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Old 03-17-2008, 04:43 PM   #1 (permalink)
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OK. Not strictly true but they have a pretty damn impressive list of soundtrack compositions to their name. I have always liked TD anyhow so their soundtracks are revered by myself. Here is what they have knocked out over their career:

77 SORCERER (3rd of 4 Germ prsngs has diff cover; Jap nsrt; 1st US CD in 94)
80 THIEF (US LP has "Confrontation"; 1st Germ LP has diff back cvr; Jap nsrt
83 WAVELENGTH (US & Jap rel only; 1st US LP cover is pink, 2nd is dark red)
RISKY BUSINESS (trax on New Zealand & 1st press UK LP total 3 mins less)
84 THE KEEP (premature rel. in 1984; *"Special Edition" releases in 97 & 00)
FLASHPOINT (UK LP: insrt & diff cover; UK pic disc;most HEAV M CDs rotted
FIRESTARTER (LP on MCA in 1984; CD on Varese Sarabande in 1992)
THE PARK IS MINE (released for the first time in 1992)
85 HEARTBREAKERS (German-only release, until 1995; then on CD on Silva)
86 LEGEND (Euro soundtrack & CD by Jerry Goldmsith; US sndtrck & CD* by TD)
87 CANYON DREAMS (1991 CD has diff mix & adds new track, "Colorado Dawn")
THREE O'CLOCK HIGH (only half is by TD)
NEAR DARK (US version has photo cover, UK & European have painted cover)
SHY PEOPLE (photo montage on US & German covers; boat photo on UK cover)
DEADLY CARE (released for the first time in 1992)
89 MIRACLE MILE (nsrt in Germ promo;no LP in US except for white label promo
DESTINATION BERLIN (Germ-only; made for wrld premiere of 360degree cinema
DEAD SOLID PERFECT (released for the first time in 1991)
CATCH ME IF YOU CAN (released for the first time in 1994)
90 L'AFFAIRE WALLRAFF (a/k/a THE MAN INSIDE) (French-only release [on EMI])
92 RUMPELSTILTSKIN (US in long-box w/ poster; Japanese has narration 2nd)
94 ZONING (video sndtrck; 1st rel. in 1996; w/ white tray & 12-page booklet)
97 OASIS (gold foil on 1st UK CD; clear tray; diff cover & bonus track in US
JIM & PABLO: DER METEOR (child's story dramatized in German; music by TD)
TRANSSIBERIA
99 WHAT A BLAST (called ARCHITECTURE IN MOTION in US, with track 1 removed)
00 THE GREAT WALL OF CHINA
THE SEVEN LETTERS FROM TIBET
03 MOTA ATMA

I must confess That I have'nt heard quite a few of these but standouts in clude: Near Dark, Thief and The Keep. All are great films with great soundtracks.

From THIEF soundtrack:



Anyone else dig TD? Anyone got any of these soundtracks?
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Old 06-16-2008, 08:09 PM   #2 (permalink)
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You forgot that they also composed hours of music for the "Street Hawk" tv show, most of which will never see the light of day.

I have quite a few of their soundtracks. "The Park is Mine" OST is pure class.
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old thread, but it's the only Tangerine Dream one that the search brought up, so here i post!

i've never explored these guys, but i like most of what i've heard. problem is they have more than 100 releases, so i have no idea where to start.

any suggestions? maybe a good compilation to get an overview of their styles?
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old thread, but it's the only Tangerine Dream one that the search brought up, so here i post!

i've never explored these guys, but i like most of what i've heard. problem is they have more than 100 releases, so i have no idea where to start.

any suggestions? maybe a good compilation to get an overview of their styles?
Phaedra and Rubycon are the albums to start with if you are interested in getting into TD.
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They have some fierce competition in Popol Vuh as the King of Soundtracks, although the latter were usually working for Herzog films.
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They have some fierce competition in Popol Vuh as the King of Soundtracks, although the latter were usually working for Herzog films.
In terms of volume, TD were streets ahead but they haven't released a genuine solid album for nearly 20 years now. Popol Vuh's ST for Aguire:Wrath Of God is subliminal though.
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Great to see this thread. I in no way know all their works BUT I like a LOT of what I have heard. GREAT stuff for long drives/travel - subway rides notwithstanding
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