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Set One Nottingham Nov 8th 1976, Albert Hall
1-1 Part One 33:42
1-2 Part Two 32:14
1-3 Part Three 13:43
Set Two Washington April 4th 1977, Lisner Auditorium (2-CD Set)
2-1 Introduction 1:10
2-2 Cherokee Lane 17:07
2-3 Interlude One 1:03
2-4 Monolight 19:35
2-5 Interlude Two 3:06
2-6 Monolith 27:16
3-1 Drywater Rush 13:24
3-2 Interlude Three 2:20
3-3 Rain In Spain 10:31
3-4 Interview 3:07
3-5 Octagon 9:02
3-6 Closing Words 2:07
Set Three Hamburg Feb 24th 1978, Audimax
4-1 Part One 43:12
4-2 Part Two 9:18
Set Four Newcastle October 25th 1981, City Hall (2-CD Set)
5-1 Logos Part 1 9:58
5-2 Sobornost (Edinburgh Castle) 7:50
5-3 Digital Times Suite 15:31
5-4 Bondy Paradise 13:14
6-1 Mojave Plan 26:32
6-2 Thermal Inversion 12:20
6-3 Remote Viewing / Force Majeure / The Price 7:15
6-4 Kiew Mission 7:16
6-5 Choronzon 10:10
Set Five Frankfurt June 11th 1983, Fassbinder Memorial
7-1 Fassbinder Memorial Concert 35:09
• NEWLY REMASTERED 7CD CLAMSHELL BOX RE-ISSUE OF THE BOOTLEG BOX VOL. 2 BY TANGERINE DREAM.
• FEATURING LEGENDARY LIVE RECORDINGS FROM NOTTINGHAM ALBERT HALL 1976, WASHINGTON 1977, HAMBURG 1978, NEWCASTLE CITY HALL 1981 AND THE FASSBINDER MEMORIAL CONCERT, FRANKFURT 1983.
This 7 CD clamshell boxed set features a selection of recordings made at five concerts recorded between November 1976 and June 1983 by different incarnations of the sonic pioneers.
The first two concerts recorded in Nottingham in November 1976 and Washington in April 1977 feature the legendary line-up of Edgar Froese, Chris Franke and Peter Baumann. The latter concert was broadcast live on FM radio as part of a US Tour that spawned the live album ‘Encore’.
The 1978 concert in Hamburg featured a short-lived line-up which featured Froese and Franke joined by vocalist and flautist Steve Jolliffe and drummer Klaus Krieger.
The concert at Newcastle City Hall in October 1981 was part of the tour to promote the album ‘Exit’ and featured the trio of Edgar Froese, Chris Franke and Johannes Schmoelling. In 1983 this line-up performed a memorial concert in Frankfurt for the German film director Rainer Fassbinder who had passed away the previous year.
The nature of Tangerine Dream’s music meant that improvisation was a key factor in their live performances, making each performance unique. This makes these recordings so fascinating. Unavailable for many years, this Esoteric Reactive edition has been newly remastered.
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