Blah Blah Cafe, the Jean-Michel Jarre forum

[c.geff]

Hambourg concert photos here :

http://www.flickr.com/photos/29542478@N ... cheljarre/

Only 3 photos...

[c.geff]

Some videos of the Braunschweig concert :

http://www.youtube.com/user/theultimatefly

thanks to jeanbatman

[Kanta]

Only short videos from the Hamburg concert available atm, here.
Thanxs to the uploader.

[Kanta]

Gallery of photos from the Hamburg concert here.

[Jon]

Some videos of the Braunschweig concert :

http://www.youtube.com/user/theultimatefly

thanks to jeanbatman

Hehe, I love that "messing about" during the intro to MF 2

[Robi]

Gallery of photos from the Hamburg concert here.

Good photos!

[Jon]

I particulary like the "live" feed footage of the guys on the keyboards as seen via the small cameras, then screened on the large stage backdrop - nice touch.

[ILIAS]

they all now look somewhat older

and what does Claude need that microphone for?

[AnDrOiD]

*sigh* The eigenharp was never promised during the tour, just that he played it in his studio.

*sigh* Thanks.

[Kanta]

and what does Claude need that microphone for?

Testing 1, 2, 3.

[Jon]

and what does Claude need that microphone for?

Testing 1, 2, 3.

. . . . and ordering the after-show pizza

[Santi Espejo]

About the NEW TRACK... (from the NEW ALBUM?)...Yet with this sound, it is moving.

Thankyou!

I think it is maybe the best thing of Jarre in this century. Really a very serious thing.

Bravo.

[GlennFolkvord]

I particulary like the "live" feed footage of the guys on the keyboards as seen via the small cameras, then screened on the large stage backdrop - nice touch.

I dont know if you saw Jarre in 1997 but he had a small JarreCam on his glasses then, which showed his hands and fingers playing, on a (circular?) screen on the stage.

[GlennFolkvord]

I'd just assume that the ceiling being on fire was all part of the show... and if parts of the ceiling that were well alight were dripping down onto the area near the stage, I'd still be clapping along.... "ah - so there *are* pyrotechnics tonight!!"

Jarre already did that. In 1998 at the Electronic Night concert, part of the stage roof caught fire, and a guy climbed up there and put it out. The audience screamed "le feu!" and then applauded the guy when he was done. So it was both pyrotechnics and acrobatics as part of the show The concert never stopped though, it was business as usual on stage during the incident.

The infamous ENight had real fireworks too, of course.

[Jon]

I particulary like the "live" feed footage of the guys on the keyboards as seen via the small cameras, then screened on the large stage backdrop - nice touch.

I dont know if you saw Jarre in 1997 but he had a small JarreCam on his glasses then, which showed his hands and fingers playing, on a (circular?) screen on the stage.

Yes, I remember, but nice to see this back again and with better technology.