Rubycon

Tangerine Dream

Read all about this recording in the book 1,000 Recordings To Hear Before You Die.

Genre: Electronica, Rock
Released: 1975, Virgin

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#1 from Whit Andrews, Over there - 09/23/2008 9:10

...And listening to it now, what I hear is much more compelling, but also much weirder. There’s a sameness to the layers of sound, an undifferentiated sort of metamorphed thick ambery syrup. It’s like there was much more difference when the tracks were laid down, but then they were fused, and now we can only tell there are different tracks because we can see them, but they sound the same. Or we can’t see the difference, but we can hear it.... [More at link]

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Celebrate the joy, the revelation, the mystery, the fun, the sheer shivers-up-the-spine pleasure of great music.

Essential operas. Milestone rock albums. An education in the blues. The world of world. Classical from Bach to Bartók to Beethoven to Brahms. And dozens of unexpected gems, surprising discoveries, and long-lost masterpieces.

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