TANGERINE DREAM: Legend (1985) “Legend is a magical soundtrack which adds a poetic depth to a fantastic work that wouldn't have be the same without its music” 1 Is Your Love Strong Enough 5:10 2 Opening 2:55 3 Cottage 3:23 4 Unicorn Theme 3:27 5 Goblins 3:03 6 Fairies 2:57 7 Loved by the Sun 5:57 8 Blue Room 3:24 9 The Dance 2:23 10.
Tangerine Dream Legend Soundtrack
The Tangerine Dream Score I feel is one of the most enchanting listenings I ever had the pleasure of sitting down to. The stylistic approach the artist took was unique and seemed endearing. His revisioning of these tracks felt as if I was listening to a grander classical version of. Tangerine Dream Albums: 254 Tracks: 1993 Genres: Other Chill Out: New Age Electronic Rock Soundtrack Acid Jazz Rock: Electronic Electronic: Progressive Ambient Blues. Tags: download Tangerine Dream albums, Tangerine Dream music, Tangerine Dream songs, descargar Tangerine Dream. Legend soundtrack from 1986, composed by Tangerine Dream. Released by BSX Records in 2012 (BSXCD-8909) containing music from Legend (1986). This image of a bootleg version of the European Version of LEGEND being marketed as a Director's cut (it isn't) was provided by Kenny Lacaze. This image from the video of LEGEND was provided by Simon Sinclair. Even though the box cover says music by Tangerine Dream, this is the European version with the Jerry Goldsmith music.
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Location: Kristiansand, Norway | According to imdb.com, Miracle Mile is the TD-music that is being used in Highway To Hell.
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Posts: 66 | Memphis PD is also Miracle Mile re-used. I recall watching this on HBO years ago and hearing pretty much the entire score tracked in . Nothing new there.
Ah, we need some of this stuff released. Come on.
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Location: Iris & Linda's underwear draw | If we can't get the soundtracks issued on individual releases i'd settle for a 2 CD compilation of the best unreleased ones
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Location: UK | For my two cents CODENAME THE SOLDIER remains the greatest of all the lost TD soundtracks. Though a fair few tracks got recycled and released on WAVELENGTH and LOGOS, it's easily on a par with THE PARK IS MINE as a stand-alone. The themes from FORBIDDEN are also lovely.
EB..I don't get it...Johannes released some of SOLDIER and LEGEND on his EARLY BEGINNINGS cd, so the rights issues are surely done and dusted now. Why not a release of these full soundtracks?
James Glickenhaus is infamous for making one of the THE worst films in history (MC BAIN), and is now a stock broker, and he has been totally out of the film biz for 20 years. So why not let a little art back into the world?
You can barely find these films on DVD, let alone anything else.
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Location: Kristiansand, Norway | James Glickenhaus is infamous for making one of the THE worst films in history (MC BAIN), and is now a stock broker, and he has been totally out of the film biz for 20 years. So why not let a little art back into the world? I haven't seen McBain, but of course it has a Franke score. Glickenhaus also did Shakedown in 1988, which featured a great electronic score by Jonathan Elias, so at least he had good taste in composers. He made his last film in 1995, Timemaster.
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Posts: 484 | i have a question about Brandmale.
part of the unofficially compiled soundtrack has two longer tracks at the beginning. both of which are by Johannes. there is some talking at the start, and applause at the end. were these performed live somewhere?
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Posts: 2279 | I'd buy them all!!!!!!! yep, me too. even if they turn out to not much good
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Location: Iris & Linda's underwear draw | I'd buy them all!!!!!!! yep, me too. even if they turn out to not much good I think this is the same for most of us.........TD on the cover & we are there
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Posts: 484 | at the moment i'm missing Undinade, Der Meteor ( '68 ), and Never Shoot the Bathroom Man. the video for Bathroom Man seems to be on youtube, but the audio apparently isn't Edgar's work. maybe it never was to begin with.
and going back to Brandmale, the vocal track on that was really unusual. not even sure if it was TD.
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Posts: 66 | With TD releasing 15 or more CD's per year..a huge catalog.. releasing some of these soundtracks should be in their plans. Doing bananarama versions would even be an option as long as they don't turn out like The Keep, which of course, featured hardly any soundtrack music at all.
The Soldier is very much like Risky Business - the bulk of it is rearranged album material, but there are some new tracks, and it would be a very nice listen. It could even be paired with the very good but very short score to Vision Quest, both on a single CD. The existing Risky Business CD only leaves a few items, that short scratchy rhythm piece and the very short reworkings of Tangram's opening.
The Legend soundtrack is missing some excellent music, around 30 minutes made it on album, there is at least 30-45 minutes of listenable score left.
Red Heat & City Of Shadows both have some very good music which would warrant releases.
If Edgar isn't keen on releasing these, perhaps one of the soundtrack labels like LaLaLand could grab some , since LaLa in particular seems to enjoy electronic scores. In particular, The Keep needs to be rescued and restored to its ambient glory
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Location: Bristol, Uk | With TD releasing 15 or more CD's per year..a huge catalog.. releasing some of these soundtracks should be in their plans. Doing bananarama versions would even be an option as long as they don't turn out like The Keep, which of course, featured hardly any soundtrack music at all.
The Soldier is very much like Risky Business - the bulk of it is rearranged album material, but there are some new tracks, and it would be a very nice listen. It could even be paired with the very good but very short score to Vision Quest, both on a single CD. The existing Risky Business CD only leaves a few items, that short scratchy rhythm piece and the very short reworkings of Tangram's opening.
The Legend soundtrack is missing some excellent music, around 30 minutes made it on album, there is at least 30-45 minutes of listenable score left.
Red Heat & City Of Shadows both have some very good music which would warrant releases.
If Edgar isn't keen on releasing these, perhaps one of the soundtrack labels like LaLaLand could grab some , since LaLa in particular seems to enjoy electronic scores. In particular, The Keep needs to be rescued and restored to its ambient glory May be TD's recently announced return to soundtrack work will increase interest in TD's older soundtracks. I certainly hope so.
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Location: Iris & Linda's underwear draw | With TD releasing 15 or more CD's per year..a huge catalog.. releasing some of these soundtracks should be in their plans. Doing bananarama versions would even be an option as long as they don't turn out like The Keep, which of course, featured hardly any soundtrack music at all.
The Soldier is very much like Risky Business - the bulk of it is rearranged album material, but there are some new tracks, and it would be a very nice listen. It could even be paired with the very good but very short score to Vision Quest, both on a single CD. The existing Risky Business CD only leaves a few items, that short scratchy rhythm piece and the very short reworkings of Tangram's opening.
The Legend soundtrack is missing some excellent music, around 30 minutes made it on album, there is at least 30-45 minutes of listenable score left.
Red Heat & City Of Shadows both have some very good music which would warrant releases.
If Edgar isn't keen on releasing these, perhaps one of the soundtrack labels like LaLaLand could grab some , since LaLa in particular seems to enjoy electronic scores. In particular, The Keep needs to be rescued and restored to its ambient glory May be TD's recently announced return to soundtrack work will increase interest in TD's older soundtracks. I certainly hope so. I do hope so !!!
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Location: Kristiansand, Norway | If Edgar isn't keen on releasing these, perhaps one of the soundtrack labels like LaLaLand could grab some , since LaLa in particular seems to enjoy electronic scores. I guess labels like Perseverance and Varese CD Club could do something too.
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Location: Iris & Linda's underwear draw | If Edgar isn't keen on releasing these, perhaps one of the soundtrack labels like LaLaLand could grab some , since LaLa in particular seems to enjoy electronic scores. I guess labels like Perseverance and Varese CD Club could do something too. As long as the band get the proceeds i don't care who releases them so many good scores going a miss
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Grammar[edit]
- 'The film failed in test screenings. Among the complaints from test audiences was about Jerry Goldsmith's score (considered by some music critics to be Goldsmith's greatest film work), and how teenage audiences would accept the film. Both Universal and Scott had decided to cut the film drastically from its nearly two hour length to 89 minutes for domestic release, and replacing Goldsmith's score with music by Tangerine Dream, Yes leader Jon Anderson, and Bryan Ferry. Scott allowed Goldsmith's score to remain on European prints. Tangerine Dream composed the music in three weeks.'
There are at least two glaring grammatical (tense) errors in the paragraph I have copied above. I don't want to edit it in case my edit is construed as being an ad hominem attack. So can someone else do it please. RichardJ Christie 12:52, 25 August 2006 (UTC)
I don't understand the problem- if you see an error in grammar, just fix it. --Gadget850 ( Ed) 15:17, 25 August 2006 (UTC)
I dare not for fear of being misconstrued (see my talk page 'User Docktor Who' for good reasons). I'll help out by pointing out that 'Among the complaints [..] was about.. , and how ..' is bad grammar. In addition, what does the word 'had' add to the following sentence? Was the decision to cut related to the test screenings? Avoid the use of conjunctions after commas (yes, I admit that is an an old fashioned guideline but it remains a good one). Placing the little word 'to' before 'replacing' would help. Hope this helps RichardJ Christie 12:25, 26 August 2006 (UTC)
Nightmare avenged sevenfold. <sigh> Post your proposed change here and I will look at it. --Gadget850 ( Ed) 12:57, 26 August 2006 (UTC)
<deeper sigh> I have already indicated the grammatical shortcomings in my previous post. There can be no egg on my face if they aren't understood or acted upon. RichardJ Christie 11:00, 27 August 2006 (UTC)
<cry> I didn't write that section of this page, I copied it from Legend (film). Dr. Who 23:26, 27 August 2006 (UTC)
Tangerine Dream Soundtrack
<grin> Assuming you won't accuse me of personal attack or wanting to sabotage the whole article I'll go ahead and fix it then. RichardJ Christie 10:00, 28 August 2006 (UTC)
.jpg/180px-Tangerine-dream-ebw-2_(cropped).jpg "Tangerine Dream Legend Soundtrack Downloadzerodigital")
And that's how its done, with consultation and teamwork. Good boys! <sm> RichardJ Christie 09:48, 29 August 2006 (UTC)
Yes- this looks pretty good now. I knew there was something more to this, just needed to find some sources. --Gadget850 ( Ed) 11:27, 29 August 2006 (UTC)
- Except that I don't think this needs to be divided into the short sections. --Gadget850 ( Ed) 12:54, 29 August 2006 (UTC)
Genre add[edit]
Anyone agree that Ambient should be added as a description? JanderVK
- And rock, electronic and.. whatever else. TD music flatly refuses to be stuck in one genre. Add in the Ferry and Anderson stuff and now you have pop and.. --Gadget850 ( Ed) 14:30, 23 April 2007 (UTC)
- I agree with you in general, TD's music is a lot of different genre's. I am specifically talking about the Legend score though. There are no rock elements in their score for this movie. The end credits is a rock track, but it isn't TD:: JanderVK
- What of 'Unicorn Theme'? The guitar work here has at least some elements of rock. Frankly, trying to categorize TD music is like herding cats. --Gadget850 ( Ed) 13:46, 15 May 2007 (UTC)
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Merger proposal[edit]
Feel free to comment at Talk:Legend (disambiguation)#Merger proposal.--TonyTheTiger(T / C / WP:FOUR / WP:CHICAGO / WP:WAWARD) 02:42, 18 August 2014 (UTC)
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