Tangerine Dream

Sorcerer

Following the blockbuster success of The Exorcist, director William Friedkin had the clout to make any film he wanted, and he nearly ruined his career making Sorcerer, an ill-fated remake of the classic French thriller The Wages of Fear. Given the big-budget treatment that Friedkin could command, the original plot remains unchanged: In an unnamed Latin American country, Roy Scheider leads a group of four fugitives who will earn their freedom if they can successfully transport truckloads of volatile nitroglycerine over treacherous terrain to extinguish a raging oil fire. The unstable explosives could prove deadly at any point of the journey, and numerous obstacles threaten the completion of the mission. Produced under rugged conditions in the jungles of the Dominican Republic, the film is visually impressive and contains intense moments of astonishing suspense, but the specter of the superior French version hangs over every scene. This version remains a folly of directorial ambition run amuck, but for the very same reason Sorcerer is a film that's hauntingly unforgettable, fueled by an atmosphere of dread and the forceful powers of nature. Presented in full-screen format on DVD, the film is aided immeasurably by Tangerine Dream's eerie electronic score. --Jeff Shannon

The Tangerine Dream DVD

Tangerine Dream is the latest offering in ski stoke from Teton Gravity Research. With a plot line that begins with a rusty orange truck and ends with big pow and exotic locales, Tangerine Dream is the rags to maybe-someday riches story of TGR. Now in it's 10th year, one of the industry's most respected film companies brings you a rough and rowdy, no-holds-barred film. Follow Sage Cattabriga-Alosa, Jeremy Nobis, Candide Thovex, Micah Black, the Olenicks, Ryan Oakden, and a slew of your favorite skiers and snowboarders through India, Turkey, Switzerland, France, Alaska, Aspen, Utah, Montana, California, and Jackson Hole.

Product Features

35th Anniversary Phaedra Concert

The thirty fifth anniversary concert was a concert that found the band celebrating the recording of the landmark album Phaedra. The concert which was filmed on the 11th of June 2005 was performed in front of a sell out audience and featured material from Phaedra alongside newer more recent material. The band which features Thorsten Quaeschning Linda Spa Jerome Froese and Iris Camaa were filmed and recorded for this landmark concert and perform many pieces from the bands lengthy career including Phaedra 2005 Rubycon Pt.1 Force Majeure Logos and a cover of the Jimi Hendrix classic Purple Haze.Song Titles: 1. Ricochet Part One Intro2. Phaedra 053. Mysterious Semblance at the Strand of Nightmares4. Rubycon Pt 15. Force Majeure6. Desert Dream7. Underwater Twilight8. Warsaw in the Sun9. Midnight in Tula10. Silver Scale11. Logos12. Choronzon13. Poland14. Song of the Whale Pt 2 and Pt 315. Oriental Haze16. Bridge17. Towards the Evening Star (Blue Gravity Mix)18. Catwalk19. Melrose20. Back Street Hero21. Rising Haul in Silence22. Lamb with Radar Eyes23. Meta Morph Magic24. Talking To Maddox25. Homeless26. Purple Haze27. Edgar's Closing WordsSystem Requirements:Running Time: 167 minsFormat: DVD AUDIO Genre: MUSIC DVD/CONCERTS Rating: NR UPC: 604388681921 Manufacturer No: VPDVD29

Inferno

Tangerine Dream: 35th Anniversary Phaedra Concert

Tangerine Dream, German-based purveyors of imaginative electronic music, are known for their impressive live reputation. The band continues performing today led by founding member Edgar Froese. This DVD features the 35th anniversary concert where the band celebrated the recording of the landmark album "Phaedra." The concert was performed in front of a sell out audience and featured material from "Phaedra" alongside new material.

Tangerine Dream - Live in America 1992 (DVD & CD)

If your best memories of Tangerine Dream are from the band's prime in the 1970s or from their moody scores for movies like Sorcerer and The Keep, then Live in America 1992 may come as a bit of a shock. Gone are the days (1971-77) when group founder Edgar Froese, drummer Christopher Franke, and keyboard wizard Peter Baumann created pulsing synthesizer soundscapes that listeners associated with exotic mind-trips and sci-fi scenarios. After numerous incarnations led by Froese, TD's 1992 lineup (also including Froese's son Jerome on keys and guitar, guitarist Zlatko Perica, and keyboard/sax player Linda Spa) had evolved into a New Age/Ambient trio, performing more melodically integrated tracks like "Two Bunch Palms" while vintage material (like 1975's "Phaedra") had morphed into barely recognizable truncations of the original recordings. That's good news or bad news, depending on your preference, and in either case this DVD is soothing and well-performed, but also dated and stodgy (i.e., for devoted fans only). Too much of it sounds like high-tech muzak, and the live material (from Seattle's Paramount Theater, October 1992) is blandly photographed. The rest of this bare-bones DVD (previously released on video as Three Phase) consists mostly of archival footage and home video by Froese and his wife, Monica--all of which gives TD fans a sense of Froese's musical longevity, while suggesting that his creative prime is well behind him. --Jeff Shannon

Tangerine Dream: Live at Conventry Cathedral 1975

In December 1974 Tangerine Dream were invited to play in the grand setting of Rheims Cathedral, a move certainly seen at the time as groundbreaking. Because of this, they were then invited to perform in the cathedrals of York, Liverpool and Coventry. Th

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Live at Coventry Cathedral 1975

Tangerine Dream 35th Phaedra Anniversary Concert