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Links to download the UStream version

Posted: Sun Jul 03, 2011 11:25 am
by upjours
Hej,

You can download the full stream of the concert here:

.mp4 version (914 MB): http://ustream.vo.llnwd.net/pd15/0/1/15/15737/15737345/1_5870372_15737345.mp4
.flv version (967 MB): http://ustream.vo.llnwd.net/pd15/0/1/15/15737/15737345/1_5870372_15737345.flv

Open it in a new tab, and select "save page as (firefox)". Takes 2h40 to download, but you can enjoy the full concert while downloading it.

I made a subtitles file for it with the track list, based on the one posted by Jon. Download it here:

Jean-Michel_Jarre_-_Concert_Monaco.srt

Make sure to give the .mp4 stream file and the subtitle file the same name, and place them in the same location.
(sorry for the typo in the subtitles file btw)

Enjoy,

Steven

Posted: Sun Jul 03, 2011 12:24 pm
by Velodynamic
Two images I recall from the Euronews stream of the concert:
Prince Albert's face going: :o ...and his mouth forming a "wooow" during the fireworks with Fourth Rendez-Vous.
Charlene seemed "ok" but not so impressed until the track 'Vintage' when she started to move a little with the music. :)

I'm trying to download the entire .flv file again. :nod:

Posted: Sun Jul 03, 2011 2:11 pm
by Elianne

Posted: Sun Jul 03, 2011 2:27 pm
by Jon
qube wrote:
Stereomatic wrote:two weeks ago I saw The Wall
This is an incredible show, just looked stunning, difficult to convey just how fantastic looks. Every little bit of the set tells a story and is there for a purpose.

I've always been impressed with Jarre's shows but after seeing Pink Floyd and Roger Waters' shows Jarre's looks quite uninspired by comparison. Often when seeing a big JMJ show for me the visuals haven't been all that, it's only when I watch it again on TV that I see everything that was going on whereas with the Floyd shows, everybody sees everything.
In all fairness, Jarre's inspiration for these laser light shows, starting with La Concorde in 79 originated from such British acts as Pink Floyd and Yes. He was never really what you would call original. He just took it to another level.

Posted: Sun Jul 03, 2011 3:17 pm
by Velodynamic
Elianne wrote:Hi again

I also uploaded the photo's to my facebook album:
Such a fantastic photo Elianne! That's something for your grandchildren to be proud of. :D

Posted: Sun Jul 03, 2011 4:15 pm
by Robi
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Wait some after fireworks, Albert gets asleep, then you'll find me in room 125.

Posted: Sun Jul 03, 2011 5:37 pm
by Elianne
A crowd - 85,000 people according to police - came Friday night in the port of Monaco to see the concert sound and lighting by Jean-Michel Jarre held on the occasion of the wedding of Prince Albert with the South African Charlene Wittstock.

Posted: Sun Jul 03, 2011 6:10 pm
by fklee
Hi !

I just came back from this long we in Monaco ! Our hostel onto the port, but with bad view on the scene. So we decided to stand just over the swiming pool.

I really enjined all the show, It was my first big big show after EIC Lausanne. Even with some problems, the music was live (Think if all old big were different it is just because it was as live as in Monaco)

So my photo and 2-3 video will follow soon.

Happy to meet Kanta so quickly, really miss some of you :-( maybe a next time. (Oh and Oliver too !:-) )

We just reallized that beetween us and the Princess and Albert, was only a swimming pool and two cameraman ^^ (Charlem, a swimming pool ?? )

Posted: Sun Jul 03, 2011 6:22 pm
by MsMotty
I'm not good at writing reviews of concerts, just want to say that, where I was standing Friday night, there was no wind to speak of, unless the guy behind me breathing down my neck was the one who kept blowing the dry ice stuff away. :P
More photos are on my facebook page, but here are a selection:
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Posted: Sun Jul 03, 2011 8:40 pm
by vermillion
Opinions people?

Who thinks that we WILL get an official DVD release of this show?

If your answer is yes, what do you think we will get, the concert in it's entirety or an edit?

If an edit, what edits do you suspect will be made?

Vermillion

Posted: Sun Jul 03, 2011 9:11 pm
by jarrepaul
I mentioned this to a couple of people on twitter. It will be a really big edit for the laser harp. I think for the fact that the planned dvd got binned he was planning to release this instead. Dont know now it's a bit of a pickle.

Posted: Sun Jul 03, 2011 9:29 pm
by vermillion
I cant help but think we will bet a release like the Gdansk one. I think we will get a truncated appearance of the royal couple, I think he will ditch a couple of tracks, But I don't think he'll drop RV2 because aside from the laser harp part it was awesome. I suspect we will get an audio edit for the harp and different shots of the stage during the gremlins. Although if he put it as was broadcast I would applaud him.

Another question.... If we see a DVD of the show, will the 'Mansfield does Docklands' style vision mixing be retained or removed?

Posted: Sun Jul 03, 2011 9:33 pm
by jarrepaul
I despised the Mansfield Docklands Release, But to be honest i quite liked it the other night i would say release like that. I thin RV2 will be edited for official release. Vintage was fantastic cannot believe he has not used this before.

Posted: Sun Jul 03, 2011 9:35 pm
by Elianne
I downloaded the radio broadcast from The Database, which very low volume.
So I amplified it to 0db and removed the first few minutes so it now starts at 0 in the countdown.
Right now it being uploaded to the Database with the filename extension -amplified.

Have fun if you like it too.
Elianne

Posted: Sun Jul 03, 2011 9:59 pm
by qube
jarrepaul wrote:I despised the Mansfield Docklands Release.
Words cannot begin to describe the abomination he made of that film.

Watched the Lyon film again recently, still probably my favourite concert film even if it does have the same crowd shot on loop!