Tangerine Dream - Tangerine Tree Volume 21 - Detroit 1992 download mp3, flac

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1	Waterborne	4:23
2	Touchwood	4:55
3	Rolling Down Cahuenga	6:51
4	The Blue Bridge	3:42
5	Oriental Haze	6:09
6	Graffiti Street	6:08
7	Melrose	6:40
8	Two Bunch Palms	5:46
9	220 Volt	8:29
10	Homeless	10:26
11	Story Of The Brave	4:33
12	Sundance Kid	5:00
13	Girls On Broadway	4:59
14	Love On A Real Train	3:51
15	Backstreet Hero	8:43
16	Body Corporate	3:57
17	Rockoon	7:27
18	One Night In Medina	4:30
19	Hamlet	8:39
20	Dreamtime	3:32
21	Purple Haze Written-By – Jimi Hendrix	4:03

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• Recorded At – Fox Theatre

Credits

• Composed By, Performer – Edgar Froese, Jerome Froese, Linda Spa, Zlatko Perica
• Concept By, Coordinator – Tangerinedreamer
• Cover, Artwork – Maff , Marko Marin
• Liner Notes – Maff
• Producer – Tadream Discussion List*
• Remastered By – 3N, Jabberwock

Notes

Recorded at the Fox Theatre, Detroit, October 20, 1992

Between October 4th and November 1st, 1992, Tangerine Dream were 'on the road again', giving a total of 22 concerts in North America to promote their new album Rockoon, released by Miramar earlier that year. Of this tour 14 concerts exist as audience recordings, and without a doubt Detroit October 20th, as featured on Tangerine Tree Volume 21: Detroit 1992, is the best of them.

The band were performing with a new line-up (including Zlatko Perica on guitar), as Paul Haslinger had chosen to leave the band in 1991 to pursue a solo career. The advertisement for the Rockoon tour showed Klaus Krüger as part of the line-up, who was best known amongst Tangerine Dream fans for playing percussions on the albums Cyclone, Ages (both 1978) and Force Majeure , as on the 1978 European tour. Ultimately however he did not participate of the 1992 tour, most probably due to musical differences.

The music played during the tour was a nice mixture of track mostly taken from Melrose and Rockoon , and previously unreleased pieces subsequently chosen for the 220 Volt Live album which Miramar would release a year later. Each gig ended with an instrumental cover version of the Jimi Hendrix song Purple Haze, including sound bites of Daffy Duck which somehow didn't make it into 220 Volt Live

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