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Post Posted Mon May 29, 2006 11:35 am
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GeeJee wrote:He doesn't own it currently. At least, that's what I know about it.
Is that guy even alive today? :?
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Post Posted Mon May 29, 2006 11:56 am
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AnDrOiD wrote:
GeeJee wrote:He doesn't own it currently. At least, that's what I know about it.
Is that guy even alive today? :?
You mean mr. Gerrard? I don't know. He was alive about 8 months ago...
Post Posted Sun Jul 23, 2006 3:21 pm
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It's about sampling, my dear. LP has the 'whole' signal, whereas CD's are resampled, and thus lack very little of the signal...
No, according to the sound engineer David Manley; LP distort the analog signal along you approach the center of the disc : you loose high frequencies from the beginning to end of LP.
Sound is ok with one track on a Maxi LP.
Otherwise for him, LP is just good for freesbee.

LP and CD has their own advantages and constraints.
LP is not a very good support and CD is not a shit.

Ultimate support is analog tape.
Post Posted Wed May 23, 2007 5:35 pm
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Hello, I would just to precise one thing the last picture on the inside cover of MFS is a picture o I with JMJ I did in 1991 when Jarre invited me at his home. I made this montage just for fun in globe-trotter issue 7. I don't know how this montage arrives here but it's fun.
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Post Posted Wed May 23, 2007 7:56 pm
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hiram33 wrote:Hello, I would just to precise one thing the last picture on the inside cover of MFS is a picture o I with JMJ I did in 1991 when Jarre invited me at his home. I made this montage just for fun in globe-trotter issue 7. I don't know how this montage arrives here but it's fun.
Hi, are you THIERRY ROUAULT? If yes, I want to thank your precious work in GLOBE TROTTER. Great!!
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Post Posted Wed May 23, 2007 8:49 pm
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Yes I am, thanks for your support. I will be happy if all the webmasters had the same opinion than yours cause Jarre Uk for instance refuse to put my site in their links cause my site "isn' t so good than that" that is their critic
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Post Posted Wed May 23, 2007 9:40 pm
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hiram33 wrote:Yes I am, thanks for your support. I will be happy if all the webmasters had the same opinion than yours cause Jarre Uk for instance refuse to put my site in their links cause my site "isn' t so good than that" that is their critic
Thanks to you anyway. Your 7", 12" and CDs list is the best I've ever seen, my guide to know what I'm bidding for in Ebay or to know how rare is the record I've found in a records shop.

I really like to know about your investigation about JARRE to write that great report in Jukebox Magazine. Please, talk us about it.

Thanks in advance. Happy to "meet" you. :wink:
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Post Posted Thu May 24, 2007 4:17 am
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I agree with Zzero.

I too have used your site as a great reference tool and it was actually one of the first sites for me, an American to find out about all the rare releases of Jarre, so thanks again Hiram33 for your great website!

As I said in another post. The BLAHBLAHCAFE forum is like a little international family, so again Welcome!

peace.
Post Posted Thu May 24, 2007 8:25 am
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hiram33 wrote:Yes I am, thanks for your support. I will be happy if all the webmasters had the same opinion than yours cause Jarre Uk for instance refuse to put my site in their links cause my site "isn' t so good than that" that is their critic
well, they didn't put my site in their link list either.... but no reasons given..... oh well :nod:
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Post Posted Thu May 24, 2007 8:26 am
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Thanks moviemaker and zzero. Actually, I collect all things about JMJ since 1985. At this time the records of Jarre weren't collected and I founf Deserted Palace for only 350 francs (55 euros) and Les granges Brûlées for 50 francs (8 euros). I am librarist and I have the possibility to access to Institut National de l'Audiovisuel, Bibliothèque Nationale de France. Thanks to that, I found the quasi totality of press articles about Jarre in France since 1971 (in my site I put 150 articles but in the future it will be 500). I wrote two articles in Juke-Box magazine in 1990 and 1999 (this magazine is the Reccord Collector in France).
I wrote a book about the french singer Daniel Balavoine (who worked with Joe Hammer and Andy Scott like Jarre and recorded musics with the Fairlight). If this book is a best seller my editor will help me to write a book about JMJ (I hope). I met Jarre a lot of times (he invited me at his home in 1991 and I offered La Cage to him cause he lost it). I took a picture of JMJ with La Cage.
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Post Posted Thu May 24, 2007 10:22 am
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Hiram33: Oh..great story!!! Please post the pix of Jarre with La Cage... would love to see that one!

Clubmix: They should definitely add your site too...but you know what, do you really care about that JarreUK site? I have never gone there for information--it's almost obsolete. We get more information from the BLAHBLAHCAFE and Space Of Freedom Forums. Most of JarreUK's links are outdated and the site is not that well designed IMHO. Nothing against the poeople.
Post Posted Thu May 24, 2007 11:36 am
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moviemaker wrote:Hiram33: Oh..great story!!! Please post the pix of Jarre with La Cage... would love to see that one!
Here it is:

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HIRAM33, I really love to hear that kind of stories about JARRE. Why don't you open a issue about it in this Forum? I think it could be great for all JARREfans.
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Post Posted Thu May 24, 2007 12:02 pm
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I opened a discussion called "my souvenirs of Jarre" if you want to see it. I loved this photo, it's a lot of good souvenirs.
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Post Posted Thu May 24, 2007 5:34 pm
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Damn, what a story ! :o
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Post Posted Thu May 24, 2007 6:10 pm
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hiram33 wrote:I opened a discussion called "my souvenirs of Jarre" if you want to see it. I loved this photo, it's a lot of good souvenirs.
Thank you Hiram33, Iwill check it out!

And thanks for posting the Pix Zzero!







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