Posted: Thu Apr 16, 2009 12:10 am
afraid so...Kanta wrote:Is Dreypratt getting any royalties for this DVD?
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afraid so...Kanta wrote:Is Dreypratt getting any royalties for this DVD?
The sacrifice I make against my principals.GeeJee wrote:afraid so...Kanta wrote:Is Dreypratt getting any royalties for this DVD?
What a cheesy song, nonetheless is catchy, specially on the Souvenir of China samples!
It already starts at 1:41.1906 wrote:Check this video:
fast forward to : 2'30"
Hilarious!1906 wrote:Check this video:
fast forward to : 2'30"
Well spotted! It looks very convincing. The CD looks perfect (complete with matrix number, I have to compare it when I'm home), the booklet too. I totally missed the conecerts textDv_ wrote:Hmmm... the word "conecerts" written on the left side led me to think it's a bootleg...
Jakob BC wrote:How sure are you about Equinoxe 5? As I remember it was featured on the VHS, but recorded in a studio as some add-on to the video. Argh damn! I wished there were some more clear information about it.
Pat1982 wrote:On the VHS you can see the silent comedy "Broken China" (1926) with Bobby Vernon being played during Equinoxe 5.
But for at the end you can see Jarre playing his keyboard, it really looks like he is playing the same notes of the main melody.
I thought the case was closed, but then I saw this picture again today:Jakob BC wrote:Nah maybe you are right, I remember something different, but after watching it again, it doesn't look different from the other tracks, so I'll just take it back to "I don't know". You also see Perrier play the lead. I thought I had a better point, but after watching it again there is nothing.
Who's got these copies? I've never seen them being mentioned almost anywhere except this page https://drjones.home.xs4all.nl/discography.txtHowever there is also an 1982 ATV (ITC) VHS, and a 1981 Japanese tv-broadcast (NHK Young Music Show).