TR25W No prob mate, hope you liked the vid clips

Another Sideline Production No prob, thanks for watching it

Or as former member of TD Chris Franke once said, "Edgar would still be playing after the cows had come home & had been put to bed!"

You were right

R.I.P. Edgar. You will be greatly missed. Thanks for all the music and memories.

R.I.P. Edgar Froese (1944 - 2015), Thanks for all the wonderful music (which has taken on a life of it's own & will live on) & memories & for being able to meet you in person, I agree with your statement that, "There is no such thing as death & that we just change our cosmic address"

lindentr33 No problem dude, glad you enjoyed the vids, it sure was an excellent show! Also check out my vid of the Sorcerer shows a few nights later, they were brilliant

its not that we dislike them its just that they changed their style a lot around 1986 and many people lost interest because of this , i suggest u listen to logos or poland live to see what i mean

+Jamestuff I know exactly what you mean, but If you cant go back to the eighties what's the next best thing, instead of 60 minuets of magic you still might get 6 minuets that makes it all worthwhile.

Is there any way to find out for sure Darren what the encore was?

Boris Glikman sounds like a vivaldi piece to me upon listening again but i can't pinpoint it, if it is that...on their official facebook page someone asked what it was so maybe they will respond there.

darren new The opening is from Ricochet Part 2. The giant pipeorgan doesn't do the original piece justice. But It was a bold concept with the pipeorgan. It would have been even bolder for the intro of part 1 though.

darren new Check the Supernormal cd for the entire track listing of the show

hahahahahaah!!!

Glad you like the video clips, the band members were (left to right on stage) Edgar Froese, Ulrich Schnauss, Thorsten Quaeschning and Hoshiko Yomane. Edgar of course passed away in January 2014

@@colinanderson7501 Edgar froese died January 2015 not 2014

Musique That'd be Logos

even more so now as they no longer exist

***** Is this even the same band ? I don't recognise anybody, they all look too young barring that 100 year old confused guy at the end, no idea who that is ?

Columbo Investigates That also would probably have put back the development of music technology 30 years! Remember Tangerine Dream were innovators of a lot of new music technology & making use of lots of custom built hardware that a lot of it they themselves designed & developed & as well as producing, composing & performing the music. Look at how many musicians they have influenced over the years & all the great films they scored, Tangerine Dream rightly deserve their place in music history.

Andrew Hillis Actually I disagree, they were as you said helping in the designs of instruments in the early years,Christoph Franke with the Jupiter 8 and such but I very much doubt they have had any influence in that area since they started using Korg home workstations in the early 90s, and ever since that time, any freely available instrument or sample library on the market, and from what I have heard this last few weeks of the recent albums, the same pallette of sounds from sample libraries from approx 15 years ago.... nothing new, no new sounds, no innovations. I'm betting your average bedroom studio has more up to date tech than The Dream has used in many a year.

***** Yes I prefer the 'classic':- Froese, Franke, Baumann or the Froese, Franke, Schmoelling lineup but then I would say that because that was the era that I grew up in! 'Some' of their music doesn't sound too bad these days if you are in the right frame of mind to enjoy it.

Andrew Hillis Life is too short to force yourself to sit through music you have to put yourself into the right frame of mind for. I think 99% of the reason anybody could possibly be following TD now is nostalgia, I am sorry to see Edgar looking so frail though, last time I saw anything with him involved he was a big guy.