Great video shame about the song

I thought his stuff was solid, but sometimes goes on a bit, but hey that’s electronic music for you

No lineup has ever lasted more than 6 or 7 years and there have been 42 lineups

November 2024 Poll – what are your favourite Tangerine Dream albums released in the 1970s? Multiple votes:
1. Ricochet
2. Force Majeure
3. Rubycon
4. Phaedra
5. Stratosfear
6. Encore
7. Zeit
8. Sorcerer
9. Cyclone
10. Atem
11. Alpha Centauri
12. Electronic Meditation

Best lineup in decades, and far more than Klaus Schulze in Tangerine Dream who was only in the band for 9 months :)

YouTube video by Andy King Warrington-Runcorn New Town Development Plan live at the Portland Arms, Cambridge. October 9, 2025

Warrington-Runcorn New Town Development Plan live at the Portland Arms, Cambridge. October 9, 2025

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50 years of STRATOSFEAR live in Tromsø, Norway 2026 50 år med Stratosfear #NorthernLightsFestival #tangerinedream www.nordlysfestivalen.no/en/program/t...

best lineup in decades

And then he scrapped most of TD's music and added insult to injury by adding Keith Jarrett's Spheres/Hymns part 3 over the top of their score in places. Still a great soundtrack and film. Most of Sorcerer was scored by Edgar and Peter Baumann

most of their drums are hand played

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People who slag off Tangerine Dream for their soundtrack for KRULL - when they didn't. I have zero time for you ;)

Plus Vaughn Williams

Released today in 1981: Exit, one of Tangerine Dream’s most critically acclaimed albums.

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The Fall had 50 :)

up to the 42nd lineup at the moment

He was in the 9th lineup of TD, lasting about 9 months in the group (1969-1970, TD having been formed in 1967). Great musician.

Keith Jarrett's Hymns/Spheres part 3 is superb

Great music by Keith Jarrett as well, sometimes mixed in with TD's score

YouTube video by Faded Dust Collections Propeller Island – The Secret Convention (1988)

Still one of my favourite ambient albums of all time - 'The Secret Convention' by Propeller Island www.youtube.com/watch?v=FHI-...

He said they were asked to copy Comfortably Numb but they said no, so Mann asked Craig Safan instead.Check out the track Confrontation

+ music by Craig Safan

1990

Tangerine Dream - Polish Tour
27.8.25: Gdansk, Poland
28.8.25: Wroclaw, Poland
29.8.25: Katowice, Poland
30.8.25: Lublin, Poland
31.8.25: Białystok, Poland

'The Wages of Fear' is a masterpiece, Sorcerer is the second remake, the first being 1958's Violent Road. Sorcerer also uses music from Keith Jarrett's Hymns/Spheres part 3, sometimes mixed in with Tangerine Dream's score

The 25 Best Movie Scores of the 1970s The film music of the '70s was most exciting because of the musicians you'd never find in a studio executive's rolodex.

Did you know that Leo Kottke was Terrence Malik's first choice to write the score for Days of Heaven? Some great scores here amongst the usual Goldsmith/Williams crap, including Tangerine Dream, Wendy Carlos, Popol Vuh, Goblin, Sun Ra...
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Steve Rothery

They did a large tour of the States a couple of years ago - 19 dates? They are unlikely to repeat session guests bar Steve Roach

True, but their mid 80s to 90s albums all sold 150,000 copies each in the states. Sadly cancelled tours affected their profile in the States