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And then what? It's removed completely without my permission?

Right. And google lived happily ever after...

GeeJee wrote:And then what? It's removed completely without my permission?

Right. And google lived happily ever after...

Go and demonstrate in front of their buildings then

£36 is a little on the expensive side for this book, but does that price reflect on the quality of the pages and cover and the fact it's a Ltd Ed, but limited to how many is the main question.

Equinoxe5 wrote:£36 is a little on the expensive side for this book, but does that price reflect on the quality of the pages and cover and the fact it's a Ltd Ed, but limited to how many is the main question.

Keep in mind that there's 164 pages!!! I think ... well, i'm pretty sure it's one of the largest photobooks ever done by or for JMJ...

GeeJee wrote:As if we aren't JMJ fans. Don't want to be a jerk, but this community is more alive, has more posts and more active members than this so-called official forum

Come on. We are one community. I think it`s a bit sad that there are two big forums there.
I write more often on SoF, because there aren`t so much posts there. The information there is a bit more essential I think. And all the news come directly from the JarreUK staff, who are our light in the dark I often see that the news are just copied for this forum.
You have for example written over 6000 posts, It seems that you are collecting posts as well as JMJ cd`s

Sadly, the JMJ community is a bit parted with the two forums


Sebastian

www.millionsofstars.de - dedicated to jean michel jarre

Sebastian Kuck wrote:

GeeJee wrote:As if we aren't JMJ fans. Don't want to be a jerk, but this community is more alive, has more posts and more active members than this so-called official forum

Come on. We are one community. I think it`s a bit sad that there are two big forums there.
I write more often on SoF, because there aren`t so much posts there. The information there is a bit more essential I think. And all the news come directly from the JarreUK staff, who are our light in the dark I often see that the news are just copied for this forum.
You have for example written over 6000 posts, It seems that you are collecting posts as well as JMJ cd`s

Sadly, the JMJ community is a bit parted with the two forums


Sebastian

www.millionsofstars.de - dedicated to jean michel jarre

The big difference is, that this is a bigger, but more social forum (And much, much nicer IMHO ). SoF is only about Jarre.

Sebastian Kuck wrote:

GeeJee wrote:As if we aren't JMJ fans. Don't want to be a jerk, but this community is more alive, has more posts and more active members than this so-called official forum

Come on. We are one community. I think it`s a bit sad that there are two big forums there.
I write more often on SoF, because there aren`t so much posts there. The information there is a bit more essential I think. And all the news come directly from the JarreUK staff, who are our light in the dark I often see that the news are just copied for this forum.
You have for example written over 6000 posts, It seems that you are collecting posts as well as JMJ cd`s

Sadly, the JMJ community is a bit parted with the two forums


Sebastian

www.millionsofstars.de - dedicated to jean michel jarre

Well well well. Let me say that I rarely copy news from JarreUK. I won't reply to the rest of your post. You are not very well informed, that's all I can say. Enjoy your time at SoF.

I have just received my copy of Jean Michel Jarre - the making of water for life book. It is super. As I type this I am looking at it.

A brief outline:
There is a small intro and signature from Jean Michel.
Site Preparation.
Show facts.
Details on supporting artists.
Show Production (interviews - producer, production director, stage director, musical director, fireworks director, sound engineer and live mix, video art director and HD TV production manager, Francis Rimbert, lighting designer).
Backstage.
Global audience (the fans who were there).
Showtime.

Lots and lots of pictures.

Mark and The idesine team have done a splendid job in creating this book.