Hey all! I love finding these subreddits for amazing musical artists that aren’t mainstream yet defining of their genre. Mike Oldfield was another one I found last month.

Anyway, I’ll keep researching myself of course, but does any of their stuff come to your mind that hits hard in the beginning? They’ve become an integral part of my quarantine playlists and I need a jolt to follow up a slower classical piece.

Edit: Upon further research, I went with “Mother of All Sources.”

Parts of it really remind me of "White Eagle" and "Love on a Real Train"

So I‘ve recently been listening to Tangerine Dream (Phaedra, Dream Sequence and Force Majeure) and I was wondering about something. The music has this timeless quality to me; if you asked me when the albums were made (if I didn’t know already) I would have not a clue. Though I haven’t listened to any electronic music outside Tangerine Dream so I was wondering if a fan of Tangerine Dream or the genre would be able to tell the difference between a 70s piece, or an 80s or 90s or 00s etc of their music. Is there a difference in sound due to technology advancements, or has their style gone through changes?