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Musical notes are only 12 but...
http://youtube.com/watch?v=2veGVIcpfH4&fmt=18

It's "Il Mondo che Vorrei", the last song from the Italian best selling rocker Vasco Rossi (link to Wikipedia), also know as Vasco only or as Blasco.
The entire first part, more than one minute, strictly reminds of Souvenir of China... What do you think?

A curious thing: Vasco is also on EMI...

Thanks to poppyfunky from Jarre.it, the first one to point at this issue.

[jeanbatman]

Very close to the master's hit, indeed !

Jean-Michel ought to head-butt him !

[GeeJee]

Musical notes are only 12 but...
http://youtube.com/watch?v=2veGVIcpfH4&fmt=18

It's "Il Mondo che Vorrei", the last song from the Italian best selling rocker Vasco Rossi (link to Wikipedia), also know as Vasco only or as Blasco.
The entire first part, more than one minute, strictly reminds of Souvenir of China... What do you think?

I don't think he has been influenced by JMJ's track. It's actually a fairly common chord progression in classical music.

As for the F. Rousseau track, anyone have that in mp3 for me and care to upload it someplace?

[Nico_Noyau]

As for the F. Rousseau track, anyone have that in mp3 for me and care to upload it someplace?

http://www.nicolaskern.fr/misc/Frederic ... %20Ian.mp3
Excellent track, by the way !