Finaero wrote:Who knows, maybe the boxset is actually going to be accompanied with previously unannounced releases
Why are you doing this to yourself...
Aye
You know, that AOR Bleu does sound nicer than I expected. Seems to have more samples/sounds/whatever than the Bourges version too - kudos for that.
Posted: Fri Sep 07, 2018 7:21 pm
by Jote
Finaero wrote:
You know, that AOR Bleu does sound nicer than I expected. Seems to have more samples/sounds/whatever than the Bourges version too - kudos for that.
You listened to the whole thing? Kudos for *that*!
Posted: Fri Sep 07, 2018 7:36 pm
by Finaero
Thanks!
Then again, who knows if those samples were there originally or if they were added afterwards... ( much like these Ethnicolor sounds at the 3m56s part ).
Posted: Sat Sep 08, 2018 2:47 pm
by Velodynamic
I think I can hear some extra details in Diva too.
It could be just by the fact that I haven't listened to Diva in years
or that it has been "cleaned up" a bit. Not quite sure.
Posted: Mon Sep 10, 2018 4:15 pm
by Kanta
10/09/2018
Via blu.fm
Jean-Michel Jarre: "We were dreamers"
He celebrated his 70th birthday at the end of August and will soon release a new album dedicated to artificial intelligence. But for the first time, the French pioneer of electronic music celebrates half a century of his unique work on the compilation "Planet Jarre - 50 Years of Music".
When we call Jean-Michel Jarre, he is in his hotel room in Riyadh, the capital of Saudi Arabia. An unusual place? For everyone else, for Jarre, the journey is routine. "As a special ambassador for UNESCO, I am specifically involved in a foundation for the education of youth," he explains. And he is impressed. "The entire country is currently changing at a fast pace. I think that's wonderful. This reminds me of the leaps in development of Tokyo in the 1980s or Shanghai at the beginning of this millennium. Everything moves at a mega-speed into the 21st century.
