Posted: Sat Sep 02, 2006 8:49 pm
How so!?Finaero wrote:Android's quite a tight conservative when it comes to electronic music, I've noted
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Posted: Sat Sep 02, 2006 10:18 pm
I only know Dominique from the live solo in CiC - Magnetic Fields part III.
Fabulous!
Fabulous!
Posted: Sun Sep 03, 2006 12:27 pm
Yes that one is pretty nice, a shame it wasn't on the album version but then it makes the CiC version more special.Velodynamic wrote:I only know Dominique from the live solo in CiC - Magnetic Fields part III.
Fabulous!
Posted: Mon Sep 04, 2006 2:18 pm
Count me in on that one.GeeJee wrote: It's the guitar. And the playing technique too. Too fast, too distorted. Or something like that.
I like guitars but not the 80's hardrock masturbation thingy... Yngwie...*yuk!* My main hero on guitar is David Gilmour. Wonderful player with a sense for warm and bluesy melodies.
Posted: Mon Sep 04, 2006 2:20 pm
You probably haven't heard Rondat's stuff properly, comparing it with Yngwie...Mogwai wrote:Count me in on that one.GeeJee wrote: It's the guitar. And the playing technique too. Too fast, too distorted. Or something like that.
Posted: Mon Sep 04, 2006 4:38 pm
I see you but I refuse listen to you guys! 
Posted: Mon Sep 04, 2006 5:28 pm
Velodynamic wrote:I see you but I refuse listen to you guys!
Posted: Mon Sep 04, 2006 6:06 pm
It's a suede thing--hey insn't that what my shoes are made of???
Personally I too thought Rondat's contribution though technically good, were irritating and trying too hard. Jarre is not rock, which has it's roots in blues. It's something original, even though he may have been influenced by classical and jazz at one point early in his youth.
:~D
Personally I too thought Rondat's contribution though technically good, were irritating and trying too hard. Jarre is not rock, which has it's roots in blues. It's something original, even though he may have been influenced by classical and jazz at one point early in his youth.
:~D
Posted: Mon Sep 04, 2006 6:23 pm
80's metal guitars rawks -Yngwie is the king!GeeJee wrote:Velodynamic wrote:I see you but I refuse listen to you guys!
Infact I don't know much about Rondat's guitar playing but those moments he has played with Jarre, I've heard better IMHO.
Posted: Mon Sep 04, 2006 6:59 pm
I highly recommend his solo albums to you!!!Velodynamic wrote:80's metal guitars rawks -Yngwie is the king!GeeJee wrote:Velodynamic wrote:I see you but I refuse listen to you guys!
Infact I don't know much about Rondat's guitar playing but those moments he has played with Jarre, I've heard better IMHO.
Very very good!
But let's keep it ontopic (Perrier)
Posted: Sun Sep 24, 2006 11:18 pm
... and then the topic went silent.
Dominique Perrier. Man, the guy is great. He is the man of the solos. He has been working with Jarre since the early 70s, in the Christophe era, where Perrier played some keys on the Christophe albums, together with Bunny (Roger Rizzitelli, who was also on the China tour). We need more Perrier live, to spice up the sound.
Dominique Perrier. Man, the guy is great. He is the man of the solos. He has been working with Jarre since the early 70s, in the Christophe era, where Perrier played some keys on the Christophe albums, together with Bunny (Roger Rizzitelli, who was also on the China tour). We need more Perrier live, to spice up the sound.
Posted: Tue Sep 26, 2006 1:58 am
Dr_Jones: You said it perfectly!
Jarre: Bring back Dominique!
:~D
Jarre: Bring back Dominique!
:~D
Posted: Tue Sep 26, 2006 7:28 am
Not just him, PLZZZZ bring back the band..
Sorry to say this out loud, but JMJ's concert suck ever since he started doing that "2 DJ's on stage" thing, what I (and a lot of others I know) want is a complete band on stage playing live.
I don't mind the miming of JMJ as long there's a band behind it doing it live..
Sorry to say this out loud, but JMJ's concert suck ever since he started doing that "2 DJ's on stage" thing, what I (and a lot of others I know) want is a complete band on stage playing live.
I don't mind the miming of JMJ as long there's a band behind it doing it live..
Posted: Tue Sep 26, 2006 12:39 pm
I have to admit that I too am finding Jarres latest concerts a little 'tedious' to watch. If you compare both the China and Gdansk concerts, Gdansk knocked the spots off China. But even as I watch the Gdansk show I still nod my head saying 'You can do better than this Jarre, and you have!".
Music technology has come on leaps and bounds in the last couple of decades. Jarre may think that a stage full of musicians is not needed any more, but put to the vote, a stage full of musicians will certainly out vote that of 2/3 musicians. Its been just over 6 years since we last saw Jarre on stage with a full band - Time I feel for Jarre to go back to the old method. Time I feel for a 'CITY IN CONCERT'.
Music technology has come on leaps and bounds in the last couple of decades. Jarre may think that a stage full of musicians is not needed any more, but put to the vote, a stage full of musicians will certainly out vote that of 2/3 musicians. Its been just over 6 years since we last saw Jarre on stage with a full band - Time I feel for Jarre to go back to the old method. Time I feel for a 'CITY IN CONCERT'.
Posted: Tue Sep 26, 2006 3:16 pm
It seems to be a trend issue... that's what Francis told me. Todays electronic music is a guy behind turntables, and JMJ says his music is not pop/rock... 1+1=2 on stage...
Although I must say the City In Concert concept is his trademark, and so is the band on stage.
Now, if he would only read this and be influenced by it... but I seriously doubt
Although I must say the City In Concert concept is his trademark, and so is the band on stage.
Now, if he would only read this and be influenced by it... but I seriously doubt