Posted: Thu Mar 27, 2008 11:43 pm
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Posted: Fri Mar 28, 2008 12:24 am
Ha now I know who you are. There was a same guy who said that in Amsterdam.Antigoon wrote:Just a reminder...
For the RAH there SHOULD BE a dress code IMO, no T-shirts and jeans etc, but suits and dresses... Just like Amsterdam....
Posted: Fri Mar 28, 2008 12:26 am
They (the musicians) will act to support the fans after the show...Antigoon wrote:Tickets say "+ support act"
Anyone got any ideas about that?
I hope this for you all!
Posted: Fri Mar 28, 2008 9:11 am
Pfft screw that! It's a Sunday evening!Antigoon wrote:For the RAH there SHOULD BE a dress code IMO, no T-shirts and jeans etc, but suits and dresses... Just like Amsterdam....
Posted: Fri Mar 28, 2008 11:15 am
Ehm.... We have a saying in my country that when you go to an event you have to wear your "sunday suit" ie, the best suit you have...jarrekid wrote:Pfft screw that! It's a Sunday evening!Antigoon wrote:For the RAH there SHOULD BE a dress code IMO, no T-shirts and jeans etc, but suits and dresses... Just like Amsterdam....
Posted: Fri Mar 28, 2008 11:50 am
A dress code like the musicians? 
Posted: Fri Mar 28, 2008 12:40 pm
We also have a saying here in the U.K, "wear your birthday suit", but somehow getting arrested for turning up at the RAH stark bo**ck naked is not a good start to the evening.Antigoon wrote:Ehm.... We have a saying in my country that when you go to an event you have to wear your "sunday suit" ie, the best suit you have...jarrekid wrote:Pfft screw that! It's a Sunday evening!Antigoon wrote:For the RAH there SHOULD BE a dress code IMO, no T-shirts and jeans etc, but suits and dresses... Just like Amsterdam....
Posted: Fri Mar 28, 2008 6:04 pm
But those sayings are dated. If nothing is stated then just let people wear what they want, and stop being prissy about what other people are wearing.
Posted: Sun Mar 30, 2008 8:43 am
The big day has arrived. 
Everyone who is going have a great time.
I intend to even though I am very tired. Not as tired as Jean Michel and the team though. Those who are not going, you will be in my thoughts. I am so excited for Jean Michel and the team! 
Everyone who is going have a great time.
I intend to even though I am very tired. Not as tired as Jean Michel and the team though. Those who are not going, you will be in my thoughts. I am so excited for Jean Michel and the team! Posted: Sun Mar 30, 2008 9:49 am
WOOOOT! It's tonight! I'm wearing my (jeez it's 20 years old) Lyon shirt (it finally fits me haha, at Aero it was MASSIVE) in excitement.
Posted: Sun Mar 30, 2008 10:09 am
Imagine that... wearing clothes that is older than one self. 
Posted: Sun Mar 30, 2008 10:25 am
Yeah! It's crazy!AnDrOiD wrote:Imagine that... wearing clothes that is older than one self.
Posted: Sun Mar 30, 2008 1:38 pm
I'll probably be wearing, jeans, white shirt, jacket, Swatch musical and a EiC t-shirt underneath... just in case I have a change of heart!
Posted: Sun Mar 30, 2008 1:49 pm
Good luck to the musicians and everybody contributory @ the Royal Albert Hall concert!!
Behave and remember...it is all about Oxygene.
Oh darn...I'm getting a bit sentimental here.
Behave and remember...it is all about Oxygene.
Oh darn...I'm getting a bit sentimental here.
Posted: Sun Mar 30, 2008 11:37 pm
Okay, just a quickie.
The RAH was filled and the audience was loud.
I could feel the music vibrating from my chair. JMJ was brillant. 
He spoke about Arthur C Clarke in his intro speech. That when he plays this concert he will be thinking of him. The mirror this time was at the front of the stage and a small one at the top of the stage. On closer inspection they were screens. Excellent lighting. My only problem was that sometimes heads got in the way and I had to move side to side. But still a very good view of JMJ from the stage. 
My seat was very comfortable. Fans clapped as loud as they could and stamped their feet too. Oxygene 12 intro was very upbeat and slightly different from the previous concerts. He dedicated Oxygene 13 for our loved ones. He that we were great (meaning the audience).
Anyway, that is all that comes to mind.
After the concert, my sister and I waited for him outside the stage door. He came out about 45 minutes later. Managed to get my Oxygene CD cover signed, back and front. My sister got her Magnetic Fields CD cover signed. The plus was that I was pushed into Jean Michel by fans and I stayed there at least a good 3 or 4 minutes. So had body contact that length of time. Wow wee.
The RAH was filled and the audience was loud.
I could feel the music vibrating from my chair. JMJ was brillant. He spoke about Arthur C Clarke in his intro speech. That when he plays this concert he will be thinking of him. The mirror this time was at the front of the stage and a small one at the top of the stage. On closer inspection they were screens. Excellent lighting. My only problem was that sometimes heads got in the way and I had to move side to side. But still a very good view of JMJ from the stage. My seat was very comfortable. Fans clapped as loud as they could and stamped their feet too. Oxygene 12 intro was very upbeat and slightly different from the previous concerts. He dedicated Oxygene 13 for our loved ones. He that we were great (meaning the audience). Anyway, that is all that comes to mind.
After the concert, my sister and I waited for him outside the stage door. He came out about 45 minutes later. Managed to get my Oxygene CD cover signed, back and front. My sister got her Magnetic Fields CD cover signed. The plus was that I was pushed into Jean Michel by fans and I stayed there at least a good 3 or 4 minutes. So had body contact that length of time. Wow wee.