Edgar Froese / keyboards, lead guitar, rhythm guitar, composer, producer
Paul Haslinger / keyboards
Jerome Froese / keyboards, lead guitar, composer

Paul Haslinger
Ralf Wadephul
Edgar Froese
Zlatko Perica
Linda Spa
Thorsten Quaeschning
Johannes Schmoelling

- Edgar Froese / keyboards, keyboards arranger, producer

With:
- Thorsten Quaeschning / keyboards
- Linda Spa / keyboards, flute, soprano saxophone
- Iris Kulterer (Camaa) / soprano vocals, congas
- Jayney Klimek / alto vocals
- Barbara Kindermann / soprano vocals
- Tatjana Kouchev / alto vocals
- Saskia Klumpp / alto vocals
- Bianca Acquaye / theatrical voice
- Fridolin Johann Harms / children voice
- Neuer Kammerchor Potsdam / chorus
- Ude Joffe / choir conductor
- Lars J. Lang / orchestral arrangements
- Brandenburg Symphonic Orchestra
- Michael Helmrath / conductor

Edgar Froese / keyboards
Jerome Froese / keyboards
Gerald Gradwohl / guitar
Emil Hachfeld / electronic percussion

Edgar Froese
Paul Haslinger
Ralf Wadephul

Edgar Froese
Jerome Froese

Edgar Froese
Jerome Froese

Edgar Froese – keyboards, guitar
Peter Baumann – keyboards
Christopher Franke – keyboards, drums

- Edgar Froese / keyboards, lead (6) & acoustic (7) guitars, drums (6), arranger & producer
- Jerome Froese / lead guitar (6), keyboards (2,3,5), drums (2-5,7,8), percussion (4), arranger

With:
- Linda Spa / soprano saxophone (1,4,7), alto & tenor saxophones (8), horns & sax arrangements
- Roland Braunstein / trumpet (1)
- Vienna Horn Ensemble / horns (1)
- Zlatko Perica / lead & acoustic guitars (2,3), rhythm guitar (5,8)
- Jayney Klimek / backing vocals (3,8)
- Julie Ocean / backing vocals (3,8)

Esoteric recordings are pleased to announce the release of a newly remastered and expanded edition of Tangerine Dream’s classic 1988 live album "Live Miles”. The album comprised two performances of a line-up that featured Edgar Froese, Chris Franke and Paul Haslinger, recorded Albuquerque, USA in the summer of 1986 and at a special open air concert to celebrate the 750th anniversary of the city of Berlin in August 1987. Released in April 1988, the album was an incredible ambient experience and heralded the end of a stage of Tangerine Dream’s career, being the final appearance of Chris Franke with the group. This Esoteric reactive edition is newly remastered and fully restores the original album artwork and includes a lavishly illustrated booklet with new essay.

- Edgar Froese / synthesizer, bass, guitar, keyboards
- Chris Franke / keyboards
- Paul Haslinger / synthesizer, guitar, keyboards

NEW REMASTERED CD RELEASE FOR THE CLASSIC 1987 ALBUM BY TANGERINE DREAM
WITH TWO BONUS TRACKS
BOOKLET WITH RESTORED ARTWORK, PHOTOS & LINER NOTES
Esoteric Recordings are pleased to announce the release of a newly remastered edition of Tangerine Dream’s classic 1987 album "Tyger”. Recorded in Berlin and Vienna, the album was the final studio release by the band for the Jive Electro label and took its inspiration from the poems of William Blake.
Edgar Froese, Chris Franke & Paul Haslinger utilising the services of guest vocalist Joceylyn Bernadette Smith on a number of tracks, resulting in one of the most inspiring Tangerine Dream albums of their so called "Blue Years”.
This Esoteric Reactive edition is newly remastered and includes two bonus tracks; ‘Vigour’ and the rare 7-inch mix of ‘Tyger’.
The reissue fully restores the original album artwork and includes a lavishly illustrated booklet with new essay.

- Edgar Froese / synthesizer, guitar
- Christoph Franke / synthesizer, electronic percussion
- Paul Haslinger / synthesizer, Grand piano, guitar
- Jocelyn B. Smith / vocals
- Christian Gstettner / sound sampling

Esoteric Recordings are pleased to announce the release of a newly re-mastered edition of Tangerine Dream's classic 1973 recording Green Desert . Of all the Tangerine Dream albums, Green Desert took over a decade from its initial recording sessions to completion. The project began life in August 1973 at a session in Skyline Studio in Berlin.

Locked away in Edgar Froese's personal archive for many years, in 1984 the recordingswere remixed with additional recordings at Eastgate Studio in Vienna, finally appearing in 1986.

- Chris Franke / percussion, VCS3 synth, PRX II rhythm controller
- Edgar Froese / Mellotron, guitar, Solina strings, Mini Moog, phaser

Esoteric Recordings are pleased to announce the release of a newly re-mastered edition of Tangerine Dream’s classic live album "Pergamon”. Recorded in January 1980 at the Palast der Republik, East Berlin, the album was originally released in East Germany in 1981 under the title "Quichotte”.
The documented performance was one of the first by a western band in East Germany and earned Tangerine Dream many new fans in Eastern Europe. Featuring a line-up of Edgar Froese, Chris Franke and newly recruited member Johannes Schmoelling, the album was later released outside of East Germany under the title "Pergamon” (after the impressive museum in East Berlin).
This Esoteric Reactive edition is newly re-mastered,
fully restores the original album artwork and includes a lavishly illustrated booklet with new essay.

- Edgar Froese / keyboards, guitars
- Chris Franke / keyboards
- Johannes Schmoelling / keyboards

Esoteric Recordings are pleased to announce the release of a newly re-mastered and expanded edition of Tangerine Dream s classic 1986 album Underwater Sunlight. Rightly heralded as an ambient classic, Underwater Sunlight was arguably the finest album of the band s so called blue years and influenced a new generation of ambient musicians. Featuring both parts of the superb Song of the Whale and the classic title track, the album introduced Tangerine Dream to a new audience.This Esoteric Reactive edition is newly re-mastered and includes a bonus track taken from the 1986 12-inch single Dolphin Dance. The release fully restores the original album artwork and includes a lavishly illustrated booklet with new essay.

- Edgar Froese / synthesizer, guitar
- Christoph Franke / synthesizer, electronic percussion
- Paul Haslinger / synthesizer, Grand piano, guitar
- Christian Gstettner / computer programming

Esoteric Recordings are pleased to announce the release of a newly remastered edition of Tangerine Dream’s classic 1985 album "Le Parc”. The album was the first release by the band following their departure from Virgin records.
Edgar Froese, Chris Franke & Johannes Schmoelling recorded this inspiring work in Vienna, Berlin and London, utilising the services of guest vocalists Clare Torry on ‘Yellowstone Park’ and Katja Brauneis on ‘Zen Garden’. The album’s title track, subtitled "L.A. - Streethawk”, was a reworking of Tangerine Dream’s theme to the US TV series "Streethawk”.
This Esoteric Reactive edition is newly remastered and includes a bonus track of the rare 12-inch radio mix of "Le Parc (L.A. - Streethawk)”, never before released on CD.
The reissue fully restores the original album artwork and includes a lavishly illustrated booklet with new essay.

- Edgar Froese / organ, synthesizer, bass, guitar, guitar (bass), keyboards, Mellophonium, producer, Mellotron, VCS 3 synthesizer
- Christopher Franke / synthesizer, keyboards, Moog synthesizer, VCS 3 synthesizer
- Johannes Schmoelling / synthesizer, keyboards

Esoteric recordings are pleased to announce the release of a newly
re-mastered edition of the album Poland the Warsaw Concert by Tangerine
Dream. On the 10th December 1983 Edgar Froese, Chris Franke and Johannes
Schmolling performed a legendary concert in the Ice Stadium in Warsaw -
a unique event, given the political situation in Poland at the time.
The resulting live album was issued as a double LP set on the Jive
Electro label the following year to great acclaim. Of all the subsequent
CD releases of the album, only two early editions, released in the USA
& Germany, featured the full unedited version of the original double
LP.

E.Froese / Guitars, Synthesizers, Keyboards
C.Franke / Synthesizers, Keyboards
J.Schmoelling / Synthesizers, Keyboards

Edgar Froese
Chris Franke
Johannes Schmoelling

Edgar Froese – keyboards, electronic equipment, guitar
Christopher Franke – synthesizers, electronic equipment, electronic percussion
Johannes Schmoelling – keyboards, electronic equipment

Keyboards – Johannes Schmoelling*
Keyboards, Guitar – Edgar Froese
Keyboards, Percussion [Electronic] – Chris Franke*

Esoteric Recordings are pleased to announce the release of a newly re-mastered edition of Tangerine Dream's classic soundtrack to the legendary film Sorcerer , directed by William Friedkin in 1976. A remake of the 1953 film The Wages of Fear , Tangerine Dream members Edgar Froese, Christopher Franke and Peter Bau.mann composed a stunning electronic score which perfectly accompanied Ffriedkin’s imagary and was the band s first commission for a Hollywood movie.

This Esoteric Reactive edition is newly re-mastered, restores the original album artwork and includes a lavishly illustrated booklet with new essay.

- Peter Baumann / synthesizer, piano, keyboards, Mellotron, Arp, Fender Rhodes, sequencing
- Edgar Froese / synthesizer, bass, guitar, piano, keyboards, Moog synthesizer, Mellotron, Oberheim, piano (Grand), Arp strings, Fender Stratocaster
- Christopher Franke / synthesizer, Moog synthesizer, Mellotron, Arp, Elka, Oberheim, sequencing, digital sequencing

Edgar Froese - Synthesizer [VCS3, Synthi A]
Chris Franke - Synthesizer [Moog, VCS3, Synthi A]
Peter Baumann - Synthesizer [VCS3, Synthi A]

Esoteric Recordings are pleased to announce the
release of a newly re-mastered edition of the classic album Atem by
Tangerine Dream. Released in 1973, the album was the band’s last release
on the Berlin based OHR label and heralded the beginning of Tangerine
Dream’s wider international acclaim. Championed by DJ John Peel, Atem
enjoyed success outside of Germany and eventually led to the group
signing to the newly formed Virgin label.This Esoteric reactive
edition is expanded to include a bonus CD of a previously unreleased
forty minute live performance given by Tangerine Dream at the
Deutschlandhalle in Berlin on November 29th 1973 and features a lavishly
illustrated deluxe booklet with new essay.

- Edgar Froese / Mellotron, guitar, organ, voice
- Christoph Franke / organ, VCS 3 synth, percussion, voice
- Peter Baumann / organ, VCS 3 synth, piano

Recorded at the Dierks Studio in Stommeln, the album featured a line up of Edgar Froese, Chris Franke and Steve Schroyder with guests Udo Dennebourg (flute) and Roland Pualyck (synthesiser). Released in Germany on the OHR label, the influence of the album was immense, with the band creating imaginative sound-scapes previously unheard on record.

This Esoteric Reactive edition is newly re-mastered and includes three bonus tracks: ‘Ozillator Planet Concert’ has never been released on CD and was issued as part of the 1971 double album "Ossiach Live”. Also included are both sides of the classic ‘Ultima Thule’ single issued in Germany in 1971. The release fully restores the original album artwork and includes a lavishly illustrated booklet.

- Edgar Froese / guitar, bass, organ, coffee machine
- Christoph Franke / percussion, Lotos flute, piano harp, zither, VCS 3 synth
- Steve Schroeder / Hammond and Farfasia organ
- Udo Dennenbourg / flute, words
- Roland Paulick / VCS 3 synth

Esoteric Recordings are pleased to announce the release of a newly remastered edition of Tangerine Dream’s classic and legendary debut album "Electronic Meditation”. Recorded in Berlin in October 1969, the album featured the first Tangerine Dream line-up of Edgar Froese (guitars, organ, tapes, sound effects), Klaus Schulze (drums, percussion) and Conrad Schnitzler (cello, violin, typewriter).
Upon its release in 1970 "Electronic Meditation” and tracks such as ‘Journey Through A Burning Brain’ would define a genre of music and herald the massive creative musical explosion that would emerge in Germany in the early seventies.
This Esoteric Reactive edition is newly remastered, fully restores the original album artwork and includes a lavishly illustrated booklet with new essay.

- Edgar Froese / 6 and 12 string guitar, Farfasia organ, piano
- Klaus Schulze / drums, percussion, metal sticks
- Conrad Schnitzler / cello, violin, additator typewriter
Guest :
- Jimmy Jackson / organ