Tangerine Tree Volume 35: Birmingham 1986 Tangerine Dream

1. Stratosfear [1986 live version] 9:26
2. Akash Deep [1986 live version] 13:29
3. Beneath The Waves [1986 live version] 3:10
4. Zen Garden (Variation) [1986 live version] 4:57
5. Samba Motel/Scuba Scuba [1986 live version] 5:06
6. Coloured Rain [1986 live version] 3:05
7. Piano Improvisation [1986 live version] 4:02
8. Dolphin Dance [1986 live version] 6:59
9. Northern Lights [1986 live version, as part of the track Dolphin Dance] 9:47
10. Cool Breeze Of Brighton [1986 live version] 11:33
11. Going West [1986 live version] 5:42
12. Yellowstone Park (Rocky Mountains) [1986 live version] 5:52
13. Underwater Twilight [1986 live version] 4:21
14. Legend Leftover [1986 live version] 3:36
15. Unicorn Theme (Long Version) [1986 live version] 8:25
16. Mothers Of Rain [1986 live version] 6:24
17. Piano Concerto #20 K 466 [1986 live version] 1:37
18. Rare Bird [1986 live version] 5:05
19. Bois de Boulogne [1986 live version] 6:15
Total running time 118:51

Details

Recording date March 17, 1986
Recording site(s) Odeon (Birmingham)
Composer(s) Edgar Froese, Chris Franke, Peter Baumann, Johannes Schmoelling, Paul Haslinger, W.A. Mozart
Musician(s) Edgar Froese, Chris Franke, Paul Haslinger

Notes
Tangerine Tree Volume 35: Birmingham 1986 features a concert of the 1986 European tour. It has been remastered from an audience recording of the Birmingham concert on March 17th, which originally got purchased at a record fair in England, just five days after the concert took place. It has a great sound quality, except for a minor background noise that can be heard during the more quiet passages.

The music is pretty much identical to that of the US tour of the same year (as featured on Tangerine Tree Volume 24: Laguna Hills 1986 and Tangerine Leaves Volume 12: Ottawa 1986), except that Tangerine Dream left out the opening Pilots Of Purple Twilight and that they played Cool Breeze Of Brighton (aka Vermillion Sands) instead of Ride On The Ray. The second encore is Mothers Of Rain in an early version, two years before it was finally released on the studio album Optical Race.

As with all releases of the Tangerine Tree project, this release is made by fans for fans. It must not be sold but is to be traded freely.