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Who is going to Morocco ??


Post Posted Mon Nov 06, 2006 11:03 am
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GeeJee wrote:I hope you didn't offend anyone there, Mivo :shock:
I just give my opinion, that's all.
Post Posted Mon Nov 06, 2006 11:10 am
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no, I'm not going
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Post Posted Mon Nov 06, 2006 2:55 pm
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I dont know! :P

Are all fans welcome to the concert in Morocco?

I cannot remember I have been reading anything about this yet?! :roll:
Post Posted Mon Nov 06, 2006 2:59 pm
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Nah.

I'd go to a concert in Finland for sure, but otherwise I'll wish for quick recordings :wink:
Post Posted Mon Nov 06, 2006 3:08 pm
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I don't go, because at that moment I have to be at The Night Of The Proms in Germany for Mike Oldfield :D
Post Posted Mon Nov 06, 2006 3:08 pm
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Finaero wrote:
... but otherwise I'll wish for quick recordings :wink:
So do I, I remember last time, the Gdansk concert was available to watch online, but it always broke down. I just hope for some video recordings. Audio recordings are also good, but not as interesting if the tracklist is too similar to the last concerts.
Post Posted Mon Nov 06, 2006 5:48 pm
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audio or video is nice, i like both versions.. about Gdansk, dunno what you mean, maybe it was your internet connection cause i was able to watch the full concert on the HQ relay without even buffers.. it was perfect.. i hope Morocco also be available on webcast, its the easiest and fastest way to get the concert on the internet, unless that, we will have to wait for someone to record the show from HDTV and then compress it, etc etc.. that take a few more days..

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Post Posted Mon Nov 06, 2006 5:49 pm
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MiVo wrote:I'm not going too, even if I had the money for it. I wait for JMJ to go to a more decent and safer location.
Well, that excludes your country too.. its not safe.. :D :lol:
Post Posted Mon Nov 06, 2006 6:32 pm
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fbazo wrote:
MiVo wrote:I'm not going too, even if I had the money for it. I wait for JMJ to go to a more decent and safer location.
Well, that excludes your country too.. its not safe.. :D :lol:
Well, much safer then Morocco........and maybe even safer then in Peru :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:
Post Posted Mon Nov 06, 2006 8:26 pm
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fbazo wrote:audio or video is nice, i like both versions.. about Gdansk, dunno what you mean, maybe it was your internet connection cause i was able to watch the full concert on the HQ relay without even buffers.. it was perfect.. i hope Morocco also be available on webcast, its the easiest and fastest way to get the concert on the internet, unless that, we will have to wait for someone to record the show from HDTV and then compress it, etc etc.. that take a few more days..

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I know that others from this forum had the same problems, while a few didn't have the problem.
Post Posted Mon Nov 06, 2006 8:59 pm
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MiVo wrote:
fbazo wrote:
MiVo wrote:I'm not going too, even if I had the money for it. I wait for JMJ to go to a more decent and safer location.
Well, that excludes your country too.. its not safe.. :D :lol:
Well, much safer then Morocco........and maybe even safer then in Peru :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:
I've rarely heard bigger bull :P
Post Posted Mon Nov 06, 2006 9:55 pm
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GeeJee wrote:
MiVo wrote:
fbazo wrote: Well, that excludes your country too.. its not safe.. :D :lol:
Well, much safer then Morocco........and maybe even safer then in Peru :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:
I've rarely heard bigger bull :P
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To add my opinion( which is of no interest to anyone but me ..)... nowhere is totally "safe" anymore, but some places are more "safer" than others.
The thing is.... who wants to be "safe" all the time ? :roll: :wink: ... if we only did what was "safe" in our lives, how boring and unexciting that would be.....don't you think ?
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Post Posted Mon Nov 06, 2006 10:02 pm
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No, but bombs and terrorists are a bit different, you know...
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Post Posted Mon Nov 06, 2006 10:31 pm
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Jarp2600 wrote:No, but bombs and terrorists are a bit different, you know...
..I was talking about life generally, not about the concert in Morocco particularly..... :roll: :? ..but anyway...
Yes, there could be a threat from "bombs and terrorists"..... but to be brutally honest, Jean Michel could put on a large scale concert almost anywhere at the moment, and there "could" be a risk of something like that.... :cry: :? ...it is just the state of the world at the moment I'm afraid.

So do we hide away, frightened by what "could" happen... or do we continue to live, to do what we want to do. Yes, we do need to weigh up the risks of our actions now, and to do what we feel is right for us - taking all the precautions we possibly can to limit the risks. The world has changed forever since 2001. If that means not travelling, so be it..... but I think it would be such a shame for people to fear the rest of the world just because it is different, and of what "could" or "might" happen, when that "could" or might" happen could happen as easierly outside their door than in the middle of the desert.

Rant over......
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Post Posted Tue Nov 07, 2006 3:42 pm
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If I had more money I would go with someone. I heard that it is better not to travel alone there... :roll: Have anyone has more information about that?
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