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Tangerine Dream - Tangerine Tree Volume 26: Brussels 1980 is one of the best albums, released in 2003. The genre of the album is not surprising - Electronic rock, Krautrock, The best audio rip (CD and Vinyl) is in MP3 320 kbit/s and you can download it as RAR or ZIP file format. The album is recorded in Germany and the lyrics language is German.
If you like the album and you can purchase it from your country, please visit the official website of the band:
http://www.voices-in-the-net.de/voiceshm.htm
List of songs/tracklist included in the album:
1. Undulation [1980 live version] 5:17
2. Oceadium [1980 live version] 6:54
3. Calymba Caly [1980 live version] 15:24
4. Undulation (Reprise) [320 1980 live version] 4:51
5. Bruparck [1980 live version] 4:14
6. Force Majeure [1980 live version] 3:27
7. The Price [1980 live version] 3:04
8. Silver Scale [1980 live version] 18:32
9. Horns Of Doom [1980 live version] 3:06
10. Phase Change [1980 live version] 4:18
11. Diamond Duster [1980 live version] 4:26
12. Diamond Diary (Guitar Part) [320 1980 live version] 9:49
13. Choronzon [1980 live version] 11:09
14. Atomium [1980 live version] 6:29
Total running time 101:00
Details
Recording date October 13, 1980
Recording site(s) Cirque Royal (Brussels)
Composer(s) Edgar Froese, Chris Franke, Johannes Schmoelling
Musician(s) Edgar Froese, Chris Franke, Johannes Schmoelling
Notes
The Europe/US tour of autumn 1980 was Johannes Schmoelling's first extensive concert tour with Tangerine Dream. Starting in Kiel, Germany on October 11th and ending in Santa Monica, USA on November 22nd 1980, it covered 28 performances of which 17 exist as fan tape recordings.
For the first time in Tangerine Dream's career, the music played within a concert tour was no longer entirely improvised. There was little room for variation, except for keyboard and piano solos that were performed differently now and then. The eighties had finally arrived, and the very productive Froese/Franke/Schmoelling line-up presented a live set with state-of-the-art sequencer music which even twenty years later still sounds fresh and innovative. Although very reminiscent of Thief, large parts of the music that were played during this tour are still unreleased, but Tangerine Tree Volume 26: Brussels 1980 with its mostly excellent sound quality surely is able to fill the gap.
http://www.voices-in-the-net.de/voiceshm.htm
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