220 Volt Live (1993)

About this title: Germany's Tangerine Dream (along with fellow countrymen Kraftwerk) either pioneered or directly influenced a slew of genres including electronica, new wave, new age, techno, and dance. By the early '90s, founding guitarist/keyboardist Edgar Froese had revamped the incredibly prolific group's lineup and brought his son, guitarist/keyboardist Jerome Froese, on board as his musical partner and pursued a more rock-oriented direction. The fascinating 1993 album 220 Volt Live, featuring ten all-new songs and one cover, was recorded on Tangerine Dream's 1992 North American tour and it was the band's ... read more

Tracks:

1. Oriental Haze [Froese/Froese]
2. Two Bunch Palms [Froese/Froese]
3. 220 Volt [Froese/Froese]
4. Homeless [Froese/Froese]
5. Sundance Kid [Froese/Froese]
6. Backstreet Hero [Froese/Froese]
7. The Blue Bridge [Froese/Froese]
8. Hamlet [Froese/Froese]
9. Dreamtime [Froese/Froese]
10. Purple Haze [Hendrix]
11. Treasure of Innocence [Froese/Froese]

Note: This is a general synopsis. Each listing is further described below.