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Tangerine Dream: Royal Albert Hall, London
Live Review by Miles, NME, June 1976
T-DREAM HAVE BEEN described as everything from 'the most advanced development of progressive rock' to 'electronic muzak'. The band generates controversy probably because people are bewildered ...

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Exclusiv interview mit Tangerine Dream
Interview by Fred Dellar, NME, June 1974
They were in Oxfordshire, mixing it at the Manor and sunbathing with scantily clad ladies in the presence of fully clad FRED DELLAR, who here reports ...

Tangerine Dream: Is This The End Of Rock As We Know It?
Interview by Max Bell, NME, November 1974
EVER HEARD of a group who would rather not be visible to their audience and let the music work on its own? Seems peculiar even in ...

Tangerine Dream: Rubycon and Alpha Centauri
Review by Chris Salewicz, NME, April 1975
IF I'VE ASSESSED the vibe correctly, it would seem that the appropriate critical response to Tangerine Dream is to dismiss Edgar Froose, Chris Franke and Peter ...

Tangerine Dream: 1983 — A Synthesiser I Will Be
Interview by Chris Salewicz, NME, April 1975
Do TANGERINE DREAM, wizzkids of organic electronic rock, play their instruments?
Or do the instruments play them? ...

Tangerine Dream
Interview by Miles, NME, November 1975
YOU WON'T GET all sweaty or break a leg while listening to Tangerine Dream, but you will not be unmoved. You see, they haf vays of ...

Tangerine Dream: Singalongatangs
Report and Interview by Jonh Ingham, Sounds, November 1976
YOU WANT a picture of prosperity?

Take a gander over there, then. Yeah, that guy sitting on the floor at the back of the audience. That's right, ...

Tangerine Dream: Twilight of the Dream
Report and Interview by Karl Dallas, Melody Maker, December 1976
TANGERINE DREAM seem to have strange ideas about off-duty entertainment. ...

The 120 Decibel Dream - Warning: This Page is Heavy
Interview by Miles, NME, July 1977
TANGERINE DREAM have released an album — Stratosfear — written a movie score for Friedkin, completed a successful American tour and two members have released solo ...

Techno-Rock: Six Teutons And What Do You Get — A Programmed Sequencer And The Doppler Effect
Overview by Jeff Walker, Waxpaper, September 1978
IN JAPAN, LOCAL bands copy both the look and sound of Western rockers – an imitative art form which thrives while the fans wait for the ...

see also Peter Baumann

see also Edgar Froese