Tangerine Dream - Improvisation (1976)

Tangerine Dream (Froese, Franke and Baumann) playing an improvised set on German TV in 1976.  
 

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licencefreeham (3 days ago) Show Hide
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chris franke is like neil out of the young ones
dbbification (1 month ago) Show Hide
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great performance!
this is scary and creepy at times, but very futuristic and sounds like some space travel
licencefreeham (3 days ago) Show Hide
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@dbbification actually it sounds like my bowels after a special kebab!
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OUTSTANDING!! when i was young in the late 70s i would have never believed i would ever see this. amazing.
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This is brilliant
I love music when its improvised
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some sounds are new and beautiful, some are ugly
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Improvising on a theme is a classic tradition among musicians of many types.

I love seeing the gear looking so...new. Beginning with the Beatles experimental sounds using mellotrons sound sampling was made popular in modern times!
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3:33
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Peter Baumann with a Radio Clyde t shirt on. That's where I first heard them one Saturday night in 1975. A show called ' New To You ' on Radio Clyde ( Glasgow ) played Rubycon and Phaedra. Have liked them since then...

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