Posted: Tue Mar 13, 2012 7:42 pm
Yeah, there were no votes for the Bee Gees...Dr_Jones wrote:Unanimously, nice
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Posted: Tue Mar 13, 2012 9:09 pm
Dr_Jones wrote:Unanimously, nice
Happy people in Perth. For me perhaps too far away to go "down under". 
But I think Euronews will broadcast this concert ( ?).
Posted: Tue Mar 13, 2012 9:36 pm
I'm pretty confident in Euronews to broadcast the show !
Posted: Wed Mar 14, 2012 1:18 am
too bad i'm not too confident in Euronews seeing how they screwed up the Monaco broadcast.jeanbatman wrote:I'm pretty confident in Euronews to broadcast the show !
Posted: Wed Mar 14, 2012 2:38 am
*Sarcasm*Jeaj Euronews broadcasting the concert!*
Seriously Monaco was a disaster of a broadcast, multiple layers fake audience clapping (that at the end really started to annoy the crap out of me), a news broadcast without any announcement halfway through the concert, horrible audio quality (volume piercing my ears it was that unnessarily loud), and that god annoying news reel at the buttom of the screen.
I have seen some bad live broadcasts, but that really takes the cake!
Edit:
akthough one good thing I can say about the broadcast, it never started to pixelise when it started to get demending during the colorfull /fireworks filled parts. Plus Bruno was an excilent idea, I don't know who brought that thing aboard for this concerts. But I want that thing back for the next one!
Seriously Monaco was a disaster of a broadcast, multiple layers fake audience clapping (that at the end really started to annoy the crap out of me), a news broadcast without any announcement halfway through the concert, horrible audio quality (volume piercing my ears it was that unnessarily loud), and that god annoying news reel at the buttom of the screen.
I have seen some bad live broadcasts, but that really takes the cake!
Edit:
akthough one good thing I can say about the broadcast, it never started to pixelise when it started to get demending during the colorfull /fireworks filled parts. Plus Bruno was an excilent idea, I don't know who brought that thing aboard for this concerts. But I want that thing back for the next one!
Posted: Wed Mar 14, 2012 12:18 pm
Council backs Jarre concert
14th Mar 2012
The Council has approved the use of Langley Park for a proposed spectacular concert featuring renowned musical composer and performer Jean Michel Jarre.
Organisers anticipate that the ‘Rendez-Vous Perth’ concert, proposed for 17 November, could attract up to 80,000 people.
Lord Mayor Lisa Scaffidi says the event has the potential to generate greater global awareness of the city.
“Jean Michel Jarre is described as a pioneer in the ‘electronic, ambient and ‘new age’ genres,” Ms Scaffidi said.
“I have spoken with Jean Michel before and he professes to having fallen in love with Perth, which he has visited twice before, and says he would love to have a concert here.
“He has a huge global following and has staged large-scale concerts for millions of people around the world. One concert is said to have attracted an audience of 3.5 million people in Moscow so we would experience something really special that won’t be seen in other Australian cities if it all comes to fruition.
“These events are truly spectacular and include lights, laser displays and fireworks.”
The concert would be free to the public, apart from those who paid for corporate boxes and VIP packages. Stages would be erected at the western end of Langley Park, together with grandstand seating and corporate boxes.
Six large screens were planned to be erected along Langley Park so that everyone can see the concert in progress.
Ms Scaffidi said that staging the concert in Perth would mean that part of the western end of Langley Park would have to be closed for a month to allow for set-up and removal of the concert infrastructure. Some short-term road closures would also likely be required.
Nearby residents would be given three months’ formal notice of the event.
Source: http://www.cityofperth.wa.gov.au/web/Me ... rticle=728
14th Mar 2012
The Council has approved the use of Langley Park for a proposed spectacular concert featuring renowned musical composer and performer Jean Michel Jarre.
Organisers anticipate that the ‘Rendez-Vous Perth’ concert, proposed for 17 November, could attract up to 80,000 people.
Lord Mayor Lisa Scaffidi says the event has the potential to generate greater global awareness of the city.
“Jean Michel Jarre is described as a pioneer in the ‘electronic, ambient and ‘new age’ genres,” Ms Scaffidi said.
“I have spoken with Jean Michel before and he professes to having fallen in love with Perth, which he has visited twice before, and says he would love to have a concert here.
“He has a huge global following and has staged large-scale concerts for millions of people around the world. One concert is said to have attracted an audience of 3.5 million people in Moscow so we would experience something really special that won’t be seen in other Australian cities if it all comes to fruition.
“These events are truly spectacular and include lights, laser displays and fireworks.”
The concert would be free to the public, apart from those who paid for corporate boxes and VIP packages. Stages would be erected at the western end of Langley Park, together with grandstand seating and corporate boxes.
Six large screens were planned to be erected along Langley Park so that everyone can see the concert in progress.
Ms Scaffidi said that staging the concert in Perth would mean that part of the western end of Langley Park would have to be closed for a month to allow for set-up and removal of the concert infrastructure. Some short-term road closures would also likely be required.
Nearby residents would be given three months’ formal notice of the event.
Source: http://www.cityofperth.wa.gov.au/web/Me ... rticle=728
Posted: Wed Mar 14, 2012 1:24 pm
London Kid being played there is a given, I think.
Posted: Wed Mar 14, 2012 1:28 pm
**Wish** Joe Hammer lives in Sydney, he could do the trip **Wish**
Posted: Wed Mar 14, 2012 1:28 pm
^ Perth Kid
Be sure JMJ will use Rendez Vous Perth Hotel
http://www.rendezvoushotels.com/default ... e&ID=21670
Be sure JMJ will use Rendez Vous Perth Hotel
http://www.rendezvoushotels.com/default ... e&ID=21670
Posted: Wed Mar 14, 2012 1:37 pm
Someone here in Australia to keep an eye on the TV news etc?
Posted: Wed Mar 14, 2012 5:08 pm
So it's a fact, this concert will happen..?
Posted: Wed Mar 14, 2012 5:27 pm
Yes, it will be the last big outdoor concert before Mayas' end of the world !shadow wrote:So it's a fact, this concert will happen..?
Posted: Wed Mar 14, 2012 6:12 pm
Now I need to start getting my act together and start saving money, I want to see an big outdoors concerts of Jarre
Posted: Thu Mar 15, 2012 3:21 pm
Yes , you are right. But better than nothing !shadow wrote:*Sarcasm*Jeaj Euronews broadcasting the concert!*
Seriously Monaco was a disaster of a broadcast, multiple layers fake audience clapping (that at the end really started to annoy the crap out of me), a news broadcast without any announcement halfway through the concert, horrible audio quality (volume piercing my ears it was that unnessarily loud), and that god annoying news reel at the buttom of the screen.
I have seen some bad live broadcasts, but that really takes the cake!
Edit:
akthough one good thing I can say about the broadcast, it never started to pixelise when it started to get demending during the colorfull /fireworks filled parts. Plus Bruno was an excilent idea, I don't know who brought that thing aboard for this concerts. But I want that thing back for the next one!
Posted: Thu Mar 15, 2012 3:25 pm
Robi wrote:^ Perth Kid
Be sure JMJ will use Rendez Vous Perth Hotel
http://www.rendezvoushotels.com/default ... e&ID=21670
Yes ! What a nice coincidence ! It looks very inviting. 