Tangerine Dream

Summer In Nagasaki

Part Two From The Five Atomic Seasons

- Studio, released June 2007 -

Covers

CD release Germany 2007 Artwork: Edgar Froese & Bianca Froese-Acquaye	Download release 2007 Artwork: Edgar Froese & Bianca Froese-Acquaye
HQCD release Japan 2009 with obi	CD release Germany 2009
LP release Germany 2009

Tracks


		[a]
1.	Climbing Mount Inasa	10:56
2.	In The Cherry Blossom Hills	5:15
3.	Mystery Of Life And Death	13:32
4.	Dreaming In A Kyoto Train	7:00
5.	Ayumi's Butterflies	4:59
6.	Presentiment	4:05
7.	11:02 AM	10:51
Total running time		56:38

Details


Recording date	May 2007
Recording site(s)	Eastgate Studios (Vienna)
Recording engineer(s)	Christian Gstettner & Gerd Palkovits
Composer(s)	Edgar Froese
Musician(s)	Edgar Froese
Producer(s)	Edgar Froese

Notes

This is the second album of the 'Five Atomic Seasons' cycle by Tangerine Dream that includes the following albums:

Springtime In Nagasaki (2007)
Summer In Nagasaki (2007)
Autumn In Hiroshima (2008)
Winter In Hiroshima (2009)
The Endless Season (2010)

The Eastgate Music Shop about the CD release"Summer In Nagasaki is the second part of the so-called "Five Atomic Seasons". The compositions reflect the experiences Mr. H.T. -- an 82 year old Japanese business man -- made during the time of the atomic bomb dropping in summer 1945 in Japan. This dramatic incident coincided with the relationship to his early love -- his student fellow named Ayumi -- who had no chance to survive that horrible attack. H.T. was so heavily shocked that he decided to abandon the world by going into a monastery. The music -- written as one long track of 54 minutes -- dramatically describes a part of his life and destiny."

Regarding the initial Eastgate CD release, neither CD 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 October 2007 this release became available as MP3 download at the Tangerine Dream Download Shop.

In March 2009 the album 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, and in May 2009 it was re-released in Japan as part of a series of HiQualityCDs with mini LP paper sleeves.

Furthermore, the album was released as double vinyl album with completely different cover artwork in summer 2009, together with Views From A Red Train and Autumn In Hiroshima.

Releases


Germany	2007: Eastgate CD: eastgate 019 CD; red/silver disc; matrix code: 9093 Download: complete release or individual tracks as MP3 2009: Membran CD: 232608; digipack 2LP: 232788
Japan	2009: WHD Entertainment HQCD: IECP-10173; cardboard sleeve, obi; limited edition Promo-HQCD: IECP-10173; same as regular release, but with additional red promo sticker
USA	2010: Purple Pyramid/Cleopatra CD: 9159-2