Introduction By John Peel - Live From The Rainbow, UK / 1974
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โฑ๏ธ 2:36 duration
๐ ID: 3225828
๐ Lyrics
Uh, I Have to apologise for the fact that we're late starting
If you have a ticket, you'll probably notice that on the ticket
It advertises a support band, uh there's no support band
We tried to get the Bay City Rollers but
Regrettably they were engaged elsewhere
Before we start, ah, a couple of things
Uhm not for last, I was driving home, ah three lane high way
By my self very late at night, listening to Phaedra
And he is one of the great man and it's really motoring
Driving along with the white lines going past on either sides
The sound of the wheels on the road and the wind and Phaedra
A dangerous combination and very exciting one
And if you have a car and you're doing driving I recommend trying it
Uh mh, another thing about three years ago, longer than that actually
An LP called electronic meditation was released
And we played it on wonderful Radio-One
Where I have a couple of programs twice a week
Ten to midnight Tuesdays and Thursdays 2-4-7 meters and
And from then whenever we played a track by Tangerine Dream
We would get people coming along saying
"Listen, you don't want to play that sort of thing at all"
"Nobody likes it, it's deeply unpopular"
"It's only loners like you who would get to listen to that thing"
And when Fajra went in LP charts, it was one of the great moments of my life
Because I just have to carry it on paper and show it to people what it said
Another thing is that, some of you may remember in 1968 or there about
There was a cup called Middle Earth in Covent Garden
And on memorable occasion there
I introduced for the first time in this country Captain Beef man and his Magic Band
And it was a very moving moment in my life, it really was
And this is a moving moment for me anyway
And am sure it will a memorable evening for you
So would you welcome please, Tangerine Dream
If you have a ticket, you'll probably notice that on the ticket
It advertises a support band, uh there's no support band
We tried to get the Bay City Rollers but
Regrettably they were engaged elsewhere
Before we start, ah, a couple of things
Uhm not for last, I was driving home, ah three lane high way
By my self very late at night, listening to Phaedra
And he is one of the great man and it's really motoring
Driving along with the white lines going past on either sides
The sound of the wheels on the road and the wind and Phaedra
A dangerous combination and very exciting one
And if you have a car and you're doing driving I recommend trying it
Uh mh, another thing about three years ago, longer than that actually
An LP called electronic meditation was released
And we played it on wonderful Radio-One
Where I have a couple of programs twice a week
Ten to midnight Tuesdays and Thursdays 2-4-7 meters and
And from then whenever we played a track by Tangerine Dream
We would get people coming along saying
"Listen, you don't want to play that sort of thing at all"
"Nobody likes it, it's deeply unpopular"
"It's only loners like you who would get to listen to that thing"
And when Fajra went in LP charts, it was one of the great moments of my life
Because I just have to carry it on paper and show it to people what it said
Another thing is that, some of you may remember in 1968 or there about
There was a cup called Middle Earth in Covent Garden
And on memorable occasion there
I introduced for the first time in this country Captain Beef man and his Magic Band
And it was a very moving moment in my life, it really was
And this is a moving moment for me anyway
And am sure it will a memorable evening for you
So would you welcome please, Tangerine Dream
โฑ๏ธ Synced Lyrics
[00:00.66] Uh, I Have to apologise for the fact that we're late starting
[00:05.36] If you have a ticket, you'll probably notice that on the ticket
[00:08.80] It advertises a support band, uh there's no support band
[00:13.03] We tried to get the Bay City Rollers but
[00:15.76] Regrettably they were engaged elsewhere
[00:19.98] Before we start, ah, a couple of things
[00:22.65] Uhm not for last, I was driving home, ah three lane high way
[00:28.47] By my self very late at night, listening to Phaedra
[00:32.80] And he is one of the great man and it's really motoring
[00:36.68] Driving along with the white lines going past on either sides
[00:39.84] The sound of the wheels on the road and the wind and Phaedra
[00:43.90] A dangerous combination and very exciting one
[00:46.38] And if you have a car and you're doing driving I recommend trying it
[00:50.35] Uh mh, another thing about three years ago, longer than that actually
[00:56.02] An LP called electronic meditation was released
[00:59.81] And we played it on wonderful Radio-One
[01:02.85] Where I have a couple of programs twice a week
[01:05.81] Ten to midnight Tuesdays and Thursdays 2-4-7 meters and
[01:09.88]
[01:14.87] And from then whenever we played a track by Tangerine Dream
[01:19.71] We would get people coming along saying
[01:21.66] "Listen, you don't want to play that sort of thing at all"
[01:24.18] "Nobody likes it, it's deeply unpopular"
[01:26.70] "It's only loners like you who would get to listen to that thing"
[01:30.17] And when Fajra went in LP charts, it was one of the great moments of my life
[01:36.90] Because I just have to carry it on paper and show it to people what it said
[01:41.84] Another thing is that, some of you may remember in 1968 or there about
[01:45.61] There was a cup called Middle Earth in Covent Garden
[01:48.52] And on memorable occasion there
[01:52.68] I introduced for the first time in this country Captain Beef man and his Magic Band
[01:57.70] And it was a very moving moment in my life, it really was
[02:01.35] And this is a moving moment for me anyway
[02:05.16] And am sure it will a memorable evening for you
[02:07.76] So would you welcome please, Tangerine Dream
[02:11.45]
[00:05.36] If you have a ticket, you'll probably notice that on the ticket
[00:08.80] It advertises a support band, uh there's no support band
[00:13.03] We tried to get the Bay City Rollers but
[00:15.76] Regrettably they were engaged elsewhere
[00:19.98] Before we start, ah, a couple of things
[00:22.65] Uhm not for last, I was driving home, ah three lane high way
[00:28.47] By my self very late at night, listening to Phaedra
[00:32.80] And he is one of the great man and it's really motoring
[00:36.68] Driving along with the white lines going past on either sides
[00:39.84] The sound of the wheels on the road and the wind and Phaedra
[00:43.90] A dangerous combination and very exciting one
[00:46.38] And if you have a car and you're doing driving I recommend trying it
[00:50.35] Uh mh, another thing about three years ago, longer than that actually
[00:56.02] An LP called electronic meditation was released
[00:59.81] And we played it on wonderful Radio-One
[01:02.85] Where I have a couple of programs twice a week
[01:05.81] Ten to midnight Tuesdays and Thursdays 2-4-7 meters and
[01:09.88]
[01:14.87] And from then whenever we played a track by Tangerine Dream
[01:19.71] We would get people coming along saying
[01:21.66] "Listen, you don't want to play that sort of thing at all"
[01:24.18] "Nobody likes it, it's deeply unpopular"
[01:26.70] "It's only loners like you who would get to listen to that thing"
[01:30.17] And when Fajra went in LP charts, it was one of the great moments of my life
[01:36.90] Because I just have to carry it on paper and show it to people what it said
[01:41.84] Another thing is that, some of you may remember in 1968 or there about
[01:45.61] There was a cup called Middle Earth in Covent Garden
[01:48.52] And on memorable occasion there
[01:52.68] I introduced for the first time in this country Captain Beef man and his Magic Band
[01:57.70] And it was a very moving moment in my life, it really was
[02:01.35] And this is a moving moment for me anyway
[02:05.16] And am sure it will a memorable evening for you
[02:07.76] So would you welcome please, Tangerine Dream
[02:11.45]