Posted: Sat Aug 08, 2015 11:25 pm
Hm, I wonder if Part 1 will be the collaborations and Part 2 the new JMJ studio album.
After all, it's been done before.
After all, it's been done before.
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Finaero wrote:Hm, I wonder if Part 1 will be the collaborations and Part 2 the new JMJ studio album.
After all, it's been done before.
Yes, who knows, but wasn't this collaboration-album meant to be a double-cd? At least it was stated by JMJ this way ...Christophe wrote: Maybe to much tracks to fit in one disc? Or maybe it's a concept? Who knows?
My dream, too. Would be great to see a mega-concert of JMJ in Germany !!!Black Bird wrote:And later he will give us a great Mega Concert ( maybe in Germany ....Berlin ?) together with the other artists. ........(It´s my dream
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I'm just guessing, but double CD might just mean all the individual tracks on CD1, and the continuous mix on CD2. Does that make sense?cygnusx-1 wrote:Yes, who knows, but wasn't this collaboration-album meant to be a double-cd? At least it was stated by JMJ this way ...Christophe wrote: Maybe to much tracks to fit in one disc? Or maybe it's a concept? Who knows?
Sources pls?cygnusx-1 wrote: Yes, who knows, but wasn't this collaboration-album meant to be a double-cd? At least it was stated by JMJ this way ...
Actually that makes a lot of sense to me. All the major countries has had their share of mega concerts except I can't think of anything in Germany so far? That's just strange.cygnusx-1 wrote:My dream, too. Would be great to see a mega-concert of JMJ in Germany !!!Black Bird wrote:And later he will give us a great Mega Concert ( maybe in Germany ....Berlin ?) together with the other artists. ........(It´s my dream
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Wasn't it stated as one disc in the pre-orders on several websites? And I remember that I read somewhere (but I forgot whereBrendan wrote:I'm just guessing, but double CD might just mean all the individual tracks on CD1, and the continuous mix on CD2. Does that make sense?cygnusx-1 wrote:Yes, who knows, but wasn't this collaboration-album meant to be a double-cd? At least it was stated by JMJ this way ...Christophe wrote: Maybe to much tracks to fit in one disc? Or maybe it's a concept? Who knows?
And it depends on wether other artists want to work with JMJ or not. I guess Klaus Schulze for example could eventually deny working with him ...Christophe wrote:If you really want an album through the history of electronic music you need to collaborate with Robert Moog (impossible, he died years ago), Kraftwerk (impossible too, they never collaborate with other artists), Vangelis and a lot of others too, but that impossible work I think for to get them all together.
+1Christophe wrote:Jarre did until now a great Job for his Electronica 1, euh sorry, E Project album.
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Talking about Moog I believe Jean-Jacques Perrey is still alive at 86 yo and Gershon Kingsley at 92 yo. Somehow a bit unlikely though that they would turn up in this project.cygnusx-1 wrote:And it depends on wether other artists want to work with JMJ or not. I guess Klaus Schulze for example could eventually deny working with him ...Christophe wrote:If you really want an album through the history of electronic music you need to collaborate with Robert Moog (impossible, he died years ago), Kraftwerk (impossible too, they never collaborate with other artists), Vangelis and a lot of others too, but that impossible work I think for to get them all together.
+1Christophe wrote:Jarre did until now a great Job for his Electronica 1, euh sorry, E Project album.
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I found a recent picture of them…Velodynamic wrote:Jean-Jacques Perrey is still alive at 86 yo and Gershon Kingsley at 92 yo.

jeanbatman wrote: I found a recent picture of them…
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Just merged videos from JM's Facebook and Instagram.Alan wrote: