Yeeeahhhh... Misssprint..... Great!shadow wrote:Misprint... Hmmm...
Yeeeahhhh... Misssprint..... Great!shadow wrote:Misprint... Hmmm...
Thanks Velo.Velodynamic wrote:Before confirming the purchase you have to choose country to the shipping destination.Starcat wrote:Sorry for bugging, but where do I find the shipping costs?
The shipping costs will be displayed as you do.
It still sounds like crap!shadow wrote: Also the Rarities (Except: Happiness, La Cage and Erosmachine) were all made in the 70's
I can't find ANYTHING in those tracks, saying "Jarre", and anything sounding like the start of Oxygene and forward.Pat Gleeson wrote:'Happiness' is one of the best examples of Musique Concrete / atonal style I've ever heard. The other tracks are a range of styles that JMJ employed to provide soundtracks, one-off singles etc. This all culminated into Oxygene and the rest is history. To each their own, but calling JMJ's experimental music 'crap' because one doesn't like the genre is a bit harsh IMO.
Assuming you're not clairvoyant, that remark is uncalled for. You have no idea what style or music other than JMJ that I or others like, except what is made public here. Deciding you don't like something means everyone shouldn't like it is arrogant to say the least.thhedk wrote:If any other than Jarre made this album, you guys would call it rubbish.
Sure, we are all like you. Oh wait, we are not, sorry. I think Hypnose is a brilliant track. I love Happiness is a Sad Song for it's Musique Concrete style, it reminds me of the Beatles' Revolution #9 from the White Album, released around the same time.thhedk wrote:I can't find ANYTHING in those tracks, saying "Jarre", and anything sounding like the start of Oxygene and forward.
If any other than Jarre made this album, you guys would call it rubbish.
I completely agree, I feel like I have to justify my musical preference here.Pat Gleeson wrote:Assuming you're not clairvoyant, that remark is uncalled for. You have no idea what style or music other than JMJ that I or others like, except what is made public here. Deciding you don't like something means everyone shouldn't like it is arrogant to say the least.
I never would have made that connection - you're rightDr_Jones wrote:... it reminds me of the Beatles' Revolution #9 from the White Album, released around the same time.
It's a metalic ruler vibrating on a tableshadow wrote:Yeah the weird Clock sound(anyone that knows what this sound actually is..?) has indeed been reused in Chronologie 2,
