies are synthesized where the shadows meet and go to the light under the sun.
Good grief! This is soooo sublime!!!
Deeply hypnotic composition 😃
Yes! Idk why but the first stage pulled so much emotion out of me.
I love that there music has stood the test of time... For me they are the originals when it comes to this music.... And obviously has inspired many since....I've been listening to them for over 20 years and always will till the day I die... I have played there music for all my favorite moments if you know what I mean.... I would love them to play at my wedding to my future wife.... One can hope lol... Thank you TD for all your great music.....
Fantastic group I love all their albums, I'm 69 years .
Dream sequence drifted to another galaxy
Masterpiece.
This song and every song that they did for grand theft auto 5, it just reminds me of someone that I really miss and people that pass away
Phew. There's always been since maybe Phaedra, a sadness in much of the music. When Edgar crossed over, as I listened to some stuff I thought it was as if he'd composed his own requiem music........the last part Of Rubycon is just unbearably sad, though I just survived it a few hours ago. No way could I bear to hear it for years after a massively heavy bereavement, took about 13 yrs to get the CD after that.
Such an amazing tune transporting such a wonderful mood...
This is Tangerine Dream at their best. Great audio.
This is the sort of music I can relax to.
I was listening to Dreamstate Logic and this track appeared... Thank you youtube logarithms and thanks for the upload!
Damn this is a beautiful piece of music!
Beutiful music to listen to. Helps to unwind. Good beat and sounds.🎶🎵🎼🎹🌜🌠⭐🌛
Sonidos que me recuerdan el estilo de vangelis, esta banda electrónica es un clásico en su estilo y trayectoria.👍👍👍👍👍
Ich bin ein Nürnberger but now live in the USA. 72 yrs going strong and still enjoying their music. Been a long time listener.
Ride the Ray is absolutely outstanding, and the guitar solo for the last 3 minutes is beyond brilliant.
Really beautiful a star in the sky
TKS
Well with a Art of Noise image, i can only Say.. Your with me.. I Love both TDream and Art of Noise..Grew up with them both.
Wow.....Sooooo Amazing Synthesizer Music.....
Hy...
Banda excepcional. Músicas profundas para você viajar.
Thanks a lot Richard W. This song *Valley of the Sun* 🌞 gives a lot of energy, wisdom and light in our path to eternity. We're/ will be facing our own destiny...in life and in heaven. Friendships and "DREAMS" flourish together my friend. I love this music❤️ I am very grateful to you for sharing it with us. Cheers
I find that I am still catching up with as yet unheard compositions; pieces if you will by TD and this is just another of those amazing pieces!
Love the melodic tonality of the composition overall which blends so well with the Title “Valley Of The Sun” ☀️
Being an almost strictly digital production, I still think it has an analogue warmth about it! Absolutely beautiful, as always, when it comes to TD!
well, technically, if it is made with synthesizers, it is analog, because it changes an analog wave function. You can find more on it if you search for Wendy Carlos' explanation of it
But, It just isn’t, is it!
I’ve worked with synthesizers since 1982, and I know how digital machines changed everything! The warmth diappeared, unless you really worked with them, and still, it was not the same……I remember my first DX7…. It was great! But it was COLD, no matter what you did….The only time it was ok, was when You played the saxophone with the breathcontrol device, which was quite expensive…… Otherwise it was brilliant with say, later Gary Numan….. when he did New Anger! Then came the Roland D50, in 1987, which was much, much better in copying warmth and analogue sounds…..
Well, then fuck it! Its all waves an waveterms, But You know, Digital is 1 and 0, and in a few moments tri state….. Analogue is just waveforms, created by energy produced by electric current, fed through different resistrors, filters and oscillators….it is not an exact science, it is controlled by the human behind the keyboard, the current avaliable at the time, and lack of memorycircuits makes it much more difficult to master! You have to be a better man and musician to play it! As Wendy Carlos was! He/She was/is one of the best, Ever!!!
I think the reason why is because Frose and Franke had master-level understanding of synthesis and programming. This in a sense freed them from the confines of the default of "coldness" that digital synthesizers of that day created.
Love this album always listen to when I’m going to bed.
This is masterpiece. I wonder why they didn't release it earlier.
First to like 2 TD songs on the same day, another incredible day to be me.
2000 likes. Only visible to myself. Thank you for the comment.
@@RichardW001 Best comment to have replied to ever lol.
Beatiuful song
So sad we never hear TD on the public radio any more, thank for uploading ♥
I heard some in Austin TX on a very eclectic station :) it's rare though
Raven: Try listening to "Star's End" radio show if you can. Chuck Van Zyl is in charge of it (I think he's located in Philadelphia, PA, USA). He plays both electronic music CDs and also has live performances by groups and artists like Air Sculpture, Ian Boddy, and Radio Massacre International at his radio station.
@@philipclayberg4928 Thanks for the heads up!
Raven: You're quite welcome. I have so many electronic music CDs now that it's almost like having my very own electronic music radio station (except that I'd still be way too nervous to be the host/DJ).
@@philipclayberg4928 don't be nervous, you might surprise yourself ;)
Such an outstanding composition! Esp. the final part.
the `80s although born in the `40s was my baptism of music...this was part of that catharsis
It just doesn't get much more beautiful than this! Especially the intro! Wow! I love this & the entire 5th CD from Dream Roots with all the unreleased goodies on it! Stunning! What a wonderful time in TD's life!!
Y'all play such B-U-T-ful muzak, I can't get enuff!
Thanky!
Extraordinary . Thank you for this.. My favorite electronica band.
I love so much this tune.
Optical race sounds Love TD !;))
Danke mein lieber Klaus. Hoffe Du bist wohlauf und gesund.! Halt die Ohren steif.! (das mit dem Mond.!)
A MASTERPIECE OF MUSIC! GHEORGHE T. IVASCU
Great period in TD's music. You get the impression that Froese and Franke were putting stuff together after Schmoelling left in October 1985 but then maybe shelved it after Paul Haslinger joined the band in early 1986 so they could put out what he brought to the band. Lovely piece this. This and Vanishing Blue were worth the asking price of the Dream Roots box set alone!
Jerrys000 Agreed!
Actually, I think the whole CD 5 Of Dream Roots Collection is much better than Le Parc and much better than what they did with Haslinger after Franke's departure (Optical Race, Lilly On The Beach, Melrose, etc.) . Quite stupidly enough, the nice booklet doesn't give any information about the four unreleased tracks on the box set !
@@Marctull66 I agree for the other two you mention, but "Optical Race" is a true masterpiece
@@jurjenvanderhoek316 : well, I rarely use that word (masterpiece), but I do understand you. :o)) I do prefer Optical Race to the two next, even though I don't dislike them... I'm rather a fan of the 70's and early 80's era of TD... just to situate myself. Optical Race has got a warmer sound compared to what came next, and several tracks I really enjoy a lot. I bought the LP at the time of release as I followed them closely and regret I didn't try to find a good bazrgain for the CD (I bought a CD player quite late (early 1989) and the CD's were so expensive that I went on buying a lot of LP's until they disappeared). I own now the re-recorded version by Edgar Froese, that's got a bonus track but as a whole, I hear some little differences and I'd prefer to have the original recording on CD.
This beats all the stuff up to today ... 2018. Fantastic. Music today is cr@p.
Have you listened to Binkbeats? Truely innovative artist in my opinion.
TD is a rich and remaining musical treasure.
Beautiful
very good thanks edgar rip
I miss him. Only got the chance to see him once, and that was not enough.
Simply beautiful
A Most PERFECT composition!!!!!
Beatynicemusic
still playing all of there tracks BRILL
this man was pure genius cant say much more
It's like he put people's souls into music.
A classic forever tune from one of my favorite prog bands.
Just discovered this track, awesome as all TD music
For some reason, there's at least one part of this piece that reminds me of Erasure's music. Maybe Vince Clarke listened to 1980s Tangerine Dream recordings?
They were superb Froese, Hasslinger, and Franke, weren't they ,many thanks for this .
steven.this was just edgar.r i p. and chris...before paul joined.
Not as good as what went before but a damn sight better than what followed.
Amazing piece. Joyful and sunny :)
Masterpiece. I recall 1986 as a great year in the greatest of decades.
One of their best, i.m.o.
Thanks for sharing.
I meditate and draw to their music,
thanks for the great music all the best for 2021 richard
Beautiful music. Love an peace : )
.. ............ only one word................
(BEAUTIFUL)!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Pure magic
And thus we truly hear part of the origins and influence upon Trance.
I kicked off my passion for electronic music with Kraftwerk's 'Autobahn'. I thereafter stumbled upon the early works of Vangelis, Jean-Michel Jarre, and found the absolute masters of the art of electronic diversity...Tangerine Dream!
Somebody mentioned Poland...an absolutely KICKING album for its time and displaying the T. Dreams outstanding ability to manipulate the electronic sound from the extreme to the melodical, with a pinch of early T.V Sci-Fi thrown in (Street hawk)
Go to the SORCERER (The wages of fear) for the deepest end of T.Dream's electronic reach and range, however, as this is basically one of those rare examples of a band composing an absolutely PERFECT sequence of scores for a movie.
The beginning reminds me a "Legend of a white Stupa" by Oliver Shanti & his friends :')
Never heard this track before, what a Gem.. My first encounter with Tangerine Dream was with Streethawk, and a theme Tune that was a series i watched when i was like 11. I loved the Soundtrack and never knew who it was for years, then.. Somehow a film came on TV i Think it was Legend, years later. The film i thought at the time was not very good. But the Music intrigued me. The film ended and the Titles came up. TANGERINE DREAM. I had in the back of my Mind a recollection of them..
I searched the local Record Store and found a section of Electronic Music. My first purchase was Electronic Meditation, i was'nt that much impressed with it.. it was like mediocre to what i thought.
But one Track stud out, it was White Eagle. It had all the right Tones and Elements what to me was Music. On that one Track I purchased one more Album. It was a best of Compilation. I think it had Livemiles, what an Album.
I can hear that this fits in with that time frame.. But too be honest i couldn't find anything to relate too when Johannes left. I have since began to follow Loom, go there you will know what i am sketching about. Too my opinion the Brains behind TDream.
I am so thankful for Loom, and of course all the Schmoelling music he made following his TD years.
Want to see a movie with the BEST TD soundtrack, and a fantastic movie too? "Thief" made in 1981 starring James Caan and directed by Michael Mann.
TD flew under my radar in the 70/80s. Now retired, with a pair of BT headphones I have just discovered their genius. A bottle and a half of Spanish red on the roof terrace and it has been worth all the hassle of flying Ryanair to Malaga. Fantastic.....chin chin
Yes Richard! This number and Vanishing Blue were on very limited compilations. They're both among my most listen tangerine dream tracks. Thank! 😃
Cracking track.
Tangerinedreamisverynice
RIP. Edgar.
Magical track.
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London, England
November 1991
The sun was setting in the horizon behind the hills. Qamar Mackenzie's legs pumped to the rhythm of her run; next week is the school rugby game and she made sure to stay active. The sky had become a fiery orange and a cool autumn breeze blew through the thick fabrics of her sweatshirt and headscarf; it's time to head on home before the street lights turn on. Big Ben rang it's bells, telling everyone it's the evening and rush hour resumed from the morning. At last, Qamar made it to the station where her train to Southwark pulled in. She sat in her seat, breathing hard but satisfied.
The music for this story starts at 7:02
I know this song was released in 1985-1986 but the early 90s is somewhat transitioning from the 1980s