MATRIXSYNTH: Tangerine Dream Live on Barock 3 in 1976 on YouTube


Sunday, August 27, 2006

Tangerine Dream Live on Barock 3 in 1976 on YouTube



via Frederic

Update via the comments:
REgardging the synth in the opening shot above the mellotron.
"The synth is a PPG monosynth - a 1002 or 1020 I think. There was a post on this blog about it a few months ago.

Lots more vintage TD on Youtube, it all seems to be from the same German TV program. Just search for 'Tangerine Dream Signale'."
Posted by matrix at 8/27/2006 10:20:00 AM
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5 comments:

  1. Anonymous8/27/06, 11:30 AM

    Do you think that the video art was done with an EMS?
    -gerald

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  2. Anonymous8/27/06, 5:10 PM

    What's the synth in the opening shot above the mellotron?

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  3. Anonymous8/28/06, 6:44 AM

    The synth is a PPG monosynth - a 1002 or 1020 I think. There was a post on this blog about it a few months ago.

    Lots more vintage TD on Youtube, it all seems to be from the same German TV program. Just search for "Tangerine Dream Signale".

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  4. 24db9/3/06, 9:14 AM

    the whole WDR Deutschrock Nacht was very interesting, there's a few grabs on my blog:

    http://the-archive-plus.blogspot.com/

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  5. 24db9/3/06, 10:48 AM

    it's from Signale aus der Schwäbischen Straße a German Documentary broadcast by SFB in 1976. The whole programme last about 46 minutes.

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