Tony Palmer Film Of Tangerine Dream - Live At Coventry Cathedral 1975 (DVD-V, NTSC)

Media Condition: Mint (M)
Sleeve Condition: Mint (M)

Comments:
sealed

General notes about this release (please note: our version may differ a little. see the comments above):
In December 1974 Tangerine Dream were invited to play in the grand setting of Rheims Cathedral, a move certainly seen at the time as groundbreaking. Because of this, they were then invited to perform in the cathedrals of York, Liverpool and Coventry. The tour attracted unprecedented coverage in the media, especially at Coventry Cathedral, an iconic building rising like a Phoenix on the ruins of the old cathedral bombed to bits by the Germans in 1940 (Tangerine Dream is, after all, a German band) as a celebration of peace and reconciliation, as well as a lasting showcase for great contemporary art. The nave is dominated by a gigantic tapestry by Graham Sutherland, the main door dwarfed by a scuplture of St Michael & The Devil by Jacob Epstein, and the consecration in 1962 heard the first performance of Britten's incomparable 'War Requiem. To their lasting credit, Tangerine Dream contributed to this celebration. This film released now for the first time on DVD will be welcomed by the massive Tangerine Dream fan base, and also seen for what it is - a meeting of cultures and for a brief moment in time, a time where the past met both the present and the future. Made in England

1. Tangerine Dream Live At Coventry Cathedral 27:44

Barcode and Other Identifiers:

Barcode 604388682027
Matrix / Runout Sony DADC RESPECTDVD3R0 02
Matrix / Runout Sony DADC RESPECTDVD3 R0 02
Mastering SID Code IFPI LY33
Mould SID Code IFPI AEW07
Mould SID Code IFPI AEW06

Phonographic Copyright (p) Respect Recordings (4)
Copyright (c) Respect Recordings (4)
Recorded At Coventry Cathedral
Glass Mastered At Sony DADC, Southwater