Tangerine Dream / Video Collection

Tangerine Dream, pioneers of German electronic music, have exerted a profound influence on progressive rock, ambient, New Age, and contemporary electronic music. This DVD collection is an essential item for fans, featuring rare and valuable footage of the group. Formed in 1967 by the late Edgar Froese, Tangerine Dream earned worldwide acclaim for their epic soundscapes created through the masterful use of synthesizers and sequencers. This release compiles a precious archive that traces the group’s evolution, focusing on live performances and television appearances from their golden era. A major highlight is the historic performance at Coventry Cathedral in the UK, dating from the period of their masterpiece *Ricochet*. Viewers can experience the otherworldly atmosphere unique to Tangerine Dream, created by a massive array of synthesizers—innovative for the time—and dreamlike lighting effects. The collection also includes live footage from the 1980s onwards, performances with an orchestra, and footage from a concert in Poland, allowing viewers to visually retrace the development of sequencer-based music. Tangerine Dream has profoundly influenced artists ranging from Klaus Schulze, Brian Eno, and Jean-Michel Jarre to modern techno, ambient, and trance music, as well as film scores. This collection offers a rare opportunity to fully enjoy their innovative sound and visual world. It is highly recommended for fans who love the ethereal, cosmic realm of electronic music, progressive rock enthusiasts, and any listener interested in the history of electronic music. Contents include: *Two Bunch Palms*, *Poland*, *Coventry Cathedral 1976* (from the *Ricochet* era), *Tangerine Dream with Orchestra* (*White Eagle*), and a photo slideshow (35 images). Total runtime: Over 100 minutes.