![]() Without a precise rhythm, Zen Garden exudes traditional Chinese values. Another beautiful melody that matures very well with the years. The rhythm increases all in musicality under these piano notes that accept the caresses of a synth whistling under a radiant sun. Melodious synth layers with solo forms envelop this tempo enriched with chorus and sound effects of all kinds (we are even entitled to some icy winks of the Poland era), embroidering the outlines of a ballad that melts into the beauty and the melancholy of Tiergarten and its piano chords lounging in the babble of cherubim. Twirling like scissors in a melodious mist, they draw a harmonic rhythmic pattern all in nuance. Gaudi Park is striking with its tam-tam percussions that alternate its strikes in a surreal organic musical fauna. It's a great track when we listen it at high volume. The music is rock with curt chords and a superb keyboard which dispatches its keys with lightness, bringing a confusing melodious aspect in this violent rhythmic context which is a little like the image of its city. ![]() With its percussions slamming like castanets on acid and its hasty bass line running down a busy street, Central Park has thrown many fans off balance. The rhythm is fluid, sensual at the limit, with a good bass line pulsation which resonates roughly around the harmonies of a synth that strew its breezes in multicolored tones, sometimes fluty and sometimes austere. In addition, this version offers StreetHawk Radio Remix (Le Parc) in a commercial format with a heavier and more nervous rhythm which targets a much younger audience.ī ois de Boulogne begins this virtual musical journey with a sober rhythm embroidered by a good mesh of sequences and percussions with heterogeneous tones. A cat would lose her little ones! This last (and ultimate?) Edition of Esoteric Recordings offers a better definition of the sequences and percussions that are the cornerstone of LE PARC, thus cutting the rhythms more clearly without altering the beautiful melodies in it. This transitional album of the Dream has had several editions and remasterings. ” And that's a bit of the ideology behind LE PARC 9 tracks for 9 parks that have seduced and inspired Chris Franke, Edgar Froese and Johannes Schmoelling. It's more complicated if you go into it but breathing in means that by the natural aspect of breathing, it's inside and not spacey. The simple concept is the inside and outside world. Tertio, it's the end of the Virgin years ! To explain this change of direction, Edgar Froese said: “ Tangerine Dream is like breathing - the first 12 or 13 years was breathing out and the other decade is breathing in. And history will show that the Dream would leave long and complex musical trips of the Berlin School to quietly weave into the American electronic model the New Age or a kind of electronic rock that would lack as much souls than scale. Secondly, it's the album that also marks a major turning point in the career of the legendary trio who will henceforth approach more concise and harmonious compositions. Firstly, this is the last studio album of the most electric and electronic trio of the multiple band phases. No more long romp, place to short harmonious exchanges! For many fans of Tangerine Dream, LE PARC represents the end of an era. Except on the sly, our beloved just laid the canvas for our future relationship. And, oh surprise, we find that not so bad, and we end up loving this new way of doing things. But our lover with strings of diamonds has decided of something else! And as all good lover that was conquered before all these possibilities, and last visions, one acquiesces. Yet, we were happy like that! We have loved these long musical coitus with surprising musical changes that spiced an abusive listening, but amply justified by so much creativity. At the time it was like accepting a new love vision offered by our beloved. A h… LE PARC ! After mature reflections, it's not a bad album.
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