This track is awesome, the band at their best. It was originally from the 1992 Rockoon US Tour as the opening track with guitar and shorter, they developed and expanded it for Oasis in 1996. 🙂👍
Sounds like reworking of "canyon dreams" to me, with a bit of "220 volts live", a bit of what ever, I wish they would just keep original titles so we know what we're getting.
I have never heard anything by TD that I liked that was composed after Chris Franke left. Admittedly, what I have heard of his solo work is as bland and uninteresting as the work that TD did after he left, but when he was with TD, at least until 1986, they were great.
Love the clean running water....a priceless asset for all of us.Remember TD and protect our rivers.
Simon Artley
Manchester UK
This track is awesome, the band at their best. It was originally from the 1992 Rockoon US Tour as the opening track with guitar and shorter, they developed and expanded it for Oasis in 1996. 🙂👍
This is absolutely brilliant, amazing. I have always been a great fan of TD, still This one can't be described with mere words.
God bless you all with such amazing talent!!!
I have loved your music my whole life 😃👍💝💙
...thank you for keeping this beautiful video. available. Soothing my senses
Intense
Love it, opened with this in Glasgow 1996 if not mistaken.
Incredible emotional tune with so fine trigger points - each time I hear it my blood runs cold.
Oasis - a great video and soundtrack. Have on cd and vhs tape (from 976-CREOLEMAN).
Hi "islanderview", thank you so much for up load this track its very peaceful to me.
supergood job..
I have a bunch of Tangerine Dream music myself, this one is one of my favorites also, Flash Flood is too .
This place everyone has to visit
Wonderful video!
Thats the one... what a f...... tune !!
is the video from the home video release, or is this something different?
Sounds like reworking of "canyon dreams" to me, with a bit of "220 volts live", a bit of what ever, I wish they would just keep original titles so we know what we're getting.
The live version from the "Valentone Wheels" concert is more interesting, with solo guitar.
I have never heard anything by TD that I liked that was composed after Chris Franke left. Admittedly, what I have heard of his solo work is as bland and uninteresting as the work that TD did after he left, but when he was with TD, at least until 1986, they were great.