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22. Global Communication - 76:14 (1997)

Revisiting the classic mid-70s sound of Tangerine Dream on this 1997 album, Tom Middleton and Mark Pritchard inserted just enough contemporary touches to make this a favorite of the hipsters of the 1990's dance scene as well as nostalgic space fans. Ticking clocks and sonar pings, filter sweeps and thick drones duck in and out of unabashedly electronic timbres and cycling patterns that would have seemed familiar two decades earlier, but freed from the excesses of swaggering solos. The tracks and album itself are named simply for the music's durations, a surprisingly abstract statement for this evocative music.



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Op nr. 22 staat:..... Global Communication - 76:14 (1997)

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