Blah Blah Cafe, the Jean-Michel Jarre forum
I'm sorry but Metamorphoses is soo "not" Jean Michel Jarre. C'est La Vie is just a crazy arabic song that sounds like it was made hundred years ago.ILIAS wrote:absolutely exactly what i was going to write!! they totally ignored Metamorphoses ! And I hate it! At least one of the tracks you stated could be great.Vumiko wrote: I wouldn't have minded Natasha Atlas getting up on stage to sing a new version of C'est la Vie; the crowd would have definitely danced to it; and it's an emotive song too.
Bells, Hey Gagarin and Light My Sky would have worked wonders. I would have dropped the "chaotic" Variation 3 and played an emotional Millions of Stars..
What else? Vintage was the best track he played as it was the most modern: the crowd loved it. It would have been cool of him to dedicate Geometry of Love to the newly weds too. How about Neimo getting up on stage with Jarre to perform the rock remix of Aerology? That's a hot track! Maybe one of the remixed Oxygene 8 and 10 tracks from Odyssey Through o2? Very danceable and Jarre loves playing the "DJ".
Peace.
and now a very similar concept here
but don't you agree it was much better visually with all the images and not only lights
True, but that's basically the fun of arguing here !Velodynamic wrote:(...)So I'd guess that it's an impossible task making up for all the Jarre fans at the same time, there will always be something to critisize. (...)
I only have some snippets because the server closed the connection several times.Oxygene wrote:Did anyone record the radio broadcast of Radio Monaco?
Regards,
Matthias
It is in the database, I amplified it a bit to 0 db because it was not very loud.Oxygene wrote:Did anyone record the radio broadcast of Radio Monaco?
Regards,
Matthias
This. That RTBF recording sounds most excellent.Elianne wrote:Maybe it is better to use the Audiorip from RTBF, which is also in the database.
What is interesting is that in Kanta's video you see JMJ run back towards the Synthex in his set-up. He must have thought, at first, it was his synth playing up. But then you see him switch the octive pedal a couple of times. But it did kick back up again. The laser harp is certainly a tempermental peice of gear.Robi wrote:Courtesy of Francis' facebook
-found on Aerozone, someone copied response of Francis he did on a message.
In response to Mr. TRAN REMY: of course, your message is very violent and I hope it has the merit of sincerity! Internet is still an area of ​​freedom of speech, thank you God But several points are really questionable.
If you consider that running a sequencer on stage that required long hours of programming and also uses a sense of harmony and rhythm, is the backing track, then yes there is some "live off".
To escape the ease in which many fall benefit of electronic music, we worked for months with my Partenaire.Il even made the crazy bet to get on tour these wonderful instruments that are totally dedicated to the scene. We could have the play: LAPTOP and fixed attitudes which make it look like some electronic music at a funeral mass.
My partner did not choose the facility that its status as an international artist could permettre.Oui him there was a problem with the laser harp and is one of the most difficult instruments to master outside (invisible beams because the smoke vanishes with the wind*, the interference of lights rayonsetc ...) So if there was an instrument to play back it would really play this one.
It overlooks the whole scene when he could have this attitude of some interpretations of electronic music, closed faces, their eyes on Onboard Com rcomme if they had lost their entire families or had received the entire Christmas bonus Lara Fabian live!
Monaco was a great challenge and we need you to know that the whole scenery was designed, created, even the smallest movement by my lights Partenaire.Quand we musicians, after a night of repeats on the site we reach our hotel , completely empty, JMJ is on hand to repeat and repeat again the whole show.
So when you write it mocks the fans, let me not to follow you.
Then Mr. TRAN REMY I will end this message by saying two things:
A wall for me is sometimes what separates two peoples, is also a medium of expression, and unfortunately also a place where people relieve themselves ...
And to conclude the sentence of a Chinese philosopher:
When the wise points at the moon, the fool looks only at the finger.
No hard feelings, FRANCIS RIMBERT
*I say so...
True, he could have done a 95% playback show like he did in Monaco 2005.Jon wrote:(...) My partner did not choose the facility that its status as an international artist could allow.(...)
By the way, Rimbert wrote that, and NOT me. . .jeanbatman wrote:True, he could have done a 95% playback show like he did in Monaco 2005.Jon wrote:(...) My partner did not choose the facility that its status as an international artist could allow.(...)
That's one of Jarre's best tracks ever!Velodynamic wrote:C'est La Vie is just a crazy arabic song that sounds like it was made hundred years ago.
