Showing posts with label The Tangent. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Tangent. Show all posts

Saturday, 2 November 2024

































TangeKanic
ProgStock Festival
Rahway, NJ
October 15th 2017

Remastered cam audio.
Not the greatest sound but fairly listenable.
The Tangent and Karmakanic teamed up on this tour.
I recall, in Chepstow, Andy asked for 30 seconds silence during 'Sanctuary in Music'
...and you could hear a pin drop.
Sadly, that is not the case here.
regards
Titus

Disc 1
01 Send a Message from the Heart
02 GPS Culture
03 Two Rope Swings
04 God, the Universe and Everything Else
No One Really Cares About - parts 1 & 2 
05 Sanctuary in Music

Disc 2
01 A Spark in the Aether
02 Doctor Livingstone (I Presume)
03 Steer by the Stars
04 Where are they Now?
05 Where the Earth Meets the Sky

Saturday, 9 December 2023

































The Tangent
Winter's End Festival
The Drill Hall
Chepstow, Wales
April 1st 2023

Winter's End headliners The Tangent.
They were very under-rehearsed having only got together
for the first time in years the day before the gig.
They didn't have a great sound but I've tried my best
to improve the recording.























This is probably the last of the Winter's End 2023 posts.
Big thanks to dlz1965 for taping the shows
and to StanS who provided most of the photographs.
regards
Titus

Disc 1
01 intro/A Spark In The Aether
02 Uphill from Here
03 The Changes
04 A Sale of Two Souls

Disc 2
01 band intros/A Crisis in Mid-Life
02 The Music that Died Alone
03 In Darkest Dreams/After Rubycon
04 No Opportunity Necessary, No Experience Needed

Saturday, 29 August 2020































The Tangent
Progtoberfest III
Reggie's Rock Club
Chicago, IL, USA
October 21st 2017

Not their finest moment but Tangent live recordings are scarce.
I think Andy Tillison is the real deal.
To hear one of my favourites go here
I once watched him play keyboards from a distance so close
it would probably be illegal during the current pandemic.
Basically stood on the stage next to him.
There are technical issues and fuck ups here but it is still good.
The American crowd get increasingly chatty which doesn't help.
Still, if you are a prog fan, I urge you to check out the albums.
Luke Machin is a brilliant guitarist
as is Geir Marius Bergom Halleland from Wobbler
who guests on the last track.
regards
Titus

Disc 1
01 Andy Tillison intro
02 Sanctuary in Music
03 A Spark in the Aether
04 Dr. Livingstone (I Presume)
05 Jonas Reingold chats
06 Steer by the Stars

Disc 2
01 Where are They Now?
02 Where the Earth Meets the Sky/1969