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Posted: Mon May 11, 2009 12:37 pm
by Equinoxe
I am very interested to see the posts where I am always wining"? (you can PM me the links if you wish). Did you not see the " :mrgreen: " emocon in my post. As for this post, it was not "wining" as you put it, but more so a joke, humour, making fun of, having a laugh at the expense of, poking fun at . . . . a plain, simple JOKE.
Must dash, I apparantly need to get a "life", if I can find the time (during working, researching, moving house, writting a book)

Its called observation Jon,...Not get a life,this is the difference between people who are interested in all aspects of life and take into account everything around them,and absorb life from watching and taking in everything not just the obvious,it helps forge a lighter and more humourous outlook on life.

its also called not taking life so seriously,and not seeing things in a one dimensional aspect,never questioning or seeing things in a more subjective or observant manner will almost certainly prove how bland some people are.
Jarre is human like all of us,he has flaws and habits like all of us,recognising these or gauging his pyschological movements,habits,speech imperfections helps us understand him more its not whining or picking at him.

Anyway...him saying "eeerr" more,means he's finally got rid of the "In a sense" phrase he seemed to use reguarly in most interviews!!either that or he's turning into an American,many of those over use the "Errr" phrase :nod:

Oh BTW,whilst your out getting a life,can you price me one up,I'll need one as well due to my rather odd observational attacks on Jarre's speech habits.Maybe you could buy them in Bulk and get a discount,that way we can keep a few in stock incase anyone else needs one later on :mrgreen:

Posted: Mon May 11, 2009 1:26 pm
by Pat Gleeson
I think he speaks rather well. Taking into account that he's in a bus with a camera thrust in front of his face, has to think of what to say and not forgetting English isn't his first language. His command of English has improved year after year - much better than my attempt at French and way better than the English translation of the new JMJ Biography :D :nod: :P

Posted: Mon May 11, 2009 2:06 pm
by Kanta
I am grateful JMJ speaks in English on his videos. Or else I would not have a clue what is going on. :punch: His English is perfect. 8)

Posted: Mon May 11, 2009 2:21 pm
by Jon
Equinoxe wrote:
I am very interested to see the posts where I am always wining"? (you can PM me the links if you wish). Did you not see the " :mrgreen: " emocon in my post. As for this post, it was not "wining" as you put it, but more so a joke, humour, making fun of, having a laugh at the expense of, poking fun at . . . . a plain, simple JOKE.
Must dash, I apparantly need to get a "life", if I can find the time (during working, researching, moving house, writting a book)

Its called observation Jon,...Not get a life,this is the difference between people who are interested in all aspects of life and take into account everything around them,and absorb life from watching and taking in everything not just the obvious,it helps forge a lighter and more humourous outlook on life.

its also called not taking life so seriously,and not seeing things in a one dimensional aspect,never questioning or seeing things in a more subjective or observant manner will almost certainly prove how bland some people are.
Jarre is human like all of us,he has flaws and habits like all of us,recognising these or gauging his pyschological movements,habits,speech imperfections helps us understand him more its not whining or picking at him.

Anyway...him saying "eeerr" more,means he's finally got rid of the "In a sense" phrase he seemed to use reguarly in most interviews!!either that or he's turning into an American,many of those over use the "Errr" phrase :nod:

Oh BTW,whilst your out getting a life,can you price me one up,I'll need one as well due to my rather odd observational attacks on Jarre's speech habits.Maybe you could buy them in Bulk and get a discount,that way we can keep a few in stock incase anyone else needs one later on :mrgreen:
See, 'Equinoxe' understands where I was coming from, cheers chap :fine: . Think I found some "lifes" going for very good prices on eBay :mrgreen:

Anyway, lets return back ontopic

Posted: Tue May 12, 2009 7:09 am
by jp8000
blog updated

Posted: Tue May 12, 2009 9:51 am
by Kanta
Thanxs JP. :D JMJ normally shares his photos with us. :? :(

Posted: Tue May 12, 2009 9:54 am
by jp8000
Kanta wrote:Thanxs JP. :D JMJ normally shares his photos with us. :? :(
you're welcome..

It is nice to see him blogging again.

Posted: Tue May 12, 2009 9:57 am
by Kanta
He only blogs most of the time when he is on tour. :fine: 8)

Posted: Sat May 16, 2009 4:26 pm
by Abi
speaking of which, there's an update... in fact... 2.. gosh, you're spoiling us!! :lol:

There's some news for sure on there.. and yeah, I do envy him with the AX-synth FOR SURE.... which is (for me at least) just pure gear porn... hehe! :D
And shedloads of pics that are just screamingly glorious... damn, I wish it was next week already!!!

:peacemaan:


Oh - and a triple whammy - Frimblog updated too :D

Posted: Sat May 16, 2009 6:20 pm
by Velodynamic
I love the way he excuses the small tone or rythmic mistakes in his playing
to be just a deliberate trick to make it clear to the audience that it really is live, ha-ha. :nod: That's a good one. :bravo:

Posted: Sat May 16, 2009 6:45 pm
by Kanta
Well, it's about time. I have been waiting. :punch: 8)

Posted: Sat May 16, 2009 6:52 pm
by Jakob BC
The photo with the light breaking through the space between his fingers, when he plays the keytar is pretty cool 8)

Posted: Sat May 16, 2009 7:02 pm
by Kanta
This one is lovely at a first glance, second glance, etc :punch: :

Image

:injure: :mrgreen:

Posted: Sat May 16, 2009 8:55 pm
by Pat Gleeson
Kanta wrote:This one is lovely at a first glance, second glance, etc :punch: :

:injure: :mrgreen:

Tsk Tsk Kanta - Be careful, or someone will tell Anne ! :mrgreen:

Can't see myself what all the fuss is about ...... :P

Posted: Sat May 16, 2009 9:13 pm
by jeanbatman
Velodynamic wrote:I love the way he excuses the small tone or rythmic mistakes in his playing
to be just a deliberate trick to make it clear to the audience that it really is live, ha-ha. :nod: That's a good one. :bravo:
Yes... that's a clever move from M. Jarre.
My brother had the same conceptual problem with Theremin : he didn't think the audio matched Jarres' moves though I explained him again and again it was live playing... :punch: