Tangerine Dream | Brussels 1976 (Red 2cd Vinyl Replica) | 2CD

Tangerine Dream is a German electronic band formed in Berlin in 1967, and is described as an exponent of the Berlin School of electronic rock music. Founded by the late Edgar Froese, the group moved from free-rock beginnings in the krautrock scene to a synthesizer and sequencer-based trio that signed to Virgin. Their music earned them a cult following during the mid to late 1970s.

Live At Paul-Emile Janson Auditorium, Brussels February 9th, 1976 is a two-disc CD album by Tangerine Dream. It presents a live performance at the Paul-Emile Janson Auditorium in Brussels on 9 February 1976. Released on 26 June 2026 by Culture Factory in France, it is classed as electronic and Berlin-School.

Track List

Disc 1

1. Brussels 1976 (Set One)

Disc 2

1. Brussels 1976 (Set Two)
2. Brussels 1976 (Encore)