Just as I was getting ready to post this here, I noticed CBOB made a separate entry for this most amazing song. So giving him credit that he posted first...but this IS an amazing tune and video.

Hilarious!!!

Trump and Epstein dance in the NEW hit song...RELEASING THE FILES!

@#10 Does your synth enjoyment include 1970's Tangerine Dream or Klause Shulze?

@#12 I saw Tangerine Dream live way back in the late 1980's. Yes, I had Ricochet as well.

Fun fact (or rumor)..Tangerine Dream used to be one of the LOUDEST bands in their shows.

Why? Because...and I'm cracking up typing this....for a good while they had their sound mixer BEHIND the stage!!! LOL!!!!

I also saw Philip Glass in concert...we were given 3D glasses for the show.

But the most amazing one, along the synth lines, I ever saw was a few years ago back in 2018... Jean-Michel Jarre. Holy crap... He even hauled his big-azzed monolithic synth unit complete with a jillion wires on-stage. And yes, he did the laser harp thing.

Found a better link (longer) for the Tangerine Dream live in 1975..

I didn't know if you knew it or not, but Klause Shulze was an original member of Tangerine Dream before going solo. Here is a link to one of his shorter 1970's pieces (it's only 13 minutes long.....lol...when CD's came out in the 80's he had some pieces that ran 70 minutes...)

Anyways, here he is live in 1977 just sitting on a piece of carpet, surrounded by synths...and just...creates. Definitely if you like Ricochet, you should like this one. And should be able to see the connection to Tangerine Dream for sure.

Oh, without a doubt, Klaus Schulze going solo was a VERY, deeply, massively good thing.

And yeah, the Klaus Schulze & Peter Namlook Dark Side of the Moog project of several albums are quite impressive indeed! Although they are in a different style than Schulze's 1970's stuff. I love all the song titles in the multiple Dark Side albums that all correlate, namewise, with Pink Floyd song titles. (Though musically it's all original stuff.)

BY THE WAY...

If you have Netflix, you might want to look up Bandersnatch. It's a flick where you choose what happens. Set in the 1980's. At one point, the main character goes into a record store and you get to choose if he purchases Phaedra by Tangerine Dream, or The Bermuda Triangle by Tomita...the album you choose ends up being part of the soundtrack from that point forward in the flick. I will warn you though, there are many iterations of what happens in the movie based on your choices, with multiple endings, including secret ones. And sometimes, repeating the same choices if you go back, will lead to different things as well. Personally I like the Phaedra by Tangerine Dream option which goes well with the acid sequence, that is if you find it (and no, I never done acid.) And it's not exactly a happy flick, but it is cool in terms of figuring out which way to go, and with all the scenes that put the background music to great effect.