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come on guys, this is not some regular concert...

T-Shirts are NOT allowed IMO.

Jeans are also NOT welcome.

Suits and dresses are however...

It's time JMJ fans learn to dress up for occasions IMO, in maringy you could also tell who was a fan and a visitor.. The visitor knew how to dress properly for the occasion...

Yeah... even Jarre knew that it was time to suit up for the occasion

Antigoon wrote:come on guys, this is not some regular concert...

T-Shirts are NOT allowed IMO.

Jeans are also NOT welcome.

Suits and dresses are however...

It's time JMJ fans learn to dress up for occasions IMO, in maringy you could also tell who was a fan and a visitor.. The visitor knew how to dress properly for the occasion...

I'll be dressing like Jeremy Clarkson...

Antigoon wrote:come on guys, this is not some regular concert...

T-Shirts are NOT allowed IMO.

Jeans are also NOT welcome.

Suits and dresses are however...

It's time JMJ fans learn to dress up for occasions IMO, in maringy you could also tell who was a fan and a visitor.. The visitor knew how to dress properly for the occasion...

*sells ticket*

Is this fine suit not welcome?

I wonder, as this being at the RAH and something of a unique concert, if the good old BBC will turn up and record /broadcast it live on radio, or record it for television. I hope they do.

Antigoon wrote:come on guys, this is not some regular concert...

T-Shirts are NOT allowed IMO.

Jeans are also NOT welcome.

Suits and dresses are however...

It's time JMJ fans learn to dress up for occasions IMO, in maringy you could also tell who was a fan and a visitor.. The visitor knew how to dress properly for the occasion...

I kind of agree, as this is a theatre. I have always been told that. I guess it's the same reason why you cannot hear stuff like "Jean Michel! Jean Michel! Jean Michel!" from the whole crowd during the Marigny events. I think most people are kind of aware of how you act and dress up in theatres

Equinoxe wrote: I've just bought a LP,really impressed with it,its quite a meaty Moog sound and is really easy to use and manipulate,for the money this is a really cool synth capable of some weird and wonderful sounds and the bass is very Good.

I had my eye on one for a while,but never got chance to properly demo one until last weekend as my local shop has one on permananet display,plus they had couple in stock so bought one.

Will also demo the New OS when it comes in too..Interested in that one as well.

Nice buy my friend! It really lives up to it's (horrible) name. My LP was my main synth wich is kind funny because it's not very versatile soundwise. Anyways I loved it! Those basses and leads really are something!
The only thing I didn't like was the digital noise in the background. It's not audible for most of the time but sometimes it's just there - for instance when you play in very high octaves.

Looking forward to hear the demo of OS2.0. I really wanted an arpeggiator in my LP. That together with midisync on LFO:s would have been awesome!

AnDrOiD wrote:He looks very Swedish!

You wanna fight about it?

heh.. you should watch 'the last night of the proms'... of course there's a whole lot of cheering and chanting and of course - all those sea songs.... VERY popular

As for dress code - there is no dress code.... (unless it states on the ticket/s...)
http://www.royalalberthall.com/flash/in ... ,etiquette


Should the need arise, do wash and dry your shellsuit thoroughly and remember to wear clean socks....

I dare any of you to picnic in the park across the road from the park..... take peanuts and just trust me

Antigoon wrote:come on guys, this is not some regular concert...

T-Shirts are NOT allowed IMO.

Jeans are also NOT welcome.

Suits and dresses are however...

It's time JMJ fans learn to dress up for occasions IMO, in maringy you could also tell who was a fan and a visitor.. The visitor knew how to dress properly for the occasion...

Well I shall be making a special effort myself............


I shall make sure the shoes are wll polished..with my outfit,and of course I will shave





As for suits....I only wear those for special occasions,Weddings and funerals,so unless Jarre's planning to play "Here comes the bride" or the funeral March" on the Eminent,I'll take a formal dress code thanks....

Rubberlips wrote:

Antigoon wrote:come on guys, this is not some regular concert...

T-Shirts are NOT allowed IMO.

Jeans are also NOT welcome.

Suits and dresses are however...

It's time JMJ fans learn to dress up for occasions IMO, in maringy you could also tell who was a fan and a visitor.. The visitor knew how to dress properly for the occasion...

I'll be dressing like Jeremy Clarkson...


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I did dress like Jeremy Clackson when I went to Paris, didn't realise till I came back and showed everyone the photos. And on that bombshell! Goodnight!

Francis Rimbert and Jean michel jarre shall also go...

..and another I know from this forum!

I will wear a dress in London...since it's spring!

Well it's always up to the single person to choose what to wear

Mogwai wrote:

AnDrOiD wrote:He looks very Swedish!

You wanna fight about it?

Ouch! The truth hurts!

AnDrOiD wrote: Ouch! The truth hurts!

Aha.. The same truth that says that all danes are fat redheads that drinks a lot of beer?