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Tangerine Dream

Dante's Inferno

Inferno From Dante Alighieri's La Divina Commedia
Filmed At Castle Nideggen, Cologne (Germany), August 23 + 24 2002

- Live, released December 2006 -

Covers

DVD release Germany 2006
Artwork: Edgar Froese
Painting: Bianca Froese-Acquaye

DVD release Germany 2009

Tracks


		[a]
1.	Intro	0:58
2.	Before The Closing Of The Day [2002 live version]	4:42
3.	The Spirit Of Virgil [2002 live version]	2:45
4.	Minotaurae Hunt At Dawn [2002 live version]	3:34
5.	Those Once Broke The First Word [2002 live version]	3:30
6.	Dante In Despair [2002 live version]	3:25
7.	Io Non Mor [2002 live version]	6:03
8.	Vidi Tre Facce [2002 live version]	4:23
9.	At The Deepest Point In Space [2002 live version]	2:28
10.	L'omperador Del Doloroso Regno [2002 live version]	4:44
11.	Voices In The Starless Night [2002 live version]	4:17
12.	Fear And Longing [2002 live version]	2:46
13.	Fallen For Death [2002 live version]	4:54
14.	Where All Light Went Silent [2002 live version]	3:31
15.	Charon, Il Barchere [2002 live version]	4:27
16.	La Grey De Los Almas Perdidas [2002 live version]	6:55
17.	Justice Of The Karma Law [2002 live version]	3:12
18.	As The Sun Moves Towards Heaven [2002 live version]	8:09
19.	Beatrice, L'Âme Infinie [2002 live version]	4:36
20.	End Credits	4:13
21.	Bonus: Rehearsal [via menu]	9:10
22.	Bonus: Dressing Room [via menu]	3:42
23.	Bonus: Waldtanz [via menu]	3:39
24.	Bonus: Interviews [via menu]	17:51
Total running time		117:54

Details


Recording date	August 23rd/24th, 2002
Recording site(s)	Burg Nideggen
Musician(s)	Edgar Froese, Jerome Froese
Producer(s)	Edgar Froese, Jerome Froese, Iris Camaa, Jayney Klimek, Bianca Froese-Acquaye, Claire Fouquet, Barbara Kindermann, Diane Miller, Jane Monet

Notes

Further notes about this release will be added with a future update of this site.

The DVD comes with a 4-page booklet featuring photoss of band and singers, the credits, the track list, and the following essay:

"The Divina consists of three parts: Inferno, Purgatorio and Paradiso. When Italian writer Dante Alighieri created this body of work at the beginning of the 14th Century, he relocated its setting behind a veil or curtain. This veil is our darkened, 'normal' consciousness that concerns itself solely with the material manifestations of this world. This consciousness does not possess a real spiritual aspect in the absolutely pure sense of the word. According to Dante, mankind, living in today's state of consciousness -- when compared to the spiritual -- finds itself in a state of deep slumber. However, mankind is not aware of this fact.
Although conceived more than 600 years ago, the spiritual heritage of The Divine Comedy is continuously aimed at the present -- at the human being living in the here and now. Dante himself stated that the real purpose of his poetry was to lead humankind unto a path to a drastically different life -- within contemporary life. This is achieved with a method that is aimed at appealling to people of diverse states of consciousness and to supply them with exactly those messages that their individual stage of wisdom would require."

The animated menu features the options to play the complete concert as well as to start from individual tracks, to setup the audio (AC3 2.0 Stereo or AC3 5.1 Surround) and to view the extensive bonus material.

Regarding the initial Eastgate DVD release, neither DVD nor the paper inserts show any order number or barcode, but the number given below is the order number the Eastgate Music Shop lists this release.

In March 2009 the DVD was re-released with different cover design as part of an extensive digipack series (consisting of a total of more than 60 CD and DVD releases) by the Germany based Membran record label.

Releases


Germany	2006: Eastgate DVD: eastgate 001 DVD; multicoloured disc; matrix code: 8196 2009: Membran DVD: 232691; digipack

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