PERGAMON POLAND
reviews - 80'sPosted by Jacob Pertou Fri, December 18, 2009 21:10:15
MOJO magazine, circa 1996.
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MOJO magazine, circa 1996.
Legend
reviews - 80'sPosted by Jacob Pertou Sat, June 13, 2009 14:16:33MUSIC FROM THE MOTION PICTURE SOUNDTRACK
Legend
PRODUCERS: Tangerine Dream, David Tickle, Rhett Davies, Bryan Ferry.
MCA MCA-6165
Package from director Ridley ("Alien") Scott's fantasy caps a moody Tangerine Dream score with two vocal tracks. Best is Bryan Ferry's "Is Your Love Strong Enough," already pulled as a single.
Billboard, 19th April 1986, page 84
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Le Parc
reviews - 80'sPosted by Jacob Pertou Sat, June 13, 2009 13:21:41TANGERINE DREAM
Le Parc
PRODUCERS: Chris Franke, Edgar Froese, Johannes Schmoelling
Relativity EMC 8043
German techno-space rock-trio's first studio album released in the U.S. in five years features strongly melodic tunes, heavy on the synths. Each track represents a different geographic locale, from Paris to Sydney, to Yellowstone Park. Still sounds like a soundtrack, though.
Billboard, 21st September 1985, page 63
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Billboard recommends...Exit!
reviews - 80'sPosted by Jacob Pertou Sat, June 13, 2009 12:22:10
TANGERINE DREAM - Exit, Elektra 5E557. Produced by Edgar Froese and Chris Fanke. Tangerine Dream utilizes a number of musical effects in making its soundtrack music for the mind. But however intellectually interesting they may get, they never have that compelling urgency of the other great German synthesizer band, Kraftwerk. Best cuts: "Kiew Mission," "Exit," "Network 23."
Billboard, 7th November 1981, page 78.
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NEW AND NOTEWORTHY
reviews - 80'sPosted by Jacob Pertou Sun, May 24, 2009 13:21:31
TANGERINE DREAM
...In The Beginning
PRODUCERS: Edgar Froese, Chris Franke and Tangerine Dream
Relativity EMC 8066,
This impressively packaged numbered and boxed five-record set includes not only such seminal Tangerine Dream works as "Zeit and "Alpha Centauri," but also the previously unreleased "Green Desert" and the ultraexperimental "Atem" and "Electronic Meditation." Founded by synthesist/composer Froese in 1967, Tangerine Dream has gone through various incarnations and musical styles, serving as a major inspiration for the new wave of British synth-pop. Froese and Chris Franke recently reformed TD on the Relativity label for their first non-soundtrack release in years, "Le Parc." Word has it that a tour is also in the works this year. This is a collector's item, to be sure, and could do well in any "new age" (whatever that means) records section. Distributed by Important Records.
Billboard Magazine, 15th March 1986 - v. 98, no. 11, page 100.
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