'Phaedra' was Tangerine Dream's first release after signing to Richard Branson's Virgin Records. Released on 20th February 1974, it unveiled a brooding title track that was spread across the whole of side A. 'Phaedra' was recorded at the Manor, the studio inside a manor house in Shipton-on-Cherwell in Oxfordshire, England, which was already celebrated by early 1974 as the location in which Mike Oldfield had created 'Tubular Bells'. It was produced by Tangerine Dream founder Edgar Froese who also painted the image on the album cover. With audio taken from 2019's box set 'In Search of Hades' and bonus tracks not on the original album, this has been made into a double LP for the first time, pressed on 180g heavyweight tangerine coloured vinyl.Disc 11. Phaedra - Tangerine Dream2. Mysterious Semblance at the Stand of Nightmares - Tangerine Dream3. Movements of a Visionary - Tangerine Dream4. Sequent 'C' - Tangerine DreamDisc 21. Flute Organ Piece (Bonus Track) - Tangerine Dream2. Phaedra (Out-take Version 1) (Bonus Track) - Tangerine Dream3. Phaedra (Out-take Version 2B) (Bonus Track) - Tangerine Dream4. Organ Piece (Bonus Track) - Tangerine Dream