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I didn't realise 'til the album came through, that it was actually an album
that contained music from the original piccy, and was indeed a soundtrack!
Mind you, I've not heard of the film. This version of Tangerine Dream is back to Edgar
and Jerome Froese. Being fair to the lads, it's actually one of the best
albums I've heard by the Froeses and looking at the sleevenotes it would
appear that Oasis is a kind of geographical documentary. The subtitle is
"Natural Wonders Of The American Southwest" - I'd love to see, and hear, it.
There are eight tracks that sparkle with originality and a freshness that's
been lacking in one or two of TD's late-period material. One or two of the
titles give you a bit of a visual starter, such as 'Summer Storm', 'Waterbom'
and 'Flashflood', but stuff like 'Zion' and 'Cedar Breaks' don't give too much
away. This in itself is no bad thing as your mind is left, unfettered, to
wander without influence through the colourful and magical synoptic
landscapes created by the Froeses. Pretty effective stuff - even without
seeing the film. review by Dave W. Hughes
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