STRATOSFEAR - Tangerine Dream
"Stratosfear" is an electronic music album released in 1976 by the German group "Tangerine Dream".
It marks the beginning of the band's development away from their uncompromising early 1970s synthesizer experiments toward a recognizably more melodic sound, a trend they would pick up again in 1979's Force Majeure. The title track "Stratosfear" has been played live many times and has been released in a re-mixed form on a number of other albums.
"Stratosfear" combines Tangerine Dream's acoustic and electronic influences more tightly than before. For instance, at the end of the last track, "Invisible Limits", the deep piano/flute tune reveals the album's romantic flavour even after the earlier predominantly synthetic compositions.
The Track Listing
Line Up
"Stratosfear" is an electronic music album released in 1976 by the German group "Tangerine Dream".
It marks the beginning of the band's development away from their uncompromising early 1970s synthesizer experiments toward a recognizably more melodic sound, a trend they would pick up again in 1979's Force Majeure. The title track "Stratosfear" has been played live many times and has been released in a re-mixed form on a number of other albums.
Tangerine Dream (STRATOSFEAR) - from "Stratosfear" album 1976.
"Stratosfear" combines Tangerine Dream's acoustic and electronic influences more tightly than before. For instance, at the end of the last track, "Invisible Limits", the deep piano/flute tune reveals the album's romantic flavour even after the earlier predominantly synthetic compositions.
The Track Listing
- "Stratosfear" 10:04
- "The Big Sleep in Search of Hades" 4:45
- "3 A.M. at the Border of the Marsh From Okefenokee" 8:10
- "Invisible Limits" 11:40
Line Up
- Edgar Froese – Moog synthesizer, Mellotron, guitars, 12-string guitar, grand piano, bass guitar, mouth organ;
- Peter Baumann – Moog synthesizer, Mellotron, Project Electronic Rhythm Computer, Fender electric piano;
- Christopher Franke – Moog synthesizer, Birotron, organ, percussion, harpsichord.
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