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4.0 out of 5 stars Effecive merge of dramatic video with Tangerine Dream music., November 20, 1999

By	J. M. Poer (Los Angeles, CA) - See all my reviews (REAL NAME)

This video very effectively combines a lot of remarkable footage of building demolitions with the music of the German electronic rock band, Tangerine Dream. (Note: The jacket says the video is 42 minutes, but the actual running time is closer to 32 minutes.)

The demolitions are presented both as real time views and technically manipulated works. There is some dialog but it is used more like part of the music than as narration. Some of the sequences are almost totally abstract art while others are presented much like documentary film. All are exciting.

The music is well mated to the images in every case.

Highly recommended for fans of Tangerine Dream.

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4.0 out of 5 stars Effecive merge of dramatic video with Tangerine Dream music., November 20, 1999

By	J. M. Poer (Los Angeles, CA) - See all my reviews (REAL NAME)

This video very effectively combines a lot of remarkable footage of building demolitions with the music of the German electronic rock band, Tangerine Dream. (Note: The jacket says the video is 42 minutes, but the actual running time is closer to 32 minutes.)

The demolitions are presented both as real time views and technically manipulated works. There is some dialog but it is used more like part of the music than as narration. Some of the sequences are almost totally abstract art while others are presented much like documentary film. All are exciting.

The music is well mated to the images in every case.

Highly recommended for fans of Tangerine Dream.