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Tangerine Dream, Klaus Schulze, Jean Michel Jarre, Kitaro, Vangelis, and everything that grew from a basement in Berlin and a workshop in New York.

Cover story · Fifty years ago

Tangerine Dream in Nottingham and Brussels, Jarre's Last Month in the Kitchen: Fifty Years Ago This Month, November 1976

8 November in Nottingham, the 16th in Brussels. Tangerine Dream were on the road with Stratosfear while Jarre finished a record in a Paris kitchen that would arrive the following month. Schulze's concert list has nothing for this month.

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Sleeves: Poland: The Warsaw Concert (Jive Electro, 1984) / Mirage (Brain, 1977) / Les Chants Magnétiques (Magnetic Fields) (Disques Dreyfus, 1981) / 天空 (Tenkū) (Warner-Pioneer, 1986) / Jon and Vangelis, The Friends of Mr Cairo (Polydor, 1981)

Fifty years ago

In Their Own Words: Schulze in 1980

In an autumn 1980 interview Klaus Schulze declared that the eighties were electronic. He was launching Dig It, a record made on a single digital synthesizer. The same interview also lists the old gear he was taking on stage.

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