TANGERINE DREAM ( Kraut Rock ) Vinyl Discography and ALbum Gallery

TANGERINE DREAM - '70-'80 4LP box-set

This is a collector's item box-set and includes 4x HQ 140 grams lp's pressed in the UK by Nimbus records and a 28 page colour photo booklet.

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TANGERINE DREAM - Cyclone Gatefold cover ( 1978, Germany )

Cyclone is a 1978 album by Tangerine Dream, and the first in their canon to feature proper vocals and lyrics. The mystical lyrics and rock flute of Steve Jolliffe on the first two tracks marked a turn toward progressive rock that many Tangerine Dream fans didn't like. The third track, however, is an extended Berlin School instrumental more in the vein of the title track from Stratosfear. The cover is a painting by band leader Edgar Froese that slightly resembles his cover for 1974's Phaedra.

TANGERINE DREAM - Encore Live Double LP (German Release)

"Encore Live" is a live recording of the band's 1977 tour. The band, led by Edgar Froese, is known for its experimental and electronic music, and this album showcases their live performances of their signature style. The album features tracks from their previous albums, as well as new material. It is a good representation of Tangerine Dream's live sound in the 1970s.

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TANGERINE DREAM - Force Majeure ( 1979, USA )

Tangerine Dream's album "Force Majeure" is the band's seventh studio album, released in 1979. It is considered a classic of the electronic music genre, and it is known for its use of synthesizers, sequencers and other electronic instruments. The album has a dark and intense atmosphere, with tracks that are both melodic and experimental. Some of the songs have a strong sense of rhythm, while others are more ambient in nature. Force Majeure is considered as one of Tangerine Dream's most acclaimed album and it is considered as a landmark in electronic music.

TANGERINE DREAM - Force Majeure

Force Majeure is the 1979 electronic music album released by the German group Tangerine Dream

TANGERINE DREAM - Le Parc (German Release)

Tangerine Dream's album "Le Parc" is a studio album that was released in 1985. It is a concept album inspired by a trip to the theme park Disneyland Paris, and it is described as a blend of electronic and orchestral music. The album features songs that are both melodic and experimental, with a mix of electronic and orchestral instrumentation. Some songs on the album have a strong sense of rhythm, while others are more ambient in nature. Le Parc is considered as one of Tangerine Dream's most experimental album and it is considered as a unique blend of electronic and orchestral music.

TANGERINE DREAM - Pergamon

Tangerine Dream's album "Pergamon" is a live album, recorded during a concert at the Pergamon Museum in Berlin in 1981, and released in 1991. The album showcases the band's live performances of their signature style of experimental and electronic music. The album features songs from their previous albums, as well as new material. The concert was one of the band's most ambitious performance in the early 80s and it was the first time that Tangerine Dream performed in front of an audience in a museum. The album is known for its use of electronic instruments, such as synthesizers and sequencers, to create a wide range of sounds and textures. Pergamon is considered as a good representation of Tangerine Dream's live sound in the early 80s.  

TANGERINE DREAM - Phaedra

Tangerine Dream's album "Phaedra" is a studio album that was released in 1974. It is considered a classic of the electronic music genre, and it is known for its use of synthesizers, sequencers and other electronic instruments. The album has a dark, atmospheric and experimental feel, with tracks that are both melodic and experimental. Some of the songs have a strong sense of rhythm, while others are more ambient in nature. Phaedra is considered as one of Tangerine Dream's most important albums, it marked a turning point in the band's career and it was the first album of the band's to be released internationally. The album is also considered as one of the most influential electronic albums of the 1970s and continues to be an inspiration for many musicians.  

Tangerine Dream's album "Poland: The Warsaw Concert" is a live album, recorded during a concert in Warsaw, Poland in 1984, and released in 1984. The album showcases the band's live performances of their signature style of experimental and electronic music. The band, led by Edgar Froese, is known for its experimental and electronic music, and this album showcases their live performances of their signature style. The album features tracks from their previous albums, as well as new material. It is known for its use of electronic instruments, such as synthesizers and sequencers, to create a wide range of sounds and textures. The concert was considered one of the band's most ambitious performance of the 80s, and it was the first time that Tangerine Dream performed in Poland. The album is considered a good representation of Tangerine Dream's live sound in the 80s.

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TANGERINE DREAM - Rubycon Part 1 ( 1975, USA )

TANGERINE DREAM - Sorcerer

Tangerine Dream's album "Sorcerer" is a soundtrack album that was released in 1977. The album was composed for the film of the same name directed by William Friedkin. This album features the band's signature style of experimental and electronic music, with a mix of electronic and orchestral instrumentation. It is known for its use of synthesizers, sequencers, and other electronic instruments to create a tense and atmospheric sound, which perfectly matches the psychological thriller genre of the film. The album received positive reviews from critics and it is considered as one of the most important works of Tangerine Dream. It's a great representation of the band's ability to compose music for movies, and it showcases their versatility as musicians.  

Tangerine Dream's album "Stratosfear" is a studio album that was released in 1976. It is considered a classic of the electronic music genre, and it is known for its use of synthesizers, sequencers, and other electronic instruments. The album has a melodic and experimental feel, and it features songs that are both melodic and experimental, with a mix of electronic and orchestral instrumentation. Some songs on the album have a strong sense of rhythm, while others are more ambient in nature. It is considered as one of Tangerine Dream's most successful albums and it is considered as one of the most influential electronic albums of the 1970s. The album received positive reviews from critics and it is considered as one of the most important works of Tangerine Dream.

TANGERINE DREAM - Tangram

Tangram is the 1980 full-length studio album released by the German Krautrock, Prog Rock band "TANGERINE DREAM". It was produced by Chris Franke and Edgar Froese, released on the Virgin Records Label. 

Tangerine Dream's album "White Eagle" is a studio album that was released in 1982. It is considered a classic of the electronic music genre and it is known for its use of synthesizers, sequencers, and other electronic instruments. The album has a melodic and experimental feel, with a mix of electronic and orchestral instrumentation. Some songs on the album have a strong sense of rhythm, while others are more ambient in nature. The album received positive reviews from critics and it is considered as one of Tangerine Dream's most successful albums, and it was the band's highest charting album in the United Kingdom. The album features the hit single "Rangers" which reached number 49 in the UK singles chart. It is considered as one of the most important works of Tangerine Dream.