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Vicochet | 1 May 2007 01:25
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Re: Radio Eins Elektrobeats

Yes, I remember seeing Olaf there. I even had some Ricochet Dream label CDs 
of mine to hand to him for radio play, but he was quite elusive, just like 
some other fans I was planning to meet ;-) But plans get slewed when they 
hit reality!
Cheers,
Vic Rek
P.S. Edgar is a GREAT MAN IMO! (nuff said)

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> Looks like Olaf Zimmerman interviewed Edgar just after the Astoria gig,
> tune in on May the 2nd

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Vicochet | 1 May 2007 01:28
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Re: Re: Why is NOBODY saying any of this? Blargh!!! ;)

I Spoke with Chris Hausl: He fully supports TD and hopes the tradition of 
new ground-breaking EM continues.
Of course this is my interpretation - but I believe all band memebers love 
being in Tangerine Dream. Vic

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> Cheers Chris, you just saved me an email asking you what you thought
> of it. Strangely enough I think Chris Hausl's voice saves some of the
> tracks..but each to their own. Each release is a stepping stone to
> the next one. It's 8.55pm...shouldn't have a new album out by now? ;)
>
> andy

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michaeljean@earthlink.net | 1 May 2007 04:58
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Gilmour


I had the LP, Cassette and CD and VHS of Legend and never saw David Gilmour
in the credits.  What is the source of that info?

MJ

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> Just to make a slight TD connection, David Gilmour played on The
> Madcap Laughs and on "Is Your Love Strong Enough?" from the Legend
> soundtrack.
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> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legend_%28Tangerine_Dream_soundtrack%29
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kevin putry | 1 May 2007 04:27
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RE: The 1977 tour

I'm not familiar with the Detroit performance. Why do you refer to it as "famous"? 

Robert MacDonald <astrophobia <at> hotmail.com> wrote:                                  TD did a similar pattern for the '78 tour with of
coarse elements of Cyclone 
 throughout most of the '78 stuff. The '77 tour is by far a greater 
 masterpiece than anything done in '78. I think most people would agree. Out 
 of the shows that I heard from that tour my favorite shows were Montreal ,77 
 (Patroling Space Borders), Washington ,77 and the famous Detroit ,77 
 (Acoustic L.S.D.)

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 >Subject: [tadream] The 1977 tour
 >Date: Sat, 28 Apr 2007 20:15:17 +0100
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 >What's so great about the '77 tour is that clearly they had the bones of a
 >structure to follow. Hence, the audience were pretty much guaranteed a
 >superb show unlike the pure improvisation of earlier years which could 
 >spawn
 >genius but could equally produce long passages where they were clearly 
 >still
 >grappling with the technology at their disposal.
 >
 >
 >
 >What impresses me is that there was still no way of storing sequences /
 >patches etc on the modular so they must have remembered/documented the
 >structure and re-set it all up night after night. Since my Sgt Eddie post
 >the boys performed over 15 concerts I believe. That's a pretty hectic
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Graham Getty | 1 May 2007 08:02

RE: The 1977 tour

Part of the Detroit show was immortalized on the vinyl bootleg 'Emerald
Beyond'. Edgar really went for it with his guitar antics and it's often
described as "Heavy Metal EM".

More info...

http://www.vitn.homepage.t-online.de/theemera.htm

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> >
> >I'm not familiar with the Detroit performance. Why do you refer to it as
> >"famous"?
> >
> >Robert MacDonald <astrophobia <at> hotmail.com> wrote:
> >TD did a similar pattern for the '78 tour with of coarse elements of
> >Cyclone
> > throughout most of the '78 stuff. The '77 tour is by far a greater
> > masterpiece than anything done in '78. I think most people would agree.
> >Out
> > of the shows that I heard from that tour my favorite shows were Montreal
> >,77
> > (Patroling Space Borders), Washington ,77 and the famous Detroit ,77
> > (Acoustic L.S.D.)
> >
> > >From: "Graham Getty" <graham.getty <at> lineone.net>
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Jan Wojtecki | 1 May 2007 09:29
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Re: CARDIFF FAN MEET 2007

Chris and All,

A great idea for the meet and wish we could have joined you, but sadly
this coincides with our hols.

Hope you all have a rave as Cardiff does buzz in the evenings - I can vouch
for that.

All the best
Chris &Jan

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maximusprimemx | 1 May 2007 02:27
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Youtube TD mini,mini,mini clip

Hey TD maniacs i´ve found an interesting mini TD clip inserted in a Spanish documetal

can any one tell me from wich date is?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kUPSxcAtPQw

Russ

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earyck | 1 May 2007 04:50
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RE: MADCRAP'S FLINGING DOODIE

hey all
 i am buying the dvd/cd even though i allready have a "free" copy of
it.
i was also checking to see if you all were still awake. this group
seems to fall asleep at times. maybe it's that dante stuff?

any way, i like everything they do but some stuff a hell of a lot more
then others.  1988-2004 the old stuff is just the cats ass.

i like seven letters but that's just funny shit right there. :)
great response, loved it thanks. 

i think we can a agree to disagree, no?yes?huh?lol   
no i'm not on crack.
ok so buy it listen to it and then talk about it cause that's what we
are going to do. and then we are communicating and i think that is all
edgar or any musician is trying to do.

peace keep it real homies.:)
i'm out
eric 

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Heiko Heerssen | 1 May 2007 10:55
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Re: Youtube TD mini,mini,mini clip

--- In tadream <at> yahoogroups.com, "maximusprimemx" <maximusprimemx <at> ...>
wrote:
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> Hey TD maniacs i´ve found an interesting mini TD clip inserted in a
Spanish documetal
> 
> can any one tell me from wich date is?
> 
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kUPSxcAtPQw
> 
> Russ
>

Thanks for letting us know. Mmmhhh..my best guess would be that it's a
live extract from 1973 (I havent' yet seen the French "Pop Deux"
documentary, in case this snippet is identical then it's February
1973).  The clip is quite nice..."Rick Wakeman, the Richard Clayderman
of Progressive Rock?" :-)

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Robert MacDonald | 1 May 2007 15:43
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RE: The 1977 tour

This show was during a time when alot of popular rock acts of the mid '70s 
were performing at the Ford Aud. in Detroit. So TD played a progressive rock 
show that night and lead me to believe it was to fit in with the scene of 
the time. I don't know if famous would be the right term, but it has a good 
ring to it.

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>Reply-To: tadream <at> yahoogroups.com
>To: tadream <at> yahoogroups.com
>Subject: RE: [tadream] The 1977 tour
>Date: Mon, 30 Apr 2007 19:27:41 -0700 (PDT)
>
>I'm not familiar with the Detroit performance. Why do you refer to it as 
>"famous"?
>
>Robert MacDonald <astrophobia <at> hotmail.com> wrote:                           
>        TD did a similar pattern for the '78 tour with of coarse elements 
>of Cyclone
>  throughout most of the '78 stuff. The '77 tour is by far a greater
>  masterpiece than anything done in '78. I think most people would agree. 
>Out
>  of the shows that I heard from that tour my favorite shows were Montreal 
>,77
>  (Patroling Space Borders), Washington ,77 and the famous Detroit ,77
>  (Acoustic L.S.D.)
>
>  >From: "Graham Getty" <graham.getty <at> lineone.net>
>  >Reply-To: tadream <at> yahoogroups.com
>  >To: <tadream <at> yahoogroups.com>
>  >Subject: [tadream] The 1977 tour
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