Redshift VI - Faultline Live

Recorded live at the Hampshire Jam 2 festival,
Liphook, England, 9 November 2002
Line-up / Musicians
James Goddard:
electrixc piano, sampler, mono and polysynths
Rob Jenkins:
electric guitar, modular synthesizer and sequencers
Julian Shreeve:
sampler, mono and polysynths, modular synthesizer and sequencers
Mark Shreeve:
modular synthesizer and sequencers, monosynth, tape delay
All tracks composed and performed by Redshift

[@seanarthurjoyce7366]

Great to see young musicians working in the grand tradition of Tangerine Dream! Well done.

[@gb5uq]

I lost my orginal DVD in a drive failure around 2005. I emailed the band about ordering another but was told there were no more, however one of the band members sent me their personal copy free of charge. Not many people would do that so they have my utmost respect. Hail Redshift.

[@rissavet]

Le passage avec le solo de guitare est absolument transcendant !!!!!! Merci ! 😍😍😍

[@seanarthurjoyce7366]

Love the analog electronic sounds.

[@davegillett7135]

to make music this good in a studio is amazing but to make it live is crazy! Mark Shreeve's sequencing is beyond comparison. I am a huge fan of Baumann era tangerine dream but Redshift are better in my opinion. If Redshift had existed in the 70's I'm sure they would have been as huge as tangerine dream.

[@Ramblin-Man]

I partly agree with you, and Redshift sure follow in the footsteps of Mark Shreeve and Ron Boots (and don't forget Ron Geesin!). But remember TD had no synthi or money - they made them up as they went along! They spent some 90% of their incomes in the 70s on new equipment that filled a minivan (or two...). The first synthi - pre-theremin - sounded awkward at best, whereas the first Minimoog arrived in 1970 (but first there were some great records made with the Mellotron, from 1963 and onward), and retail price for the "Mogue" (as it's pronounced) was £1,495. For that kind of money you could get a small house (or a very big car) in those days, and the first musician to bring it on tour was Keith Emerson, who treated it like Jerry Lee Lewis (he kind of like f**ked it) on tour with ELP's versio of Mussorgskij's/Mussorgsky's 'Pictures at an Exposition' in 1970. But he could afford it, having made a big wad of money already with The Nice, whereas TD were fresh out of art schol and studies for Karlheinz Stockhausen. And Peter Baumann was born as late as 1953... Nevertheless, Redshift are great, and the concert above actually reminded me more of Manuel Göttsching/Ashra (Tempel) than anything else. /J, Sweden

[@greggeverman5578]

@@Ramblin-Man Thx for all the cool info

[@zezem]

Might have been at this one. Can't recall which Jam but Shreeve was there. Awesome grasp of sequencing, that man has.

[@SmartBrandon72]

One Of My Most Favorite Ambient Space Artists Here!!!!

[@soloharmonicsrobj8246]

Tangerine Dream style modular synth and guitar at it's best! Red Shift is good at it for sure. I've been a Tangerine Dream fan since the eighties and I prefer their seventies modular material best- Pheadra, Ricochet, Force Majeure, etc.

[@jurjong9139]

It was a real nice Live performance especially with the MOOG, you could feel the pressure of the MOOG sounds. What a power.

[@carbonbased5041]

This was the video where I happened to see Redshift first time in my life. I have adored them ever since. This video in particular is so good quality, I must return to it year by year. Redshift managed to reach the highest spheres of Old Berlin School. There can be others as good as Redshift, but better - not possible.

[@321mzzz123]

this is exactly what happens when creative people start thinking "fuck money and fame" and just create beauty.

[@schuncken]

Brings back good memories of the Redshift concert in Huizen around the same period.

[@grantheckel7815]

Great performance! I would've applauded hard if I was there myself. I love it. The music of tomorrow created with the technology of yesterday.

[@tevassir]

Absolument transcendant !!!!! Merci !!!

[@dipankarincus6174]

thanks a lot for this upload!!!! can really go deep, some may compare with TD (of course) but although strongly inspired by TD, it has a very own flavour.

[@zibiciacho]

Coś niesamowitego ! Stara szkoła !

[@viarnet]

awesome!

[@rissavet]

Superbe !!!! merci !!!

[@mantra3000]

So much money on stage.

[@edgarmunguiatellez6283]

jajajá

[@greggeverman5578]

Indeed!

[@TimestreamII]

Love it! Wish I was there.

[@ulfingvar1]

Great track from an amazing band, which was everything Tangerine Dream should have been, post-Poland.

[@reddreaming2983]

Fantastic!

[@marceloribeirobarros]

AMAZING

[@iannumanfanwright1743]

awesome...

[@robstammers7149]

Awsome, but an emulation of TD 70s sounds, however, love the sequencing, its how TD should've have stayed, instead of going short form commercial synth rock. The sequencing in this performance is outstanding. Thank you for this brilliant upload, great to see Redshift performing live.

[@ryszardpawowski7396]

Niesamowita muzyka

[@lordsynthwave6659]

Superbes, certaines sėquences sont très Tangerine Dream 🎹🎹🎹

[@arthurjdale8684]

Brilliant

[@sinanx6361]

amazing upload. thanks !!!

[@dripdrip5236]

Rob.....Man is like I hear Gilmour and Santana in one. I'm an ex BiBoB drummer but, I grow back in Greece with TD. Till 90's they decided to go commercial, WTF? I've came across with your music guys 2 weeks a go! Please keep the Berlin School alive! When will see you's in Melbourne?😁😅😃

[@bajt03]

tecnologia analoga¡¡¡¡, exelente¡¡¡

[@borisstarosta7823]

awesome audio on this video! How was audio acquired? Through microphones? or some direct patch into the signal(s) going to the monitor or loudspeakers?

[@davegillett7135]

It's funny to see obsolete technology on stage. That VDU to Mark's right sticks out like a sore thumb. I love the way he taps his foot. RIP Hampshire Jam.

[@greggeverman5578]

Very old computer!😃😄

[@patricioramirezcarmona8302]

Desde el minuto 14:00, me recuerda los oscuros pasajes de la banda sonora del film PRINCE OF DARKNESS de John Carpenter....brrrrr...

[@seanarthurjoyce7366]

Is this really 22 years ago? Is the band still working?

[@bobbyneal6322]

I absolutely love this band!! I only discovered them a few months back...sorry to say, but recently downloaded all their albums from Bandcamp. All their albums are great! Having a few issues with the downloads, but that's not Redshift's fault! Love their music!!! Hope they will continue doing more recordings in the future!! Thank "YOU" for posting this video, even though it's incomplete. Was there an official release of this performance on DVD? If so, PLEASE let me know if there's somewhere...ANYWHERE, I can purchase it! Thanks again!!

[@lawrencedavis5459]

Bobby Neal i first heard them about a year ago and I was quite blown away.

[@alisonwelch8465]

Bobby Neal I am joining you guys right now lol amazing

[@brrgl3921]

Great stuff. Berlin school in perfection. The part after 33:58 sounds like a melody I heard on their "Halo" album. Where is the video available ?

[@incusincus6252]

You mean the movie oblivion?

[@incusincus6252]

Brrgl yes Berlin school is the right term!!!! Ärzte of sequencing

[@brrgl3921]

No I mean the video showing the "Faultline Live" performance (Redshift VI)

[@incusincus6252]

Brrgl Distant Sun DS04 limited edition 100 DVDs 2004

[@jeffovie]

this video is nearly the complete set. Miss 10 mn at the end of the encore.

[@oldmanfromscenetwentyfour8164]

Incomplete!

[@tomm.9824]

OMG. In 2002 still the sounds, textures, themes and instruments from the seventies. It's all a massive shameless copy of TD's "Ricochet" and similar works. Any new ideas, gentlemen?

[@TheSynthZone]

Classic roots run deep....

[@davegillett7135]

If it ain't broke, don't fix it.

[@brrgl3921]

These are new ideas. That's the way to keep the Berlin School spirit alive. KEEP IT UP !

[@julianbroadhurst8287]

Baumann Era TD dose not sound anything like this - this is some guys having fun - and alot of people digging it - if anything this is late 80's TD perhaps - but nowhere from the 70's. Get into their concert music from the era.

[@ChronologieIV]

Maybe you'd like EDM? :D

[@marceloribeirobarros]

AMAZING