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Booklet Signed by Edgar Froese!<br/>167 minute Live Concert DVD<br/>Bonus DVD full of Interviews and other Bonus Material<br/>Triple CD (mastered by Edgar Froese) of the entire concert<br/>A3 Poster<br/>Hardback Photo Book<br/>A5 Numbered Certificate<br/><br/>On the 11th of June 2005 at The Shepherds Bush Empire found TANGERINE DREAM celebrating the 35TH ANNIVERSARY of the recording of their landmark album Phaedra.<br/><br/>This legendary concert was both recorded and filmed and captured the band on top form as they performed in front of a sell out audience. Where they played music from their legendary albums Phaedra, Rubycon, Force Majeure, Logos, Underwater Sunlight alongside newer more recent material and an unexpected cover of the Jimi Hendrix classic, "Purple Haze" featuring Edgar on lead guitar, which totally wowed the audience, which has to be seen to be believed!<br/><br/>The band line up featured: Edgar Froese, Thorsten Quaeschning, Linda Spa, Jerome Froese, Zlatko Perica and Iris Camaa

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Arbetet med RÖD påbörjades då Berg & Sköld åkte till New York och sedan begav sig Kent till Hansastudion/Meistersaal i Berlin. Efter det arbetet fortsatte i Psykbunkern/Park Studio, Hyltinge Kyrka samt diverse vardagsrum. RÖD innehåller totalt 11 låtar.

Skinny Puppy: Mythmaker 2007 [Digipack / CD]

Alphaville: Forever young 1984 [CD]

Tangerine Dream: From Virgin to Quantum years [Digipack / 2 CD]

This set collects together the five LPs that Tangerine Dream recorded for Virgin Records between 1974 and 1978.<br/>Includes albums:<br/>1) Phaedra (1974) - international breakthrough album (reaching No.15 in the UK charts).<br/><br/>2) Rubycon (1975) - Their well recieved second album, which utilized the then revolutionary technology, such as electronic organs, Moog synthesizers and Mellotron keyboards, among other instruments.<br/><br/>3) Ricochet (1975) - includes concert recordings from their 1975 European Tour, where they often improvised.<br/><br/>4) Stratosfear (1976) - Combining acoustic instruments with their traditional battery of electronica, the trio created a more melodic sound.<br/><br/>5) Cyclone (1978) - a major change of direction from their previous instrumental releases, as the group moved in a more progressive direction, marking not only the departure of Peter Baumann, but the addition of vocalist Steve Jolliffe and percussion from Klaus Krieger.<br/><br/>These five highly influential albums are augmented by rare single releases and 7" edits, as well as two rarely heard contemporary radio adverts.