I’m 78 years old and not much time left. I’m so happy I discovered this music before I passed into the great unknown. For some reason, this music takes me back when life was unencumbered and good. Life is tough now for most of us but this music puts a little joy back into my life. Stay safe and healthy my friends. Tom.
Mr. Reynolds, Music is for the soul and it's for everyone to enjoy no matter the age of a person, race & ethnicity, gender, etc...For me the best thing about music is that it doesn't even matter if it's in a foreign language and you don't understand what they're saying or singing about but the song may still make you feel something. I think it's pretty cool that you listen to psychill/ambient music. I hope i can live until my 70's and do as you're doing now. Everyone should keep doing what you love to do. Peace ✌
I am 78 and am still IN the game. Most people who consider themselves still actionable never make age the pre-requisite to belonging on the positive side of life. Music like this is timeless and limitless. It allows the spirit to soar and stay out of the confines of the day-to-day imposed struggle...this struggle is largely self-imposed, so throw off these shackles and... L I V E
@@jibbajabba4712 One of my prerequisites for a good 'significant other' is that they MUST LOVE elecronica \ Tangerine Dream \ Jean Michelle-Jarre \ Madis, et cetera . .
I will be 71 in three weeks time and I have not stopped listening to this sought of music just be cause some people think it is only for the ears of the younger generation Regards Doug Hughes Williamstown Nth Australia❤
Pioneers that embraced technology after having a little background in chords and progressions and layering your sounds and MIDI sampling we owe to ex the clash BAD. New Order took the turn with tech post Joy Division
For the last 14 years I have been dealing with prostate cancer now it has gone to stage 4 metastatic prostate cancer. I haven't been to my hometown in Camden Arkansas so I'm making plans to go back looking like a different person.the dark Knight rises gives me the motivation to rise and be the person that I wanna be
@@franniej.3110я это про себя думаю А вот не любит накажет за грехи и отрицание божественного и как отправит вот в самую жуть на дно ада и вечность Ваше мнение какое 5:29
Tangerine Dream is a pioneer of dream music.They follow former members techniques for producing this type of music. listen to tangerine dream - dream sequences album
It was around 1am and I was driving back from a long day sightseeing Niagara Falls. I was listening to a massive playlist I had made full of electronica and smooth ambient music. The brilliant skyline of Toronto was getting closer, and soon enough I found myself on the Gardiner Expressway, an elevated highway cutting through the heart of Toronto. As I'm merging on to the Gardiner, this song comes on. Now the Gardiner is notorious for being one of the most congested highways in the GTA, but that night it was flowing like smooth silk. There could not have been a better time for this song to have come on. Crusing at night surrounded by the towering office and condo blocks of Toronto, glowing in the night sky. The CN Tower bathed in colourful hues of red and blue, the Skydome glowing like some alien mothership. It was easily one of the most pleasant and relaxing night drives I have ever had. I never thought a night drive could've been so memorable!
My daughter's think they know it all with music I'm almost 70 years old and I remember the first synthesizers when I was in high school and I was so into it
While I would never take away from what Tangerine Dream did to propel music, I'll respectfully disagree with your comment. Before Tangerine Dream.....there was Art of Noise!✌🏾
I only just realized this music was what made that incredible love on the train scene in Risky Business so evocative. Man, I wish I could live life over again. Those 80's and 90's movies...such special memories. Life was simple back then. We were young...and the future was full of promise.
@@cdcaleoThe post-war conditions were perfect for the baby boomer generation to cause an explosion of creatively the likes of which we hadn’t seen since the Renaissance period. Music, art, books, film, tv, comedy, games, electronics, appliances, buildings, planes, trains and automobiles, clothes (Miami Vice…), and of course the freedom to be who you wanted to be. There will never be another period like 1980 - 2010. It’s all downhill from here. I’m just so glad I got to experience it to the fullest. We can’t take our things to the grave, but we can take our memories. I think a lot of us feel the same nostalgia. We were truly alive back then.
You were there? Man... Wonderfull, life changing. I saw it first on VHS and it made me go to business school ;-) and know that sometimes you have to make your move, risk it.
1983 - Senior in HS - took a special young lady out to see this one - we were not in relationship, but we had to kiss at halftime one football game because we were voted king and queen of something, and we wanted to break any ice we thought we had….very fun date night and this scene was something else for us. (Kiss went very well btw). Porsche - no substitute
6 am. Tokyo. 2017. I was jogging along the riverbank in the dark as the dark blue sky gradually shifted to a golden sunrise.. This was my soundtrack everyday until I had to leave.. I hope to jog that same route again one day... Thank you for fueling my soul
I struggle with mental health and simply cannot quieten my mind (my own tale of woe and sorry to bring you down). For some reason, your music temporarily takes me out of that state and I can't thank you enough for it.
The “Risky Business” soundtrack was the first compact disk that I had ever bought,,, played on the first ever Sony Diskman that did nothing ,, but PLAY. Yes it skipped if you breathed too hard on it ! It was like $700 new,, and was MINDBLOWINGLY AWESOME !
It was back in the late sixties when on a Friday night Kings Cross cinema in London would open its doors at midnight and Tangerine Dream and many other bands would play this wonderful music till six in the morning then we would head down to Portobello Road for breakfast, absolutely magic, I am 70 now and still get stirred by these wonderful sounds.
@@MWSRD 🤣🤣🤣 If you are not being sarcastic then the answer to your question is: OF COURSE THEY DID 🤷🏼♀️ Modern electronic music’s roots go all the way back to the peace and love decade of the 60s. And yes, apparently this band is 60 plus years old 😱 I didn’t discover them until the 80s and apparently they were already a band more than 20 years old 😱 who knew?? 🤷🏼♀️
On April 8th 2024, my home town in Ontario Canada had the privilege of witnessing a total Lunar eclipse. It was remarkable, awe inspiring. We played your song throughout the experience 🌕 ☀️. My town will not be in the path of totally again for several hundred years.
I’ve been a fan of Tangerine Dream for decades. I’m 70 and still listen to them. I have an old iPod mini with TD albums and the solo works put out by some of the individual members in it hooked into my car sound system. Whenever I go on a long drive I turn the iPod on and drive.
Hot summers night … a hint of a breeze … the sky still resisting total darkness as the sun hovers on the horizon … open roads … windows down cruising at 60mph . That’s how to really get the total calming , mind blowing brilliance of this musical masterpiece . 1:11
I'm 68 yrs. old, been listing to Tangerine Dream ever since Risky Business came out. Can't get enough of it over the years; especially "Love on a Real Train". I have downloaded numerous versions of it; both fr/TD & State Azure. ❤ Love your music 🎶 too! It resonates w/me & it is music f/the soul, very magical which takes me to another place. Peace, love & light to you all fr/Talladega, USA. Namaste 🙏
So do I. I think that's because this track as composition is great no matter what, but original TD's sound is not that great today. Luckly State Azure sounds just fantastic so his rendition is just stunning.
Consoder this as the redefined version of the original, certain sound effects wich they may wanted to include weren’t just there yet or the had to mimmick those wanted sound effects,NOT SURE, But no matter how far ahead of time the original was,i found it sound more flatter then this greater version of it, eventrough i hate to say that.
I'm saying this with the utmost sincerity....this is a Master Class on electronic music - respecting a timeless work of Art - possessing the ability to improve upon a genius piece of music, yet being savvy enough to keep it's original form!!!! G.O.A.T. PERFORMANCE SIR!!!!!👊🏾
I dont know how to put it into words. This is magical in all aspects. Its art in its purest form. This person is talented. Nobody could say no to this.
You could have been driving around in a aston Martin vantage listening to this music, how does that sound? Nevertheless good taste in music. 😎👍😎👍Feb 2020
i was listening to this song when my father introduced me to the genre decades ago when i was born in '86 i was listening to this when he passed in 2015 iam still listening to it in 2021 i will listen to this cover till the end of times because my father introduced me to this genre and i will listen to this because this is the best cover ever made
Tangerine Dream... There's something magical about the 1980's movie soundtracks! This track reminds me of a recent film - Drive (r.Gosling; Dir - N.Winding Refn). This track reminds me of 1980's Michael Mann films & TV series (Miami Vice) OST for Michael Mann's masterpiece 'Thief' by Tangerine Dream
It’s amazing to think about electronic music becoming historical. This is starting to look like a jewel from the distant past, a specific historical aesthetic, like how we feel about the medieval tune Greensleeves
@@jkotynek your mistake is that you're looking at this with human logic. lizard brains (not lizard people i don't believe in that nonsense. just people with reptilian behavior) who run illuminati are soulless douches
This makes feel like its 2 am Saturday, leaving a high school dance ,I'm at a after party with friends the girls from school ,summers has arrived.i feel like the luckiest guy alive,drive to the cottage 30 minutes away ,cottage parties are going full force i go for walk on the beach see some more girls from school having bon fire.i sit on the beach ,drinking some beer look at sky and the stars.god those were the days class of 88.
Agree. There are still some rare newcomers to this type of sound however. Although not entirely the same, artists like Mitch Murder, Shook and Sellorekt, are getting me back to the 80's vibes.
i am 68 and age don't matter -- closed my eyes and let the mind go away from everything for 8 minutes -- music washes the dust off of your soul- fly_n_high in florida
There's something magical about the 1980's movie soundtracks! This track reminds me of a recent film - Drive (r.Gosling; Dir - N.Winding Refn). This track reminds me of 1980's Michael Mann films & TV series (Miami Vice) OST for Michael Mann's masterpiece 'Thief' by Tangerine Dream 10/10
Jesus this was good. I didn't think the original version, which I still often listen to for nostalgic meditation, could be beat but this version comes pretty close.
I just compared it to the original and some other versions, but this one is simply the best. The thing is that Azure understood the spirit and the mood of the original and just made a natural interpretation that is perfect, not pretentious in any moment, just perfect. It's magical.
The best ambient-chill song of all times, the best music & movie of my teenage years. You've done it so well bro! 🙏 Met Joel Goodsen at my 10, on a hot summer night in August,1983. Best years of my life...
Last year I was kissing a girl in my car wishing her a good night while the original was playing softly in the background, I didn't want the moment to end.... It did, and so did we. So I know where you are coming from, I hope it mended for you.
Tangerine Dream, was one of my first introductions to synth music, back in the 70s. Still sparking my synapses and imagination, all these years later. Now I have my own collection of synthesizers, entertaining myself with that amazing sound. I'm a very lucky man, to live in an age of such wonders. Music is life!
@ I’m 64 years young 😆 And each day still brings me the joyful feeling of discovery, I had as a child ✌️ Best wishes for your own adventures, and days filled with wonder.
Same here. However we used a wash board. We got arrested and were charged with unlicensed music with a cleaning apparatus. We were sentenced and sent to Australia for our crimes.
When I manifest the earth plane I was confused at first, then the creativity became apparent, a hologram of projections from within, a processor for Soul to become what It IS. Like any show ride you come to an end! Self realised. Shanti. Peace
I used to have one of those Ecler mixers. HAK 320 I believe. Great mixer for the time. If only it had a contactless fader. Anyway… SHORTKUT!!!!!!!!!! MUCH LOVE!!!GET WELL SOON!!!!!
There's a reason you're getting 72k upvotes and only 2.2k downvotes. That's a 97% approval with over 9.5 million views. You're doing something VERY right, State Azure.
Really well arranged and played. I'm 66, grew up in Europe and discovered the German synthesists in the early '70s. TD's first albums on Virgin Records, "Phaedra" ('74) and "Stratosfear" ('76) were part of my introductions to that genre. Due to life challenges, I stopped composing music some years ago. This is possibly inspiring me to try again. I'll definitely check out your work since I just discovered it. Thank you.
We're of an age, then. I was at TD's gig in York Minster in 1975. I'd say definitely try again, Philip - a couple of years ago, a bloke on the internet said something that pushed me to start making music again, and not just listening. It's been challenging, but it's so f*ing rewarding when it comes together. Go for it.
@Gary Turner and @@David_K_Booth - Thank you both for your most supportive kindness. Pardon late reply but my condition got in the way (clinical anxiety/depression for decades went really dark-night-of-the-soul in this last year or two) . When I wrote that post, I was only very briefly confident I could return to music. Now all these months later, I am actually slowly but surely getting back into it. Delay was also due to having to upgrade my DAW (Cubase) on new Win 10 system. And learn/get used to new GUI in both audio and video software upgrades - which can bury me in quagmires of panic. I don't have even 10% of the gear that State Azure has - just one very old but solid 1993 Korg Trinity workstation and some decent VST. And I'm getting back into when it all started for me back when I was 17 - guitar (used to play 12 string). Really rusty and for now just having to build up finger calluses and I only have a 6 string Epiphone/Gibson, but it looks cool too - gloss jet black. Mental health is still job #1 and I wake up in fear and panic every day. And/but as when I was a teen and earlier, music was a safe harbor for me, and is proving to be a well needed vocational re-training. No "goals" professional or otherwise. Just the journey and see where it goes. It helps shave off the self-contempt :)
This is absolutely unreal, incredible and one of the finest pieces of creative music I've ever heard. Simply phenomenal. This is at the pinnacle of what human art and the creative process can achieve. Thank you. Beauty like this makes the world a better place.
In the eighties I listened to endless Tangerine Dream and I had more of their albums than any other artist in my collection. You seem to have picked up that torch for me because I kid you not I must have listened to your music for hundreds of hours now. Thank you very sincerely for what you do sir.
Great cover, as others have said this is a great example of electronica. Loving the warm arp analog synths, really excellent tonal balance. 1980s updated to 2000s without losing the analog vibe :) Nice work!
You know.. driving alone, in the evening or night.. flying by the lines, bein in your time travel machine, full output on the speakers with this tune on.. thats so simple.. so simple enjoyment!
I’m 78 years old and not much time left. I’m so happy I discovered this music before I passed into the great unknown. For some reason, this music takes me back when life was unencumbered and good. Life is tough now for most of us but this music puts a little joy back into my life. Stay safe and healthy my friends. Tom.
Bro you will be free again, I guarantee it!
Going on 66 so that was my time. 20 something and so vibrant of a time. So innocent and free we were. Sweet memories.
It’s not the great unknown. We know exactly what it is.
@@mhb11what does that even mean?
God bless you Tom,
I"m 73 now. I love this music. Can I still play in your game? Age is a number but good music is timeless.
I’m 16, I love this music too!
I wish I had experienced the 50’s-80’s, but through music, movies, photographs, and narratives, I feel like I can move through time.
Right, age can be just a number - you enjoy it today, than you're timeless too
Right Alan
Mr. Reynolds, Music is for the soul and it's for everyone to enjoy no matter the age of a person, race & ethnicity, gender, etc...For me the best thing about music is that it doesn't even matter if it's in a foreign language and you don't understand what they're saying or singing about but the song may still make you feel something.
I think it's pretty cool that you listen to psychill/ambient music. I hope i can live until my 70's and do as you're doing now. Everyone should keep doing what you love to do. Peace ✌
I am 78 and am still IN the game. Most people who consider themselves still actionable never make age the pre-requisite to belonging on the positive side of life.
Music like this is timeless and limitless.
It allows the spirit to soar and stay out of the confines of the day-to-day imposed struggle...this struggle is largely self-imposed, so throw off these shackles and... L I V E
I couldn’t have said it better myself, my brother, so I didn’t. I bow to your aged wisdom. (from your 75 year old compatriot).
Exactly..!!
Still in the game . . this gorgeous bit of sound gives me chills in Every Nerve, all over.
Self-imposed. There in lies the rub...self.
@@jibbajabba4712 One of my prerequisites for a good 'significant other' is that they MUST LOVE elecronica \ Tangerine Dream \ Jean Michelle-Jarre \ Madis, et cetera . .
2025 stil going. The magic of music never stops.
I'm 62 and that is the best eight and a half minutes in the dark
i have had for quite some time ..
I concur. Fyi. That's one massive quote. You should coin that phrase
I agree with everything you said - including your age.
@@FeatherGlow1 ♥
Haha.
@@stevehulse ♥
God do I wish these days were here again.
To everyone listening to this you have Amazing taste in music , take care All of you from the 🇬🇧
we need to stick together and help each other. oxygene 7 and 8 are two tracks i really enjoy that are in the same grain.
I will be 71 in three weeks time and I have not stopped listening to this sought of music just be cause some people think it is only for the ears of the younger generation
Regards
Doug Hughes
Williamstown Nth
Australia❤
Gosh I miss those days to love you for sayin' that!! Now try Eberhard Weber.
@@DougHughes-rx4cd I am 75 and remember these days as the best time of my life for excellent music, it never fails or fades away.
rock on with your socks on!
Can most of us all agree there is something incredible and magic about 80’s Synth music. God I love this! Gives me goosebumps each time.
yes. yes we can.
Pioneers that embraced technology after having a little background in chords and progressions and layering your sounds and MIDI sampling we owe to ex the clash BAD. New Order took the turn with tech post Joy Division
Yes...! Its amazing as its soothing to my soul.🌼
I've always loved me some Tangerine Dream but Love on a Real Train is not only mesmerizing, it's iconic...and damn sexy
Hoow damn true man!!! Its like you described in my own words 👍🙏
For the last 14 years I have been dealing with prostate cancer now it has gone to stage 4 metastatic prostate cancer. I haven't been to my hometown in Camden Arkansas so I'm making plans to go back looking like a different person.the dark Knight rises gives me the motivation to rise and be the person that I wanna be
Be as Brave as you can everyday and remember there's a God that loves you
@@franniej.3110я это про себя думаю А вот не любит накажет за грехи и отрицание божественного и как отправит вот в самую жуть на дно ада и вечность Ваше мнение какое 5:29
@@franniej.3110да забыла забыла а это важно Бог наказывает болезнями за грехи наши и отвечаю я за них лично с семи лет Что вы думаете 8:40
reaching out to you,..I hope this finds you well. Peace to you and all your loved ones!
Rise, we all need inspiration, it's in you and all around you
This is what the 80s sounds like, neon coloured sound. Takes me back to a better time.
Not really what the 80's sounded like close, less refined. This came out in 2020.
Tangerine Dream is a pioneer of dream music.They follow former members techniques for producing this type of music. listen to tangerine dream - dream sequences album
@@Panzerjager2344 the original track is from 1983 but was remastered in 2020
80s were all shades of brown and plastic.
The 2080s, you mean.
It was around 1am and I was driving back from a long day sightseeing Niagara Falls. I was listening to a massive playlist I had made full of electronica and smooth ambient music. The brilliant skyline of Toronto was getting closer, and soon enough I found myself on the Gardiner Expressway, an elevated highway cutting through the heart of Toronto. As I'm merging on to the Gardiner, this song comes on. Now the Gardiner is notorious for being one of the most congested highways in the GTA, but that night it was flowing like smooth silk. There could not have been a better time for this song to have come on. Crusing at night surrounded by the towering office and condo blocks of Toronto, glowing in the night sky. The CN Tower bathed in colourful hues of red and blue, the Skydome glowing like some alien mothership. It was easily one of the most pleasant and relaxing night drives I have ever had. I never thought a night drive could've been so memorable!
Good for you.
Wow thank you for your details in your story of this particular evening. Love your details. 🕊
I love Risky Business as I appreciate Tom Cruise and his work on the big screen.🌼🌼🌼🌼🕊🕊🌼🌼🌼🌼
Wow, the Canadian medical tyrants let you out of your dwelling?
@@keithmccormack6248 This was before the rona fam
Tangerine Dream did it all before anybody even knew it...
You got that right so few know it
My daughter's think they know it all with music I'm almost 70 years old and I remember the first synthesizers when I was in high school and I was so into it
While I would never take away from what Tangerine Dream did to propel music, I'll respectfully disagree with your comment. Before Tangerine Dream.....there was Art of Noise!✌🏾
true, albeit that TD were covering Steve Reich's Music for 18 Musicians part 6 on this track
@@wendyfountain702 You have no clue. Do your homework. Tangerine Dream was around long before Art of Noise.
I only just realized this music was what made that incredible love on the train scene in Risky Business so evocative. Man, I wish I could live life over again. Those 80's and 90's movies...such special memories. Life was simple back then. We were young...and the future was full of promise.
We didn't know how good we had it. We thought it would last forever. I would go back to the 80's in an instant.
@@cdcaleoThe post-war conditions were perfect for the baby boomer generation to cause an explosion of creatively the likes of which we hadn’t seen since the Renaissance period. Music, art, books, film, tv, comedy, games, electronics, appliances, buildings, planes, trains and automobiles, clothes (Miami Vice…), and of course the freedom to be who you wanted to be. There will never be another period like 1980 - 2010. It’s all downhill from here. I’m just so glad I got to experience it to the fullest. We can’t take our things to the grave, but we can take our memories. I think a lot of us feel the same nostalgia. We were truly alive back then.
its still is - and most of those films were kinda rubbish imo.
@@SafeSpace-Community They were very much of their time, and most have not aged well.
risky business has had a 4k remaster so go rewatch it and listen to this gorgeous track again!
Almost 64 and going strong. The 80's were such good times. Thanks for this wonderful song.
64 and could be around in 20 years, no problem.
This gives me the feeling of anticipation, something good is coming.
*You never watched the film 'Risky Business'?*
Nothing good is coming in the USA. We are fucked.
In a dark cinema in 83. The subway train, the shadows and the momentum. And THIS wonderful track. Stunning
You were there? Man... Wonderfull, life changing. I saw it first on VHS and it made me go to business school ;-) and know that sometimes you have to make your move, risk it.
Risky Business
stunning needs no explanation
Tom and Rebecca were so made for this movie... love this music...
1983 - Senior in HS - took a special young lady out to see this one - we were not in relationship, but we had to kiss at halftime one football game because we were voted king and queen of something, and we wanted to break any ice we thought we had….very fun date night and this scene was something else for us. (Kiss went very well btw). Porsche - no substitute
سالهای سال دنبال این موزیک میگشتم،
40+ years later and I'm still listening to this. Great for down time, yoga, working out or doing 120+ on an empty stretch of highway
6 am. Tokyo. 2017. I was jogging along the riverbank in the dark as the dark blue sky gradually shifted to a golden sunrise.. This was my soundtrack everyday until I had to leave.. I hope to jog that same route again one day...
Thank you for fueling my soul
Thank you!
Wow, I want to take that same jog to this same music. Thanks for the image at least.
paradise lost beautiful
If this could be looped to play non-stop I would be a perpetual jogger . This music is awesome!
enough said
I struggle with mental health and simply cannot quieten my mind (my own tale of woe and sorry to bring you down). For some reason, your music temporarily takes me out of that state and I can't thank you enough for it.
In their field, Tangerine Dream were truly
sound breaking 🧡
The “Risky Business” soundtrack was the first compact disk that I had ever bought,,, played on the first ever Sony Diskman that did nothing ,, but PLAY. Yes it skipped if you breathed too hard on it ! It was like $700 new,, and was MINDBLOWINGLY AWESOME !
Q
It was back in the late sixties when on a Friday night Kings Cross cinema in London would open its doors at midnight and Tangerine Dream and many other bands would play this wonderful music till six in the morning then we would head down to Portobello Road for breakfast, absolutely magic, I am 70 now and still get stirred by these wonderful sounds.
That must have been absolutely amazing!! I didn’t start listening to them until the 80’s, 54 now, if only I had a time machine!
Я начал их слушать совсем недавно. И мне очень нравится !!!
Late 60's ? that would make this electronic music almost 60yrs old! did they even have electronics like that back then ?
@@MWSRD
🤣🤣🤣
If you are not being sarcastic then the answer to your question is: OF COURSE THEY DID 🤷🏼♀️
Modern electronic music’s roots go all the way back to the peace and love decade of the 60s. And yes, apparently this band is 60 plus years old 😱 I didn’t discover them until the 80s and apparently they were already a band more than 20 years old 😱 who knew?? 🤷🏼♀️
@@kristimcgowandarkoscellard3126 I was lucky enough to see Tangerine Dream live in 1975 at Liverpool's huge Anglican Cathedral. My first ever concert!
Doesn't matter your age race or culture, this music right here soothes the soul...
Hence, the universal language.
Doesn't matter if you're white, black, yellow, brown, red, green or purple! This is like MSG for the soul 💯
Just B human ..average hearing suggested
%100
MIDI-bliss...
On April 8th 2024, my home town in Ontario Canada had the privilege of witnessing a total Lunar eclipse.
It was remarkable, awe inspiring. We played your song throughout the experience 🌕 ☀️.
My town will not be in the path of totally again for several hundred years.
Too cool!
holy no way im in ontario too love this song
That’s a MEMORY !!!!
Music and Memories ❤
WAS SUB-HUMAN MUTANT JUSTIN TRUDEAU AN ECLIPSE TO OUR BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY?. DARKNESS DOES PASS, THERE WILL BE LIGHT AGAIN!
love that
I’ve been a fan of Tangerine Dream for decades. I’m 70 and still listen to them. I have an old iPod mini with TD albums and the solo works put out by some of the individual members in it hooked into my car sound system. Whenever I go on a long drive I turn the iPod on and drive.
12 and a half million views, six years later and you still get a heart icon.
Fucking pure quality.
You're kind of young old modern retro.😄
Hi there from Ukraine. It's unbelievable music. Tonight I have turning on them at the first time and I understanding you the author.
69
H e a v e n.
I'm 40. This song makes me really happy. Thank you. Few things do this.
Hot summers night … a hint of a breeze … the sky still resisting total darkness as the sun hovers on the horizon … open roads … windows down cruising at 60mph . That’s how to really get the total calming , mind blowing brilliance of this musical masterpiece . 1:11
I'm 68 yrs. old, been listing to Tangerine Dream ever since Risky Business came out. Can't get enough of it over the years; especially "Love on a Real Train". I have downloaded numerous versions of it; both fr/TD & State Azure. ❤ Love your music 🎶 too! It resonates w/me & it is music f/the soul, very magical which takes me to another place. Peace, love & light to you all fr/Talladega, USA. Namaste 🙏
Tangerine Dream is just magic…
Незабываемые мелодии жизни,браво танжерин, респект
70’s Prog Rock, such a gift, so sad it’s gone!! At least we still have our albums!!!! 63 and missing it so much, thank you FM radio!!!!!
Друг, как будто это амбиент синт вейв. Что-то такое.
OSI. You’re welcome
@@DanilaChelnyWhich came to be as both a part and result of the art-rock side of 70s prog rock & space/krautrock.
This music is magic
I've been listening to this on repeat for the past 2 hours. And I don't think I'm stopping anytime soon.
no need
Me too.this song has "cracked it
Peace from n.z
Same here 🫵👍
I totally zone out of all reality listening to this and that’s not a bad thing!😊
I think I've listened to this almost 50 times. Never gets old and I actually like it better than the original.
So do I. I think that's because this track as composition is great no matter what, but original TD's sound is not that great today. Luckly State Azure sounds just fantastic so his rendition is just stunning.
Me too.
Consoder this as the redefined version of the original, certain sound effects wich they may wanted to include weren’t just there yet or the had to mimmick those wanted sound effects,NOT SURE,
But no matter how far ahead of time the original was,i found it sound more flatter then this greater version of it, eventrough i hate to say that.
@@johneygd They did their own extended cover which is quite nice as well. You can find it here on youtube.
@@terranborn56 WHERE??
This gives me memories I've never had
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Memories you haven’t YET had (but they’re coming).
Gives me a nostagia i havent experienced, youre so right.
Wow, that really made me think! Thank you
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I'm saying this with the utmost sincerity....this is a Master Class on electronic music - respecting a timeless work of Art - possessing the ability to improve upon a genius piece of music, yet being savvy enough to keep it's original form!!!! G.O.A.T. PERFORMANCE SIR!!!!!👊🏾
NAILED IT!👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
I dont know how to put it into words. This is magical in all aspects. Its art in its purest form. This person is talented. Nobody could say no to this.
Who knew the 80s would sound so much like the future
its because Tangerine Dream come from the 70 s !
Who knew the future would suck this bad?
@@jerroldfrank5869 hahaha true
Who didn't?
@@jerroldfrank5869 I had a feeling at the end of 1989!
I was lucky enough to be listening to this at 2am driving through the back streets in a Porsche 911 in 1992.
You could have been driving around in a aston Martin vantage listening to this music, how does that sound? Nevertheless good taste in music. 😎👍😎👍Feb 2020
Time of your life hah kid!!!
Bliss, bro...
just close your eyes🥰 and listen
I was listening to this recently at 2am in a Scania 450. Much the same effect!
this is the type of instrumental you could loop to infinity and it will never sound bad or get tiring
Amen.
wow! i dont know what to say! that was amazing felt like i just left my body behind somewhere... 👽
If you are listening to this in 2024, YOU are my people.
Yes, I am !
But stratosphere is my personal favourite
80 music is the best
Still…
Why thank you very much! You're not so bad, yourself.
Life is a Tangerine Dream 🍊
i was listening to this song when my father introduced me to the genre decades ago when i was born in '86
i was listening to this when he passed in 2015
iam still listening to it in 2021
i will listen to this cover till the end of times
because my father introduced me to this genre
and i will listen to this because this is the best cover ever made
I'm 70. I love Tangerine Dream, and this amazing song make's me travel around the dimensions.
ur 70, learn what a song is............
One of my all time favorites 😌. So smooth and soothing ♥️. Brings good thoughts to mind. Anybody else feel that??
Xxr5'😅😅😅😅😮I ee
...indeed. ✌️☺️ 👍
Oh yes. I feel the Same way♥️
Well, yeah.. the song was the underpinning of a youth becoming a man. Felt uncomfortably voyeuristic, but also familiar.
Timeless
Tangerine Dream.... One of the first, one of the originals, one of the best.... timeless music. R.I.P. Edgar.
Tangerine dream was the sound track to so much of my life. What a classic.
Tangerine Dream...
There's something magical about the 1980's movie soundtracks!
This track reminds me of a recent film - Drive (r.Gosling; Dir - N.Winding Refn).
This track reminds me of 1980's Michael Mann films & TV series (Miami Vice)
OST for Michael Mann's masterpiece 'Thief' by Tangerine Dream
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I’ve got the European sound track to thief. Never released in the U.S.
It’s amazing to think about electronic music becoming historical. This is starting to look like a jewel from the distant past, a specific historical aesthetic, like how we feel about the medieval tune Greensleeves
The world would be a better place when they play this kind of music on stations or stations for trains for waiting people.
it wouldnt change because the world is controlled by the satanic freemason illuminati
@@Boundary4 perhaps, but I would think someone of the satanic freemason illuminati may enjoy this piece. you never know...
station to station
@@jkotynek your mistake is that you're looking at this with human logic. lizard brains (not lizard people i don't believe in that nonsense. just people with reptilian behavior) who run illuminati are soulless douches
Актуально. Как раз стою и ожидаю поезд, в метро
ok now, this is perfection
This makes feel like its 2 am Saturday, leaving a high school dance ,I'm at a after party with friends the girls from school ,summers has arrived.i feel like the luckiest guy alive,drive to the cottage 30 minutes away ,cottage parties are going full force i go for walk on the beach see some more girls from school having bon fire.i sit on the beach ,drinking some beer look at sky and the stars.god those were the days class of 88.
Class of 92 here. I can totally relate.
just can‘t get enough……
Love you guys .. I'm 50 this year . Remember bits and pieces of the 80s ..... We love it
Back again my friend. Your work is so beautiful. I know it's a TD cover, but done so well.
Thanks, Tristan!
I miss this music so much. It's the sound of yesterday that can't be found or duplicated today.
Agree. There are still some rare newcomers to this type of sound however. Although not entirely the same, artists like Mitch Murder, Shook and Sellorekt, are getting me back to the 80's vibes.
The soundtrack for this movie is crazy good
i am 68 and age don't matter -- closed my eyes and let the mind go away from everything for 8 minutes -- music washes the dust off of your soul- fly_n_high in florida
It's such beautiful ambient background sound. We used to listen to it a lot in the 80's.
You know when you listen to a tune and the hairs on your back go up? This is it. Beautiful. Love from the UK ❤️
There's something magical about the 1980's movie soundtracks!
This track reminds me of a recent film - Drive (r.Gosling; Dir - N.Winding Refn).
This track reminds me of 1980's Michael Mann films & TV series (Miami Vice)
OST for Michael Mann's masterpiece 'Thief' by Tangerine Dream
10/10
Man oh man,this takes me back to the early 80's and a young actor Tom cruise.I love this music
I'm 67 this August 2024 and its the first time I've heard this track.........loving it!
Safe to say you never watched the movie Risky Business.
you'll come back to this over and over..i know i do!
go watch risky business :)
Welcome. Secret Dj sharing.
I’m 69 & wonder where you’ve been
just discovered a wee late this amazing gem
people from all over the world listening to this just know you have amazing taste in music
Jesus this was good. I didn't think the original version, which I still often listen to for nostalgic meditation, could be beat but this version comes pretty close.
Yeah this is better
I think Global Communication's version was the best cover. (Track 8:07 from album 76:14)
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this one is my favorite, it just sounds so rich and full
I just compared it to the original and some other versions, but this one is simply the best. The thing is that Azure understood the spirit and the mood of the original and just made a natural interpretation that is perfect, not pretentious in any moment, just perfect. It's magical.
Whats the "clap" at 2:55 and other places? Sounds like a "bug"
The best ambient-chill song of all times, the best music & movie of my teenage years. You've done it so well bro! 🙏
Met Joel Goodsen at my 10, on a hot summer night in August,1983.
Best years of my life...
TyMe of Ur life ehh kid? 😉 remember tha dayz...so well 🎉
Incredible. Even the tinnitus in my right ear went silent so it could hear this as well. Absolute masterpiece. Well done!
What a powerfully haunting song.
Been listening to this on repeat, it feels like my heart mending back together.
True!!!
That's exactly what it feels like.. I couldn't put it into any words but you did, thanks for that. 🗿
know that felling well
Definitely well put
Last year I was kissing a girl in my car wishing her a good night while the original was playing softly in the background, I didn't want the moment to end.... It did, and so did we. So I know where you are coming from, I hope it mended for you.
I always think of my brother when I hear this beautiful song. He loved it.
Still beautiful. ❤
Tangerine Dream, was one of my first introductions to synth music, back in the 70s.
Still sparking my synapses and imagination, all these years later.
Now I have my own collection of synthesizers, entertaining myself with that amazing sound.
I'm a very lucky man, to live in an age of such wonders.
Music is life!
How old are you, if i may ask you ?
@ I’m 64 years young 😆
And each day still brings me the joyful feeling of discovery, I had as a child ✌️
Best wishes for your own adventures, and days filled with wonder.
@@TheScreamingFrog916 I'm nearly 62.
This track is sublime...absolutely amazing!!!!
I am 127 and was born before electricity was invented. We used to play this song on the spoons. Marvellous.
Any ol iron any old iron any any any old iron...😄😃🤪
Same here. However we used a wash board. We got arrested and were charged with unlicensed music with a cleaning apparatus. We were sentenced and sent to Australia for our crimes.
When I manifest the earth plane I was confused at first, then the creativity became apparent, a hologram of projections from within, a processor for Soul to become what It IS. Like any show ride you come to an end! Self realised. Shanti. Peace
And I know for a fact you didn't marry a virgin.
You won the Internets today.
Happy 128th just in case I don't see your next .
beautiful rendition!
This is what a beautiful mind can create. Class.
I work on community radio in Adelaide Australia so i keep this type of music alive!
What is the channel? I live in Adelaide?
@@DaveMcGarry 89.7 pbafm...i work mondays 12-3pm & Thursday 11.30am -2pm
@@zofiaden-dunnen9710 🎧👍
@@zofiaden-dunnen9710 Thanks. Been hunting through channels lately. Will try and catch it.
I'm in Brisbane and have had a sold diet of sounds since 87. I'll check into it to your show. Thanks..
How goods this dude by the way...
Wow, this song just brings me back to the 80's.
I used to have one of those Ecler mixers. HAK 320 I believe. Great mixer for the time. If only it had a contactless fader. Anyway… SHORTKUT!!!!!!!!!! MUCH LOVE!!!GET WELL SOON!!!!!
There's a reason you're getting 72k upvotes and only 2.2k downvotes.
That's a 97% approval with over 9.5 million views.
You're doing something VERY right, State Azure.
I’m 74, love the sound
I'm nearly 70...me too 😁
Really well arranged and played. I'm 66, grew up in Europe and discovered the German synthesists in the early '70s. TD's first albums on Virgin Records, "Phaedra" ('74) and "Stratosfear" ('76) were part of my introductions to that genre. Due to life challenges, I stopped composing music some years ago. This is possibly inspiring me to try again. I'll definitely check out your work since I just discovered it. Thank you.
I would love to hear what you come up with. I have been hibernating from composing any music for far too long myself. :)
We're of an age, then. I was at TD's gig in York Minster in 1975. I'd say definitely try again, Philip - a couple of years ago, a bloke on the internet said something that pushed me to start making music again, and not just listening. It's been challenging, but it's so f*ing rewarding when it comes together. Go for it.
@Gary Turner and @@David_K_Booth - Thank you both for your most supportive kindness. Pardon late reply but my condition got in the way (clinical anxiety/depression for decades went really dark-night-of-the-soul in this last year or two) . When I wrote that post, I was only very briefly confident I could return to music. Now all these months later, I am actually slowly but surely getting back into it.
Delay was also due to having to upgrade my DAW (Cubase) on new Win 10 system. And learn/get used to new GUI in both audio and video software upgrades - which can bury me in quagmires of panic. I don't have even 10% of the gear that State Azure has - just one very old but solid 1993 Korg Trinity workstation and some decent VST.
And I'm getting back into when it all started for me back when I was 17 - guitar (used to play 12 string). Really rusty and for now just having to build up finger calluses and I only have a 6 string Epiphone/Gibson, but it looks cool too - gloss jet black.
Mental health is still job #1 and I wake up in fear and panic every day. And/but as when I was a teen and earlier, music was a safe harbor for me, and is proving to be a well needed vocational re-training. No "goals" professional or otherwise. Just the journey and see where it goes. It helps shave off the self-contempt :)
@@garyturner5204 See my reply to David Booth for it is to you too.
Do it, I bet you can inspire a lot of people :-) i am in the beginning of my 20's and love Tangerine Dream :-)
This was used in the movie Risky Business when Tom Cruise and Rebecca Demornay were doing it on a train.Memories.
This is absolutely unreal, incredible and one of the finest pieces of creative music I've ever heard. Simply phenomenal. This is at the pinnacle of what human art and the creative process can achieve.
Thank you. Beauty like this makes the world a better place.
Lot's of work went into that. I always come back to listen. Over the last 6 years. Thank you
Thanks for the listens and comment!
me 2
Fabulous
In the eighties I listened to endless Tangerine Dream and I had more of their albums than any other artist in my collection. You seem to have picked up that torch for me because I kid you not I must have listened to your music for hundreds of hours now.
Thank you very sincerely for what you do sir.
Great cover, as others have said this is a great example of electronica. Loving the warm arp analog synths, really excellent tonal balance. 1980s updated to 2000s without losing the analog vibe :) Nice work!
You electrify me.
Your re-creation of Tangerine dream extends the dream of the music and the film. It is so beautiful, melancholic and contemporary...
I first heard Tangerine Dream in 1972 and their album ‘Zeit’. It blew me away - like this track is doing. Art
Same here. Zeit then Phaedra.. hooked ever since glad i got to see them live in PDX in ‘76.
This is a Magical Timeless Masterpiece. I can't believe it took so much gear to make this but it sure sounds good.
this is dope
I am 62 years of age and consider this to be a great song! 😊
Thank you!
62 and with ya!
Same here!
I know this is a cover, but man this is a frickin masterpiece
Listening again, a year later. Still the richest recording/cover out there. Incredible music here
You know.. driving alone, in the evening or night.. flying by the lines, bein in your time travel machine, full output on the speakers with this tune on.. thats so simple.. so simple enjoyment!
Takes you to a different place, this level of trancing is dangerous!
EXACTLY, btw i don't know you and i don't think we re gonna know each other but have a nice life
This is a real gem. My God. Can't get enough of it.
Now at 12 million listens, WOW, amazing but so deserved.
When school starts up again, I TOTALLY plan to play this as my students make their way into my planetarium show. It was awesome!!
Great plan :)
That would be so fitting !
Give all children a positive start so they can be successful in this God given life 🙏
Transcendent. I remember when I first heard this,and it still has power.
the only trans i support and understand. Transcendent