toucheshadow wrote:Well if the remasters have proven one thing, than it's that his 'perfectionism' is worthless...
toucheshadow wrote:Well if the remasters have proven one thing, than it's that his 'perfectionism' is worthless...
You hear some right horror stories about Sony and how they treat artists who try and leave their contracts. Look at some artists who got sued by Sony for terminating their contracts early. If Jarre was assigned to a contract and finished it, now doubtly he would have been sued by Sony unless they terminated it. That depends on the story of Sony and Jarre seperating of course.Black Bird wrote:I agree ! And I hope it is. It is known that record companies try to squeeze their artists like lemons. Especially Sony has a bad reputationRobi wrote:Did he leave Sony? Why would he do that?
Or contract signed for remasters only?
IF so....I don't mind anyway, he can freely and independently release music.
Sony Music Entertainment is not in Berlin. They are in München. In Berlin Sony manages the classical music range......maybe JMJ is classic now !?
did he apologize for his work on E&R and the remasters?Robi wrote:got the chance chatting with D. Perreau today.
"you will have some good news soon".
Respecting terrorists? No way. This is all about freedom of speech. That's why I think they now should release the album even sooner then later.The Sound-Oven wrote:''the good news soon'' may have to wait about a month, while Paris and France recovers from the recent terrorist shootings...and as a mark of respect
Velodynamic wrote:Respecting terrorists? No way. This is all about freedom of speech. That's why I think they now should release the album even sooner then later.The Sound-Oven wrote:''the good news soon'' may have to wait about a month, while Paris and France recovers from the recent terrorist shootings...and as a mark of respect
Although sadly Jean Michel's work at CISAC might take some focus off the album.
Agreed.Kanta wrote:We must stand our ground if possible and not let the terrorists dictate what we want to do and that includes Jean-Michel! Jean-Michel can do CISAC and the album/s, if he chooses to do so.
OK maybe I didn't. Still there are several ways to respect and honour people who has been murdered only because of their expression.The Sound-Oven wrote: Respect for the people who died.
Velo - you did not understand what I wrote