Place des Arts, Montreal – April 9th, 1977 - RSD Black Friday 2025
This is a Record Store Day Black Friday title and is available to buy in stores from 28th November 2025, and online from 29th November 2025 (8am). Click 'Notify Me' to receive a notification when it is available to buy online.
On April 10, 1977, Tangerine Dream unleashed their machines at Montreal's Place des Arts for a now-legendary concert. Broadcast live on CHOM-FM, the set—structured yet feverishly alive—stands as a peak of their first North American tour. Sequencers in overdrive, feral guitars, Moogs on the edge of collapse: a full-blown electronic trip. Laserium drenched the hall, Baumann ruled the modulations. 125 decibels of controlled vertigo. Montreal had no idea what was coming. And when it ended, it begged for more.
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$20.00Place des Arts, Montreal – April 9th, 1977 - RSD Black Friday 2025
This is a Record Store Day Black Friday title and is available to buy in stores from 28th November 2025, and online from 29th November 2025 (8am). Click 'Notify Me' to receive a notification when it is available to buy online.
On April 10, 1977, Tangerine Dream unleashed their machines at Montreal's Place des Arts for a now-legendary concert. Broadcast live on CHOM-FM, the set—structured yet feverishly alive—stands as a peak of their first North American tour. Sequencers in overdrive, feral guitars, Moogs on the edge of collapse: a full-blown electronic trip. Laserium drenched the hall, Baumann ruled the modulations. 125 decibels of controlled vertigo. Montreal had no idea what was coming. And when it ended, it begged for more.
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This is a Record Store Day Black Friday title and is available to buy in stores from 28th November 2025, and online from 29th November 2025 (8am). Click 'Notify Me' to receive a notification when it is available to buy online.
On April 10, 1977, Tangerine Dream unleashed their machines at Montreal's Place des Arts for a now-legendary concert. Broadcast live on CHOM-FM, the set—structured yet feverishly alive—stands as a peak of their first North American tour. Sequencers in overdrive, feral guitars, Moogs on the edge of collapse: a full-blown electronic trip. Laserium drenched the hall, Baumann ruled the modulations. 125 decibels of controlled vertigo. Montreal had no idea what was coming. And when it ended, it begged for more.
