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  • Beautiful, soaring music
  • Classic TD style
  • Great sound quality
  • Emotionally engaging

Tangerine Dream - Machu Picchu - 140gm Vinyl - Rock

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Tangerine Dream's latest album is a beautiful piece of space music that is reminiscent of 70's and 80's Tangerine Dream. It features a variety of styles, from electronics to classical music, and is a great way to revisit the band's classic sound. The album is a bit short, but overall it is a great release.
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Vinyl LP pressing. Machu Picchu is one of the more intimate projects by Tangerine Dream - not planned for a release during the composing and recording process. It is a homage to a man who - like no other person in the business - had 'created' TDs career from a distance many years ago, believing in their talent and extraordinary skills. His name was Joh…
Vinyl LP pressing. Machu Picchu is one of the more intimate projects by Tangerine Dream - not planned for a release during the composing and recording process. It is a homage to a man who - like no other person in the business - had 'created' TDs career from a distance many years ago, believing in their talent and extraordinary skills. His name was John Peel. The background story and atmospheric influence of this one-piece-42-minutes-composition came to life after this music driven character and long-time BBC progressive pioneer passed away in October 2004 in the city of Cusco (Peru) close to the sacred Inca site Machu Picchu. This album is more than just another record, it is a non-verbal applause, a greeting, a respectful obeisance for a man who truly was remarkable and unique in the best sense of those words. Edgar Froese didn't want to release these compositions in the first place - "I've made them for myself" he said. But as years passed by his wife argued with him about his decision. Edgar gave in and here it is, one of TDs most personal releases within their enormous musical output.
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Tangerine Dream's latest album is a beautiful piece of space music that is reminiscent of 70's and 80's Tangerine Dream. It features a variety of styles, from electronics to classical music, and is a great way to revisit the band's classic sound. The album is a bit short, but overall it is a great release.

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  • Beautiful, soaring music
  • Classic TD style
  • Great sound quality
  • Emotionally engaging

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  • Short album length
  • Momentary pauses between tracks
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Vinyl LP pressing. Machu Picchu is one of the more intimate projects by Tangerine Dream - not planned for a release during the composing and recording process. It is a homage to a man who - like no other person in the business - had 'created' TDs career from a distance many years ago, believing in their talent and extraordinary skills. His name was John Peel. The background story and atmospheric influence of this one-piece-42-minutes-composition came to life after this music driven character and long-time BBC progressive pioneer passed away in October 2004 in the city of Cusco (Peru) close to the sacred Inca site Machu Picchu. This album is more than just another record, it is a non-verbal applause, a greeting, a respectful obeisance for a man who truly was remarkable and unique in the best sense of those words. Edgar Froese didn't want to release these compositions in the first place - "I've made them for myself" he said. But as years passed by his wife argued with him about his decision. Edgar gave in and here it is, one of TDs most personal releases within their enormous musical output.