matt222 wrote:And by the way..I have spoken to Jarre..and he said he did remember me from the 1970s..so then we are two of the same kind..we may both be wrong!?
Great Elizabeth, I bet it's pretty impressive to know that especially after all those years.
Deep within me..I knew it all the time!
It is not impressive to me to have met a person who became a famous artist...I don't care about fame!
I have met many artists in my life...but I met a very special wonderful young personality that time...we met through some months before he left...
And those memories are very dear to me!
Today I do respect Jean Michel Jarre as a private person and an artist!
It took many years before I did really listen to his music..and I must say today I am very impressed by his sensitivity as a listener....composer and musician...he is really really unique! I can't compare his music to anything else really...
His concerts are great..but I like best to listen to his music in my home..his compositions are full of details and I need to be alone to really enjoy many of these artworks..because Jarre's 'musical paintings' are great artworks if you ask me!
I never get bored to study them..even though I don't like all of what he has created!
Nothing else beat Ethnicolor 1 from the album Zoolook which is one of his greatest work.
My best wishes to Jean Michel Jarre..and it was so great to see him so happy and full of energy in Paris 25 of March...it made me laugh....I do believe
he was actually himself when he was jumping around smiling..no doubt he loves his job as a musician on stage!!:lol:
All my love