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Another Tangerine Dream track called "Green Desert" sounds inspired by the opening track on Pink Floyd's "Obscured by Clouds". Since Froese's death in 2015, the group has been under the leadership of Thorsten Quaeschning. Until late 2014, Tangerine Dream comprised Edgar Froese, as well as Thorsten Quaeschning, who first collaborated in the composition of Froese was fascinated by technology and skilled in using it to create music. I haven't played either album for some time, but Electronic Meditation was a love-at-first-listen album for me -- it strongly resonated with me.
The concerts generally included large amounts of unreleased and improvised material and were consequently widely Most of Tangerine Dream's albums are entirely instrumental. Mit ihrer Musik und der visuellen Gestaltung ihrer Platten und Bühnenauftritte schuf sie einen seinerzeit neuartigen Stil.

"we can change the world without anyone noticing the difference" - Franco Falsini A track where Tangerine Dream were obviously inspired by Pink Floyd is this version of "Shy People", they use some very similar sounds and chords to Floyd's "Wish You Were Here". Among other scoring projects, they helped create the soundtrack for the video game In the late 1960s and early 1970s, Tangerine Dream existed as several short-lived incarnations, all of which included Froese, who teamed up with several musicians from West Berlin's underground music scene, including Froese's most notable association was his partnership with A number of other members were also part of Tangerine Dream for shorter periods of time. Jerome Froese left in 2006 after a concert at the Tempodrom in Berlin. It's almost plagiarism. The group has seen many personnel changes over the years, with Froese having been the only continuous member until his death in January 2015. Die Angaben über die Anzahl ihrer verkauften Tonträger schwanken zwischen 260 und 300 Millionen. Tangerine Dream are considered pioneers of the early days of From the late 1990s into the 2000s, Tangerine Dream continued to explore other styles of instrumental music as well as electronica. I don't find those two albums so similar.
Much as I like "A Saucerful...", I never loved it as much. He made the score for the experimental film "Never shoot the bathroom man", directed by Jürgen Polland. He built Their mid-1970s work has been profoundly influential in the development of electronic music styles such as In the 1980s, along with other electronic music pioneers such as Tangerine Dream's earliest concerts were visually simple by modern standards, with three men sitting motionless for hours alongside massive electronic boxes festooned with patch cords and a few flashing lights. 2009-02-22, 07:06 PM #2. calyx1 Guest I'm a fan. Some of the more notable members are Steve Schroyder (organist, 1971–1972), Throughout the 1990s and into the 2000s, Tangerine Dream was often joined on stage by Zlatko Perica or Gerald Gradwohl on guitars, and Emil Hachfeld on electronic drums. Pink Floyd fans surely must have some affinity for the music of Tangerine Dream. Corp. Clegg never makes the cut though. Tangerine Dream is a German electronic music band founded in 1967 by Edgar Froese.

Arguably its most notable feature is that it marks the recorded debut of Klaus Schulze, who played drums on the album but left soon afterwards for a distinguished solo career as a synthesist. He was 70. Floyd.....never really liked the first TD lp that much. Edgar Froese, whose band Tangerine Dream crafted an ambient and futuristic sound that set the stage for generations of electronic artists, has died, his son said Friday. Three albums that prominently featured lyrics were Throughout the 1980s, Tangerine Dream composed scores for more than 20 films. I once put it on repeat five or six times. Anyone? Go to about 5:00 in the below video and you'll notice that the beat, guitar solo and synth pads are very similar to Floyd's original track, just a little slower. No vote, I still have to hear EM for the first time. It's a bizarre and now incongruous experiment in raucous "free rock" made with a conventional drum/bass/guitar line-up and various found sounds.

This had been an interest of Froese's since the late 1960s, when he scored an obscure Polish film, as well as appearing as an actor in several German underground films. Many of the group's soundtracks were composed at least partially of reworked material from the band's studio albums or work that was in progress for upcoming albums; see, for example, the resemblance between the track "Igneous" on their soundtrack for Tangerine Dream also composed the soundtrack score for the video game In 2016, Tangerine Dream released their own version of the Several of the band's albums released during the 1990s were nominated for Grammy Awards.In later years, Tangerine Dream released albums in series.