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Track List
01) Birth of Liquid Plejades
02) Journey Through a Burning Brain
03) Alpha Centauri
04) Zeit
05) Wahn
06) Fauni-Gena
07) Green Desert
08) White Clouds
09) Astral Voyager
10) Origin of Supernatural Probabilities
11) Indian Summer
Cd 2
01) Ride on a Ray
02) Livemiles (Alburquerque concert)
03) Tangent
04) Smile
05) Livemiles (Berlin concert, Part I)
06) Vigour
07) Central Park
08) Zen Garden (Ryoanji Temple Kyoto)
09) Livemiles (Berlin concert, Part II)
Cd 3
01) Le Parc (L.A. - Streethawk)
02) 21st Century Common Man, Part II
03) Underwater Twilight
04) Livemiles (The Albuquerque concert)
05) London, Part I (The Dungeon Cry)
06) Gaudi Park (Guell Garden Barcelona)
07) Barbakane, Part I (The Smuggler)
08) Alchemy of the Heart
09) Horizon
Cd 4
01) Song of the Whale, Part One: From Dawn…
02) Yellowstone Park (Rocky Mountains)
03) Tyger (Jungle Mystery Song)
04) Bois de Boulogne (Paris)
05) Tiergarten (Berlin)
06) Poland
07) Barbakane, Part II (Downtown Yam)
08) Livemiles (San Buena Ventura)
09) Rare Bird
10) Song of the Whale, Part Two: …To Dusk
11) London, Part II (Rotten Row Patriot)
Cd 5
01) Valley of the Sun
02) Beach Bay Bunker
03) Vanishing Blue
04) Red Morpho
01) Birth of Liquid Plejades
02) Journey Through a Burning Brain
03) Alpha Centauri
04) Zeit
05) Wahn
06) Fauni-Gena
07) Green Desert
08) White Clouds
09) Astral Voyager
10) Origin of Supernatural Probabilities
11) Indian Summer
Cd 2
01) Ride on a Ray
02) Livemiles (Alburquerque concert)
03) Tangent
04) Smile
05) Livemiles (Berlin concert, Part I)
06) Vigour
07) Central Park
08) Zen Garden (Ryoanji Temple Kyoto)
09) Livemiles (Berlin concert, Part II)
Cd 3
01) Le Parc (L.A. - Streethawk)
02) 21st Century Common Man, Part II
03) Underwater Twilight
04) Livemiles (The Albuquerque concert)
05) London, Part I (The Dungeon Cry)
06) Gaudi Park (Guell Garden Barcelona)
07) Barbakane, Part I (The Smuggler)
08) Alchemy of the Heart
09) Horizon
Cd 4
01) Song of the Whale, Part One: From Dawn…
02) Yellowstone Park (Rocky Mountains)
03) Tyger (Jungle Mystery Song)
04) Bois de Boulogne (Paris)
05) Tiergarten (Berlin)
06) Poland
07) Barbakane, Part II (Downtown Yam)
08) Livemiles (San Buena Ventura)
09) Rare Bird
10) Song of the Whale, Part Two: …To Dusk
11) London, Part II (Rotten Row Patriot)
Cd 5
01) Valley of the Sun
02) Beach Bay Bunker
03) Vanishing Blue
04) Red Morpho
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First Released
1996
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In 1996 Castle Communication, the then new record company of TD, re-released all of the TD recordings of 1970 - 1973 and 1984 - 1988 that had been formerly published by Jive in Europe and Relativity in the USA. These records were digitally remastered and released with cover art largely based on the original LP sleeves. Additionally Castle, in association with Edgar Froese, released two compilations -- the first being the 2 CD edition Book Of Dreams in November 1995 and the second the 5 CD box The Dream Roots Collection a year later. In fact, this box is kind of a de luxe version of the earlier 2 CD release, as all tracks of that compilation also appear on The Dream Roots Collection, some of them with slightly different titles and in different order.
Many of the original tracks on this records had been reworked by Edgar Froese, laying new textures derived by the latest Korg and Roland keyboards over the original track segments -- the same as Froese did on the Virgin Compilation Tangents in 1994 and his solo work Beyond The Storm in 1995. A computer tool called MIDI-Mixing Maps was extensively used by Froese to store and retrieve material to and from hard disk. Sound generation was particularly low on the late '60s and early '70s original master tapes, so much overhauling had to be done here. The entire project was executed by Edgar Froese within a few months, alternating between current TD studios in Berlin and Vienna. According to Froese: "Time is always changing. The advantage of getting into older material so long after its creation, is working on it from a new and different viewpoint. You incorporate more of life's experience, the part of the always-changing consciousness which we didn't have during the period we worked on it."
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In 1996 Castle Communication, the then new record company of TD, re-released all of the TD recordings of 1970 - 1973 and 1984 - 1988 that had been formerly published by Jive in Europe and Relativity in the USA. These records were digitally remastered and released with cover art largely based on the original LP sleeves. Additionally Castle, in association with Edgar Froese, released two compilations -- the first being the 2 CD edition Book Of Dreams in November 1995 and the second the 5 CD box The Dream Roots Collection a year later. In fact, this box is kind of a de luxe version of the earlier 2 CD release, as all tracks of that compilation also appear on The Dream Roots Collection, some of them with slightly different titles and in different order.
Many of the original tracks on this records had been reworked by Edgar Froese, laying new textures derived by the latest Korg and Roland keyboards over the original track segments -- the same as Froese did on the Virgin Compilation Tangents in 1994 and his solo work Beyond The Storm in 1995. A computer tool called MIDI-Mixing Maps was extensively used by Froese to store and retrieve material to and from hard disk. Sound generation was particularly low on the late '60s and early '70s original master tapes, so much overhauling had to be done here. The entire project was executed by Edgar Froese within a few months, alternating between current TD studios in Berlin and Vienna. According to Froese: "Time is always changing. The advantage of getting into older material so long after its creation, is working on it from a new and different viewpoint. You incorporate more of life's experience, the part of the always-changing consciousness which we didn't have during the period we worked on it."
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