Re: Bye Bye, Life/Goodbye, Happiness/Hello Loneliness/I Think I'm Gonna Die

mimus <tinmimus99@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> On Tue, 12 Feb 2008 18:59:16 +0000, Anthony Nance wrote:
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>> mimus <tinmimus99@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>> On Tue, 12 Feb 2008 18:00:42 +0000, Anthony Nance wrote:
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>>>> mimus <tinmimus99@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>>>> On Mon, 11 Feb 2008 13:41:32 -0800, tphile wrote:
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>>>>>> On Feb 11, 1:28 pm, "Mike  Schilling" <mscottschill...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>>>>> wrote:
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>>>>>> <snip some Scheider stuff> 
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Sorcerer is another great one by William Freidkyn. a remake of the
>>>>>> Wages of Fear
>>>>>> about truck drivers moving a load of nitro thru the jungle
>>>>>> 
>>>>>> well worth watching in his memory
>>>>> 
>>>>> And listening to for the Tangerine Dream soundtrack.
>>>> 
>>>> One of my milder regrets was selling that album when I was in
college.  
>>> 
>>> All the TD is around in CD, new and used.
>> 
>> Yeah, I keep hoping to stumble across it used (in person), 
>> but that hasn't happened.  One of these days I'll end up
>> ordering it from somewhere.
> 
> Keep an eye on Second Spin, man.

Yep - probably just what I'll do when it comes time to order

> 
>>> I nowadays just usually stick on _Rubycon_ Part I, _Zeit_ Part 4 and
>>> _Rubycon_ Part II as a fifty-odd minute exercise in great old
electronic.
>> 
>> I'm pretty sure mine from that early  era would substitute the first 
>> 6-7 minutes of Ricochet and some Stratosfear stuff for the Zeit.  It's 
>> a mystery to me why I've never warmed up to Zeit, but that's the case 
>> nonetheless.
> 
> _Ricochet_ is of course great, especially Part 1.  Never really liked
> _Stratosfear_, 

I plucked Stratosfear hoping to stay in that early era.  If I'm allowed 
to stretch a little, a bit of Force Majeure, and (to my surprise) the 
first bit of Cyclone (really!).  I'd go with Green Desert over both of 
those if you count it as rooted in/inspired by 1973 rather than it's
formal release in the mid-80s.


> and really the last TD I enjoyed and enjoy is _Poland: The
> Warsaw Concert_.

That's a good one.  Similar to you, I like less of their stuff
moving forward, but I do think 1985's Le Parc is pretty good.
My favorite of all is Thief (original release, with "Confrontation"
on there).


> I've moved on to collecting the heavier "electro-EBM" ("industrial")
> bands, from the late '80s on, which are rather like TD with percussion .
. . .


Such as...?  I'm very interested.
- Tony