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Well, as we're doing 70s bands threads and others felt they still have to resist doing a Tangs thread (:innocent:) while I came across a huuuuuge selection at my favourite recordshop:

I've listened to Ricochet, Rubycon and Pheadra, just got me a Alpha Centauri/Atem double-LP.

Which other ones are must-haves?
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Bastid! ;D

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Oh bloody hell it will be Afghan coats next... :urff:
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Izzy HaveMercy wrote:Bastid! ;D

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Zuma wrote:Oh bloody hell it will be Afghan coats next... :urff:
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boudicca wrote:
Zuma wrote:Oh bloody hell it will be Afghan coats next... :urff:
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Now, now calm down people Heartland Gegen Hippie Bashing! ;D

the only other one's I've heard outside of what you mentioned Z that are worth cocking an ear to are: Zeit/Logos/Poland

the first Virgin trilogy of Phaedra/Rubycon/Ricochet can't really be beat though
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James Blast wrote:Now, now calm down people Heartland Gegen Hippie Bashing! ;D

the only other one's I've heard outside of what you mentioned Z that are worth cocking an ear to are: Zeit/Logos/Poland

the first Virgin trilogy of Phaedra/Rubycon/Ricochet can't really be beat though
I'll check those out then :D

Listened to Alpha Centauri yesterday night (only A-side I think, after all I do use most of my vinyl as bedtime music :oops:) and as a matter of fact it didn't seem to get up there with P/R/R :|

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apart from those already mentioned, also very worthy are Stratosfear & Hyperborea

& The Keep/Thief/Legend/Risky Business Soundtracks... IMHippyO :notworthy:

ever seen 'em play live? i highly recommend it if you get the chance. their last show at the Astoria was sublime 8)
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Uncanny... I just got the mp3s of Rubycon, Pheadra, and Alpha Centauri at the weekend.. :eek:
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hellboy69 wrote:ever seen 'em play live? i highly recommend it if you get the chance. their last show at the Astoria was sublime 8)
They still do live? :eek:

I most certainly will keep an eye on that then 8)
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IIRC Z they did a special concert of Phaedra in Londres last year, the official site is down ATM but check it out for updates/history etc. Having said that, what passes as The Tangs these days is a shadow of their former self. Live Miles was their last album I heard, a live double CD with not one decent moment. :(
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I agree with Mr Blast - they're not a patch on their old fully-improvised gig days, but i really did enjoy the last Astoria show, made only sweeter by my decision to buy one of the 300 "The Keep" cds for a tenner (they now go for £100+ on ebay!)

BTW, there are some classic live recordings (and "The Keep" alternate version fan project) available via this rather stonking TG forum...

http://td.forumup.org/index.php?mforum= ... 55b08f665f
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I'm not familiar with "The Keep" please enlighten me.
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James Blast wrote:I'm not familiar with "The Keep" please enlighten me.
Strange wee movie about Nazis and spooky things. Book was great, film was as stated strange.

Tangerine Ice Cream did the soundtrack


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get the Sorcerer film soundtrack.

http://www.progarchives.com/Progressive ... cd_id=6388
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