Blah Blah Cafe, the Jean-Michel Jarre forum

Hey there, everyone! I'm sorry I haven't been around much. I've been listening to JMJ again recently and thought of you all.

I've began making lots of music, and some of it is electronic stuff~

Here's my most recent album, which I recorded while half asleep to see the effects of lack of rest ...

ramon314 wrote:

Ethnicolor wrote:Thanks! I'mma gonna see where I can download that.

Hi ! I've put it on Nico's database a few weeks ago :

http://www.zoolook.nl/forum/viewtopic.php?t=5034

Cool! Props.

So, anyway, has anyone ever seen pics/clips of this?

Dr_Jones wrote:did you try toothpaste?
http://www.wikihow.com/Repair-a-CD-With-Toothpaste

Hm... I'll have to try it.

Dreyfus should stay out of his business. >.<

Some guy on youtube posted all three for download.

^Yeah, There are about 7 or 8 AOR excerpts have been posted on the site.

Just remembered! It was Equinoxe 4.

The whole beginning part sounded different though.

That's real cool.... But I expected Rick Wakeman to be on the list.

RIP Moog.

I saw this old video, from some TV show I guess. There was music in the background, and immediately figured out it was Jarre. Once I can find the video again I'll post it up here.

It was some guy bodysurfing. That's what the video was about.

We're all real exited.

But I love listening to rarities. The elusiveness of the tracks make it more fun and interesting.

Greetings.

I have two 1980s Yamaha portasound synths, from around 1986. They're not the best, but good enough for me, especially in this economy (I got them cheap on Ebay.) Both the models are similar, and they sound similar as well, but it's still nice to have synths without needing an amp.
I'm ...

I'm wondering why people would make a rarity bootleg with non-rare tracks on it...

Or perhaps the grip itself is too slippery or soft until enough tries has been carried out to pay the costs of the damn prices. :fine:

Yeah, that too. I don't think I ever saw anyone win that thing.

I did. I was so desperate to get the price for my girlfriend, I tried a couple of dozen times ...

"All tunes with sounds programmed by Mario Maggi using the "MCS 70"
(Memory Controlled Sythesizer) Sound Engineer: Luciano Torani"

I really like the 70's feeling in that album. "(The)Rise, (The)Advance, (The)Genus" are fantastic pieces of music in all its simplicity.
Typically Italian disco ...