What does sir mean by that? :P Check out facial expressions in Herluf Bidstrup's work. You should get the notion, no doubt. :D Still, to play it safe, I prudently used the word "more", so you qualify safely anyway. Im sorry... I just didn't get what you meant about hot-blooded people :smo...

What does sir mean by that?

Check out facial expressions in Herluf Bidstrup's work. You should get the notion, no doubt. Still, to play it safe, I prudently used the word "more", so you qualify safely anyway.

Yes, I like Royksopp. The latest album was less appealing for pure listening purposes. For modern disco, my choice is Calvin Harris. His last album is brilliant.
Perhaps Royyksopp's music doesn't work a way to the hearts of more hot-blooded peoples.

melo wrote:She a dream about Laser harp:
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Dream Thirteen: the Laser Harp. The Sun dreams of modern girls, and he gave us Little Boots' blog entries.

Pete, thanks for your comment. I wasn't certain about the Kurzweil part but I'm sure I quoted it correctly. Naturally, the manufacturer's name is not important. Factory presets are not unnatural or distasteful, in fact they may account, to a certain extent, for the marked difference between one pres...

I'd rather have La Roux talking about synths than L. Allen or Little Boots.

I read this discussion and have not much to add to this, except that I remembered what someone who purported to be a musical critic wrote in his review of the concert JM gave in my city. He said that if he had been in Jarre's shoes he probably could have done the same with less instruments on the st...

i think the razormaid mix of Revolutions is better than the Extended Mix <.< but that's my personal opinion Thought they were all just extended versions. :twisted: I have a dozen of Razormaid mixes of songs by Michael Cretu's kin and musical offspring (Sandra, Hubert KaH et al) ... Not worth the pa...

Ready to be elected on your say-so. Next life, perhaps. Lots of fresh fruit (no hothouse tomatoes in winter), nice brandy etc. Why not? As to that tasteful and benevolent remark of mine quoted above, it came out because I have recently seen several cases in different fields of art where celebrities ...

For an ardent fan getting to know other creative sides of a composer or another artist is of course very interesting. However, I always keep it in my mind that Jarre never refers publicly even to anything preceding the Oxygen album, so this is rather a piece of information for the fans of Juvet alone.

GeeJee wrote:

rob9382 wrote:Rendez-Vous 2

Second that.

Hope he finally got rid of that awful wahwah effect..

Time for someone to recall what he wrote in reply to someone's wishes regarding future recordings. May I quote your big-thing thoughts?

Thanks to the global crisis and the crisis in the industry, musicians slowly return to the ancient practice of playing their music live in a manner worthy of a musician. Excellent!

Absolutely. And I don't fancy Air very much.

GeeJee wrote:
Keeping drafts is something else than re-using an old theme...

Yes, my Master, I obey to your command.
P.S.
Sometimes your profile picture leaves me puzzled as to whether you're reusing Sauron's theme or some old pirate's theme. You'll guess what your servant means.

GeeJee wrote: Personally I think there is little out there, as JMJ is much of a perfectionist, I'm not sure whether or not he would've kept some drafts... but who knows?

What about one of the main themes of Les Granges Brulees and its reincarnation as Rendez-Vous Part III?