TANGERINE DREAM Cyclone LP electronic progressive SEALED
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Overkill packaging as usual with tracking via USPS media for $4.00
and yes, I do combine. Open records are cleaned with Utrasonic cleaning
system and in new 3 mil inner and outer plastic sleeves
Tangerine Dream biography
Edgar Froese first formed The Ones in 1965. After several private concerts (notably at Salvador Dali's house), the band changes its name for Tangerine Dream.
After a first release featuring Klaus Schulze and Conrad Schnitzler "Electronic Meditation" (1969) Tangerine Dream will abandon aleatoric experimentations to concentrate on radical cosmic synth atmospheres. "Alpha Centauri" (1971) will be a landmark of the band's first explorations in electronic realms. Without a regular pulse but just with organ chords, a few manipulated guitar lines and synthesisers effects, "Alpha Centauri" remains an absolute epic and classic cosmic adventure. The following year, the contemplative "Zeit" represents a milestone, an abstract & timeless musical world. "Atem" (1973) whose line up (Froese / Franke / Baumann) will participate to TD's classic years until 1977 is an obscure and mind-blowing electronic symphony.
In 1973 start TD's classic & popular Virgin years. The captivating "Phaedra" contributes to the trademark sound of TD, with Moog arpeggio, pulsating sequencer patterns and powerful synthesisers sounds. An all time classic that launched the band's notoriety and career outside of Germany. Next to "Phaedra", "Rubycon", the live "Ricochet" and "Stratosfear" deliver ethereal and complex rhythmical soundscapes. In 1977, the band released the soundtrack of "Sorcerer" (directed by William Friedkin). A dark, moody atmospheric album (with a rather similar material used in previous albums). "Sorcerer" is also the last studio work with the classic TD line up. The vocalist Steve Joliffe and the drummer Klaus Krieger were employed for Paul Baumann's replacement and record "Cyclone". Disconcerted, the album is badly seen by the public and the critic despite that it introduced many interesting elements to TD's music. In 1979, almost in duet, Edgar Froese and Chris Franke record "Force Majeure".
Tangerine Dream ?– Cyclone
Label: Virgin International ?– VI 2097 Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, ReissueCountry: US Released: 1981 Genre: Electronic Style: Krautrock, Ambient
Tracklist
A1 Bent Cold Sidewalk 13:00 A2 Rising Runner Missed By Endless Sender 4:55 B Madrigal Meridian 20:32Companies, etc.
- Manufactured By – Jem Records, Inc.
- Distributed By – Jem Records, Inc.
- Phonographic Copyright (p) – Virgin Records
- Copyright (c) – Virgin Records
- Pressed By – Hub-Servall Record Mfg. Corp.
- Published By – Virgin Music, Inc.
- Recorded At – Audio Studios, Berlin
- Mastered At – Atlantic Studios
Credits
- Drums [Polyester Custom Built Drums With Multi Trigger Unit], Percussion [Electronic Percussion], Cymbal [Paiste Cymbals], Percussion [Bubims], Gong [Burma Gong Set] – Klaus Krieger*
- Engineer [Recording Engineer] – Ottmar Bergler
- Lyrics By – Steve Jolliffe (tracks: A1, A2)
- Mastered By – GP*
- Painting [Cover Painting] – Edgar Froese
- Photography By [Cover Inside Photograph] – Monique Froese
- Producer, Mixed By – Tangerine Dream
- Synthesizer [Moog Modular Synthesizer], Sequenced By [Projekt Electronic Sequenzer], Sequenced By [Computerstudio Digital Sequenzer], Mellotron [Loop Mellotron], Mellotron [Mellotron M 400], Synthesizer [Arp Soloist Synthesizer], Synthesizer [Elka String Synthesizer], Percussion [Electronic Percussion], Sequenced By [Oberheim Sequenzer], Synthesizer [Oberheim Eight Voice Polyphonic Synthesizer], Synthesizer [Oby One] – Chris Franke*
- Synthesizer [Oberheim Eight Voice Polyphonic Synthesizer], Mellotron [Twin Keyboard Mellotron Mark V], Synthesizer [Arp Omni String Synthesizer], Synthesizer [Arp Digital Soloist Synthesizer], Synthesizer [Moog Modular Synthesizer And Project Electronic Time Control System], Guitar [Gibson Les Paul Custom Guitars], Synthesizer [Korg PS 3100 Polyphonic Synthesizer], Guitar [Roland GS 500 Guitar And GR 500 Controller], Synthesizer [Solina String Ensemble], Acoustic Guitar [Ovation Acoustic Guitar] – Edgar Froese
- Vocals, Flute [Bass Flute], Flute [Alto Flute], Concert Flute [C-Flute], Piccolo Flute [Piccolo], Cor Anglais, Bass Clarinet, Clavinet [Hohner Clavinet], Synthesizer [Elka String Synthesizer], Grand Piano, Electric Piano [Fender Rhodes], Synthesizer [Roland System 100 Synthesizer], Horns [Tenor And Soprano Horns], Lyricon [Lyricon By Computone] – Steve Jolliffe
- Written-By – Franke*, Froese*, Jolliffe*
Notes
The 1981 release date is not present anywhere on the release. Only 1978 dates appear on the cover and vinyl labels.Recorded January 1978 at Audio Studios Berlin
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