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Black Bird wrote:

Robi wrote:In L'Express, I made a correction among comments.

RobertHUN - 18/06/2013 11:49:24

@christoph75 : you are an idiot.

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crompfcrompf - 18/06/2013 11:16:33

L'exception culturelle c'est bien, mais et le reste ? Vous avez intérêt à vous préparez à travailler 12h par jour sans congés ni couverture sociale, retraite ou assurance chômage pour vous payer à bouffer du boeuf aux hormones et du poulet à la javel accompagnés de maïs Monsanto. Bon appétit à tous.

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christoph75christoph75 - 18/06/2013 11:10:46

Jean-Michel Jarre est lui-même un accident de l'Histoire...de la musique. Combien avons-nous souffert de ses nappes de synthétiseurs dans les années 80. Quel supplice! Maintenant, grâce à ses horreurs, il peut évoluer dans le milieu de la jet-set et jouer au vieux beau. Quand on a aussi peu de rapport avec la culture, on n'est pas habilité à parler d'exception culturelle.

Robi, there is no reason to take JMJ's commitment to a more equitable exploitation of intellectual property, into the ridiculous draw. Or torpedo this. Maybe you do not have his opinions, but of mine from, you can continue prophecy his artistic downfall. (You will never achieve this. What he did create, will always be there) He has not signed contract to produce constantly music for our pleasure .He alone is the director of his life. No one else (except maybe a higher devine) . It is quite remarkable, laudable that he defended his interests (and the legitimate interests of all artists) publicly. It is important more than ever to find a solution for it. Otherwise we might soon must to dispense to many creative creations. I'm proud of him, because he will not places his legs high, sitting lazy in front of TV- set at home, drinking beer like many of his contemporaries, but he devoted himself actively to other important tasks. Certainly quite different than these jealous stupid people, which hide on the internet cowardly anonymously and insult him. He is intelligent and will not be distracted by those stupid comments.
You should not you show solidarity with these envious

By the way: Most of my friends, family members and friends are not on Facebook (or have left Facebook), but still some fans of his music. Many fans do not look at his Facebook page, because they are filled only by fans, always with the same contents and love letters. The number of mostly female followers there are not representative and do not indicate the number of his fans all over the world.

Kanta wrote:I am his fan on Facebook but I sure do not do repeats and yes sometimes I send him hearts etc with my posts. The large majority of fans come for new info and mostly based upon JMJ's own official postings. (Believe you me, I would like to have a moan at some of the fans who are bullies but I think it should be kept away from the public so to speak...)

Let's try to keep the thread ontopic and keep negativity out of here. This applies to all.

Black Bird wrote:

Kanta wrote:I am his fan on Facebook but I sure do not do repeats and yes sometimes I send him hearts etc with my posts. The large majority of fans come for new info and mostly based upon JMJ's own official postings. (Believe you me, I would like to have a moan at some of the fans who are bullies but I think it should be kept away from the public so to speak...)

Let's try to keep the thread ontopic and keep negativity out of here. This applies to all.

I`m sorry Kanta, this was my mistake. It was written in the Studio Album 20xx thread. I would say, that that his followers on Facebook are not an indicator of its recognition as an artist, because this Facebook page is purely a fan site. with all positive and negative attributes
You post there, of course News.

I´ll delete this these passages from my posting yesterday.

Robi wrote:http://www.20minutes.fr/culture/1176055 ... nne-fessee

Reading the comments......what about the credibility of the man in France? Everyone laughs at him? "He - JMJ - would deserve the spanking..." and more like this.

Honestly. What has he been doing wrong getting much of bad opinion?

jeanbatman wrote:

Robi wrote:http://www.20minutes.fr/culture/1176055 ... nne-fessee

Reading the comments......what about the credibility of the man in France? Everyone laughs at him? "He - JMJ - would deserve the spanking..." and more like this.

Honestly. What has he been doing wrong getting much of bad opinion?

My thoughts - in disorder:
1) Most of the frenchmen selling millions in various styles have bad reputation in a part of the intellectual scene (this spanks from Claude François to Johnny Hallyday, Mireille Mathieu, Richard Clayderman, and even earlier Tino Rossi, which was laughed upon by Pierre Desproges), because making money in France to these people is somehow very offending.
2) French people think or try to think he used his private life to make money and used the name of his father to get easier success.
3) Some people were annoyed by the amount of giant concerts in Paris, 1990,1995,1998 and the money spent in the concerts. There were slight critics on the environmental impact on some of those concerts.
4) Some political positions (conservative) Jarre took costing him a part of the audience
5) And men's Jealousy about his good-looking face and body throughout the years...

This is not a negative post, just a sum-up of all I've been reading in the past 15 years.