Comments on: The Tangerine Dream Collection Project – Part 3 – The First Order http://blog.indieopolis.net/2006/09/29/the-tangerine-dream-collection-project-part-3-the-first-order/ The Network for Independent Artists Mon, 11 Jan 2010 17:27:59 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: Keith Richie http://blog.indieopolis.net/2006/09/29/the-tangerine-dream-collection-project-part-3-the-first-order/#comment-7 Keith Richie Fri, 13 Oct 2006 13:04:58 +0000 http://indieopolis.wordpress.com/2006/09/29/the-tangerine-dream-collection-project-part-3-the-first-order/#comment-7 Hey Colin, Yeah considering that their overall carreer has spanned nearly 40 years, they have adjusted with the times. My self, I prefer most of the work between 1975 - 1990 with my sweet spot in the early 80's which I think is a bit opposite of yours :) But hey, that's what personal taste is all about :) Hey Colin,
Yeah considering that their overall carreer has spanned nearly 40 years, they have adjusted with the times.

My self, I prefer most of the work between 1975 – 1990 with my sweet spot in the early 80’s which I think is a bit opposite of yours :)

But hey, that’s what personal taste is all about :)

]]> By: Colin Walker http://blog.indieopolis.net/2006/09/29/the-tangerine-dream-collection-project-part-3-the-first-order/#comment-6 Colin Walker Fri, 13 Oct 2006 10:43:52 +0000 http://indieopolis.wordpress.com/2006/09/29/the-tangerine-dream-collection-project-part-3-the-first-order/#comment-6 I've got most of the ones listed in this post and it's really making me want to go home, rip them and load them on to my PPC for the journeys to work :) Thanks for letting me rediscover these. The only issue I have with TDream is that their music tends to fall in to two categories: 1 - the blissfully ambient and hypnotic, and 2 - the boring early eighties sounding techno-pop which all seems to sound the same I much prefer it when you're faced with an aural challenge such as Zeit or Alpha Centauri; the pretty, chirpy tracks tend to annoy me. But hey, that's what personal taste is all about ;) I’ve got most of the ones listed in this post and it’s really making me want to go home, rip them and load them on to my PPC for the journeys to work :) Thanks for letting me rediscover these.

The only issue I have with TDream is that their music tends to fall in to two categories:
1 – the blissfully ambient and hypnotic, and
2 – the boring early eighties sounding techno-pop which all seems to sound the same

I much prefer it when you’re faced with an aural challenge such as Zeit or Alpha Centauri; the pretty, chirpy tracks tend to annoy me.

But hey, that’s what personal taste is all about ;)

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