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kevin | 1 Apr 2008 06:02
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Re: The Soldier Japanese DVD

Hey Jeffrey. I received my Strange Behavior DVD in the maiil today. 
It's a 2003 edition put out by Elite Entertainment, catalog #EE2342. 
It sounds pretty good. I haven't ran it through my stereo yet but it 
does sound good. Unfortunately, it sounds like most of the tracks 
are only excerpts, so all of them are quite short but it's the 
closest thing to having an official release of the soundtrack. Also, 
for some reason they also included the rock/pop songs from the film. 
Only a couple of them fortunately. You can usually find an 
inexpensive copy of this disc online fairly easily. 

--- In tadream <at> yahoogroups.com, "Jeffrey Au-Yeung" 
<jeffrey.auyeung <at> ...> wrote:
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> Thanks please let me know its edition and cat. no., and how it 
sounds.
> 
> J.
> 
> On 3/31/08, kevin putry <sequencer76 <at> ...> wrote:
> >
> >   Strange Behavior was released with the isolated music score. I 
just
> > purchased one and am waiting for it's arrival.
> >
> > Jeffrey Au-Yeung <jeffrey.auyeung <at> ... <jeffrey.auyeung%
40gmail.com>>
> > wrote: As far as my memory serves, the only TD-scored movie that 
ever got an
> > isolated clean musical track on a DVD release was Legend. I 
cannot recall
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Pal S. | 1 Apr 2008 07:26
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Re: The Electronic Magic Of Tangerine Dream - The Anthology

Thanx for the link. It DOES sound really promising.
Can't wait till I get the new CDs.

Pal

--- Pertou <j_pertou <at> yahoo.com> wrote:

> Includes most of the tracks from the "The Anthology
> Decades - The
> Space Years - Vol. 1" can be downloaded here:
>
http://www.emusic.com/album/Tangerine-Dream-The-Electronic-Magic-Of-Tangerine-Dream-The-Anth-MP3-Download/11185519.html
> or
>
http://www.amazon.com/Electronic-Magic-Tangerine-Dream-Anthology/dp/B0016OCWIC
> (only for US citizens)
> 
> CDS has announced it will also be released as
> 3-LP+7"-single and 2-CD.
> 
> Check it out! Nice to have the music two weeks
> before Eastgate ships
> the items.
> 
> 

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rockyrobin_99 | 1 Apr 2008 17:15
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Preparing For Eindhoven

Ladies & Gents
What are the modes of transport people are taking across the channel
in just under a fortnight? Are folk generally Eurostaring it??

Any drivers out there offering car sharing...or covoiturage as they
say on the Continent! Contributions to petrol of course.

Come on folks...do as the Europeans do...poole resources & ditch those
British values of Me Myself & I..

Joking of course!

Rockyrobin

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ajking106 | 1 Apr 2008 18:08
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Re: Preparing For Eindhoven

Plane...then bus mate

--- In tadream <at> yahoogroups.com, "rockyrobin_99" <rockyrobin_99 <at> ...> 
wrote:
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> Ladies & Gents
> What are the modes of transport people are taking across the channel
> in just under a fortnight? Are folk generally Eurostaring it??
> 
> Any drivers out there offering car sharing...or covoiturage as they
> say on the Continent! Contributions to petrol of course.
> 
> Come on folks...do as the Europeans do...poole resources & ditch those
> British values of Me Myself & I..
> 
> Joking of course!
> 
> Rockyrobin
>

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ajking106 | 1 Apr 2008 18:12
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Future Rock: 1976

A rare(ish) thing....a paperbook that mentions TD (from 1976)

FUTURE ROCK by David Downing
Panther: 1976, ISBN 586 04308X

Chapter Nine: WHERE NO MOOG HAS GONE BEFORE	

Of all the continental groups that have ventured where no moog has 
gone before, Tangerine Dream seem to have ventured the furthest. They 
started out in 1967, playing material heavily influenced by the West 
Coast/acid rock scene. Edgar Froese, the only surviving member of the 
band from that time, lists the Floyd, the Airplane, the Doors and 
Hendrix, as the models for both their initial music and their move 
into less structured territories.

Their first album, Electronic Meditation, contains many reminiscences 
of the Floyd's early work, blended in with the anarchic strains of 
avant garde jazz. The instrumental line-up then still retained the 
conventional basics - guitar, keyboards, percussion, strings, but 
with additional instruments like broken glass, a whip and burning 
parchment.

Alpha Centauri, which followed in 1971, saw the introduction of the 
synthesizers and echo machines which would eventually take over 
completely, as the basics were abandoned one by one. The album was 
dedicated to `all people who feel obliged to space'; the title track, 
which took up all of the second side, being the archetypal `space is 
bleak' soundtrack. The flute wanders in and out of electronic astral 
landscapes; the organ solemnly rises and falls amidst the sounds of 
winds whistling across some distant wasteland.
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ajking106 | 1 Apr 2008 18:24
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Future Rock: 1976

A rare(ish) thing....a paperback book that mentions TD (from 1976)

FUTURE ROCK by David Downing
Panther: 1976, ISBN 586 04308X

Chapter Nine: WHERE NO MOOG HAS GONE BEFORE

Of all the continental groups that have ventured where no moog has
gone before, Tangerine Dream seem to have ventured the furthest. They
started out in 1967, playing material heavily influenced by the West
Coast/acid rock scene. Edgar Froese, the only surviving member of the
band from that time, lists the Floyd, the Airplane, the Doors and
Hendrix, as the models for both their initial music and their move
into less structured territories.

Their first album, Electronic Meditation, contains many reminiscences
of the Floyd's early work, blended in with the anarchic strains of
avant garde jazz. The instrumental line-up then still retained the
conventional basics - guitar, keyboards, percussion, strings, but
with additional instruments like broken glass, a whip and burning
parchment.

Alpha Centauri, which followed in 1971, saw the introduction of the
synthesizers and echo machines which would eventually take over
completely, as the basics were abandoned one by one. The album was
dedicated to `all people who feel obliged to space'; the title track,
which took up all of the second side, being the archetypal `space is
bleak' soundtrack. The flute wanders in and out of electronic astral
landscapes; the organ solemnly rises and falls amidst the sounds of
winds whistling across some distant wasteland.
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Richard Neal | 1 Apr 2008 18:46
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TDOC

Has anyone else received their TD Online Club card yet?  It's a
laminated card with a, presumably, Edgar Froese design on it and a TDI
symbol.  I now need to check with the TD site on what it can do, if
anything, yet.

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ajking106 | 1 Apr 2008 18:53
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Re: TDOC

Got mine today Richard, TD's admin says that info will be posted 'soon' 
on the how, why and when to use it. It's only valid from May, so 
chances are there won't be that much news until then (I'd imagine TD 
are quite busy gearing up for the Eindhoven gig as well).

--- In tadream <at> yahoogroups.com, "Richard Neal" <inferiorlulu <at> ...> wrote:
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> Has anyone else received their TD Online Club card yet?  It's a
> laminated card with a, presumably, Edgar Froese design on it and a TDI
> symbol.  I now need to check with the TD site on what it can do, if
> anything, yet.
>

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Chris Owen | 1 Apr 2008 18:26
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Re: Re: Preparing For Eindhoven

Drive, plane, train, short walk!

  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: ajking106 
  To: tadream <at> yahoogroups.com 
  Sent: Tuesday, April 01, 2008 5:08 PM
  Subject: [tadream] Re: Preparing For Eindhoven

  Plane...then bus mate

  --- In tadream <at> yahoogroups.com, "rockyrobin_99" <rockyrobin_99 <at> ...> 
  wrote:
  >
  > Ladies & Gents
  > What are the modes of transport people are taking across the channel
  > in just under a fortnight? Are folk generally Eurostaring it??
  > 
  > Any drivers out there offering car sharing...or covoiturage as they
  > say on the Continent! Contributions to petrol of course.
  > 
  > Come on folks...do as the Europeans do...poole resources & ditch those
  > British values of Me Myself & I..
  > 
  > Joking of course!
  > 
  > Rockyrobin
  >

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waveman | 1 Apr 2008 19:51
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Re: Preparing For Eindhoven

Good Idea Rocky, I live about 15 miles from the Ferry "Hoek Van Holland" if somebody takes the night boat, get
organised UK ! and I'm able to pick-up 3 people in the morning,  
All contact off-list please,  John (waveman2.3)           

  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: rockyrobin_99 
  To: tadream <at> yahoogroups.com 
  Sent: Tuesday, April 01, 2008 5:15 PM
  Subject: [tadream] Preparing For Eindhoven

  Ladies & Gents
  What are the modes of transport people are taking across the channel
  in just under a fortnight? Are folk generally Eurostaring it??

  Any drivers out there offering car sharing...or covoiturage as they
  say on the Continent! Contributions to petrol of course.

  Come on folks...do as the Europeans do...poole resources & ditch those
  British values of Me Myself & I..

  Joking of course!

  Rockyrobin

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