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Tangerine Dream - Tangerine Tree Volume 10: Newcastle 1981 is one of the best albums, released in 2002. 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:
Mojave Plan [1981 live version] 26:34
Thermal Inversion [1981 live version] 11:30
Remote Viewing [1981 live version, subtitled (Intro)] 1:50
Kiew Mission [1981 instrumental live version] 7:17
Choronzon [1981 live version] 10:08
Details
Recording date October 25, 1981
Recording site(s) City Hall (Newcastle)
Composer(s) Edgar Froese, Chris Franke, Johannes Schmoelling
Musician(s) Edgar Froese, Chris Franke, Johannes Schmoelling
Notes
"All truth passes through three stages.
First, it is ridiculed.
Second, it is violently opposed.
Third, it is accepted as being self-evident."
- Arthur Schopenhauer
While Tangerine Tree I was somewhat focused on the mid-seventies, the second part, consisting of Volumes 9 to 16, features, among others, three complete concerts of 1981/1982. The first one, as Tangerine Tree Volume 10: Newcastle 1981, was part of the 1981 British Isles tour that took place between October 15th and 29th and included 15 concerts. In comparision to the European tour in January/February of the same year (see Tangerine Tree Volume 14: Paris 1981) the set was nearly totally rewritten. Only the last twenty minutes of the first set had survived, now being the closing part of the second main set, having the opening minute of Remote Viewing inserted before Force Majeure. The second set opened with an extended version of Mojave Plan from the forthcoming album White Eagle (1982), at the time unreleased. The first set consisted of completely new material, most of it still officially unreleased. Surprisingly, from today's view, with the exception of the short excerpt from Remote Viewing only the two encores Kiew Mission and Choronzon (the latter in a drastically extended version) were taken from the then current studio album Exit (1981).
This release made the bootleg Space Spheres and the second half of Space Trucking obsolete, which were released on vinyl only and featured only parts of the concert. Furthermore they were recorded in mono, while the Tangerine Tree release now has stereo separation, and the tape speed has also been adjusted, because the original was 3-4 minutes too fast.
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