Blah Blah Cafe, the Jean-Michel Jarre forum

I'd like to point out that there's another funky info on that EMI Poland website:

http://www.emimusic.pl/artysci,,jarre_jean_michel

just scroll down the page....... "HD DVD"... WTF??

I guess they refer to the high definition video track (the video clip) which was available on the CD + DVD ...

Hence the name 'gearporn' on that vintage synthforum....

He is playing on a portable on the ninth picture (see the link Christophe gave). Could this be the one from the Docklands concerts (not the insect but the other one) or is it just some "normal" (vintage) portable?



Anyone an idea?

Well.....that is open for discussion....But if don't find this sort of performance interesting in any way....

Jarre does it Tiësto-style!

Seriously.....I don't see too much difference between a Tiésto gig and this performance of Jarre..... Hopefully this is not a preview of things to come in the lager scale concerts....

Vlerkje wrote:"My shows are technical masterpieces, but I myself am not technical. I have two left hands and always had people who could accomplish exactly what I wanted. That has been my luck because I am nothing more than a pianist who cannot tune his own instruments.”

LOOOL

But greeeat review!

Vlerkje wrote:I am nothing more than a pianist who cannot tune his own instruments.”

after 30 years...?

This morning I read an interview with Jean Michel in my local newspaper. The interview is in Dutch but I have tried to translate the text in decend English. So perhaps there are some strange sentences in it but I am sure it is more readable than babelfish :hypocrit:

Click here to read the original ...

What the hell is that? Moeskroen is a city in West Flanders, Belgium...

That is correct Christophe..... but it is also part of the name of a band in The Netherlands:
Pater Moeskroen

Cannot describe it in English but as you know Dutch: feestband met folkinvloeden

Jean Michel Jarre - Téo & Téa


Pater Moeskroen - XX deel 2

Well, went home from shopping and I was waiting for a traffic light. A French car (with French licenceplate) stood next to me and the guy next to the driver asked the way to a coffeshop :smoke:

Sadly (or luckily...) for them I do not visit them so I could not help them. Well at least the Frenchman ...

It is full moon and there is an eclipse of the moon ongoing now....but it is too cloudy to see it properly

However I don't know if the remixes from the 1985 release of Zoolook differ much from the original ones so in that perspective I might one day hunt for the 1984 release.... 8)

Damn... then my Zoolook CD ain't first edition as it contains the remix versions. I just thought the remix'es was on the ...

Don't know if this info is going to add something new to this thread but in case it does.... :wink: :

I have the same CD as moviemaker (red spine with 'digital stereo' and with number 823 763-2) but it contains both the Zoolookologie and Zoolook remix and therefore it has both 1984 and 1985 pressed ...

"Circus" and "Flairck & Moustaki" contain some pieces where you cannot help but asking how they ever could be composed....(let alone be played). Complex and layered....and acoustic. A bliss! :D

And on "Sleight on hand" which was produced by Mike Batt they even used a Fairlight :shock: