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JMJ on BBC Radio 4 – iPM (17/11/2007)


Post Posted Sun Nov 18, 2007 8:53 pm
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A short interview with JMJ choosing his favourite internet pages from Radio 4 – iPM (17/11/2007).

Listen to JMJ's interview here.
Podcast of the whole show here.

:mrgreen: 8)

PS I have opened this topic here because there was no mention of Oxygene 3D. :wink:
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Cool, he mentions Beautiful Agony.
Post Posted Sun Nov 18, 2007 9:35 pm
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Kanta wrote:A short interview with JMJ choosing his favourite internet pages from Radio 4 – iPM (17/11/2007).

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No mention of BlahBlah Cafe forum then!!!! :nod:
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My god, :o all of a sudden this guy seems to be everywhere! :D

Thanx for the info. 8)

Maybe he's just keeping some self distance by not mentioning any JMJ forum? :oops: :wink: :mrgreen:
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Post Posted Sun Nov 18, 2007 10:52 pm
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Equinoxe, that question can only apply if JMJ had to choose his favourite internet forums. That would a very good question and I bet the reply would be interesting or a surprise. 8)

Velo, :no: he's not everywhere yet until he visits me in my living room. :nod:
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Kanta wrote: Velo, :no: he's not everywhere yet until he visits me in my living room. :nod:
Perhaps a very limited Kanta special edition named Oxygene: 3D JMJ Live In Your Bed Room? :punch:
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And he mentions one of his favorite website from my friend David Lynch!!!!
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moviemaker wrote:And he mentions one of his favorite website from my friend David Lynch!!!!
He makes DAMN great movies! Mulholland Drive is genious 8)
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<offtopic>I love movies, but the only Lynch film I've seen was Eraserhead. I never saw anything else by him again</offtopic>
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Dr_Jones wrote:<offtopic>I love movies, but the only Lynch film I've seen was Eraserhead. I never saw anything else by him again</offtopic>
Blue Velvet? Twin Peaks? Dune? The Elephant Man? Do you have a pulse? hahaha... :punch:
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The Elephant Man is great... so, so sad. :cry:
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AnDrOiD wrote:The Elephant Man is great... so, so sad. :cry:
I-I-I am not an an-an-animal...I am a hu-man and then Samuel Barber's Adagio For Strings.... man, oh man...
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moviemaker wrote:
AnDrOiD wrote:The Elephant Man is great... so, so sad. :cry:
I-I-I am not an an-an-animal...I am a hu-man and then Samuel Barber's Adagio For Strings.... man, oh man...
Wasn't that the one where Adagio was sung by a childrens choir?
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Post Posted Sun Nov 25, 2007 5:54 am
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Jarp2600 wrote:
moviemaker wrote:
AnDrOiD wrote:The Elephant Man is great... so, so sad. :cry:
I-I-I am not an an-an-animal...I am a hu-man and then Samuel Barber's Adagio For Strings.... man, oh man...
Wasn't that the one where Adagio was sung by a childrens choir?
No, I don't think so...I have the movie and soundtrack. I believe it is the same one you hear at the end of the movie Platoon. Orchestral.

Now there is a version of "Chung Kuo" by Vangelis was done by a children's choir in London...beautiful stuff.







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