Posted: Sat Sep 23, 2006 8:13 pm
My general opinion about athens is that it's an ideal testing ground for atomic bombs, no warnings ofcourse for the PPL who live there...
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Posted: Sat Sep 23, 2006 8:27 pm
AnDrOiD wrote:My general opinion about athens is that it's an ideal testing ground for atomic bombs, no warnings ofcourse for the PPL who live there...
Posted: Sat Sep 23, 2006 9:32 pm
Well, you had to be there I guess...
It seamed like all PPL in athens try to rip you of, sell you rotted food, pee in your lager, are about 5x as rude to you compared to Paris (!) etc...
During the concert you were not alowed to "sing" along without being shushed (sp?), no clapping during songs either (NO SOUNDINGS! have respect for ancient blah blah.... etc..)
nope, /me will miss the skyline, but the PPL can rot in hell....
It seamed like all PPL in athens try to rip you of, sell you rotted food, pee in your lager, are about 5x as rude to you compared to Paris (!) etc...
During the concert you were not alowed to "sing" along without being shushed (sp?), no clapping during songs either (NO SOUNDINGS! have respect for ancient blah blah.... etc..)
nope, /me will miss the skyline, but the PPL can rot in hell....
Posted: Sun Sep 24, 2006 4:55 pm
Oxygène Arena Tour, Hamburg, May 16, 1997 (I met Hardy there)
I've missed Berlin 1993, Düsseldorf 1994 was cancelled (and hard to travel to back then), and Lyon 1995 was a mere rumour.
Antigoon, you've forgotten to mention that the sound mix was more than awful. Considering that and what you've written, I think you should have been paid for attending these shows.
I've missed Berlin 1993, Düsseldorf 1994 was cancelled (and hard to travel to back then), and Lyon 1995 was a mere rumour.
Antigoon, you've forgotten to mention that the sound mix was more than awful. Considering that and what you've written, I think you should have been paid for attending these shows.
Posted: Thu Oct 05, 2006 7:46 pm
littlesister wrote:Europe in Concert - Wembley Stadum ( 28th August 1993 )
Oxygene Tour - Wembley Arena ( 8th June 1997 )
Lucky for you two I didn't know you thenEquin(00)xe wrote:-
-EIC-Wembley-1993
-Oxygene Tour-Wembley-1997
.... I would've jumped on both of you with my hairiness. 
Posted: Sun Oct 08, 2006 3:58 pm
EIC Wembley Stadium
CPLT Paris
Oxygene Tour Wembley Arena
CPLT Paris
Oxygene Tour Wembley Arena
Posted: Sun Oct 08, 2006 8:19 pm
....bangers n mash wrote:littlesister wrote:Europe in Concert - Wembley Stadum ( 28th August 1993 )
Oxygene Tour - Wembley Arena ( 8th June 1997 )Lucky for you two I didn't know you thenEquin(00)xe wrote:-
-EIC-Wembley-1993
-Oxygene Tour-Wembley-1997
.... 
Posted: Mon Oct 09, 2006 9:53 am
Destination Docklands, Paris La Defense, Europe In Concert (Machester & London) & Oxygene Tour (Birmingham)
Posted: Mon Oct 09, 2006 9:37 pm
Non, nada, zip, zero conserts. 
I didn't knew when he was at the Globe in Stockholm.
Come back to Sweden again!
The only thing the artist need to learn is;
"Tak so micket", "Maar nei brah?" and "Nee horse eente!".
(Tr: "Thank you so much", "How do you do?" and "I can't hear you!")
I didn't knew when he was at the Globe in Stockholm.
Come back to Sweden again!
The only thing the artist need to learn is;
"Tak so micket", "Maar nei brah?" and "Nee horse eente!".
(Tr: "Thank you so much", "How do you do?" and "I can't hear you!")
Posted: Mon Oct 09, 2006 9:39 pm
No! He has to come to the Netherlands again!
Posted: Mon Oct 09, 2006 9:46 pm
Chronologie Tour, Wembley 1993 (We paid extra for seats and had a big pillar in the way!)
Concert for Tolerence 1995 (In the middle of 1.2 million people, didn't see Jarre once but loved every minute!)
Oxygene Tour, Manchester 1997 - Just not as good as the previous shows I'd seen. It was quite a disappointment for me. Looking forward to rectifying that!)
Concert for Tolerence 1995 (In the middle of 1.2 million people, didn't see Jarre once but loved every minute!)
Oxygene Tour, Manchester 1997 - Just not as good as the previous shows I'd seen. It was quite a disappointment for me. Looking forward to rectifying that!)
Posted: Thu Oct 12, 2006 8:58 pm
1990 La Defense, with bus tour arrangement from Holland organized by Dutch fanclub at the time (JarreMania), wonderful weekend. Paris in the baking sun, the military parading through the streets with tanks, the fire brigade parading in golden helmets, not a cold beer to buy from the street vendors. And when the sun finally set (god that can last long when all you want is for Jarre's lights to go "on") a magical night . After the concert walking slowly back in high spirits on the Rue de la Grande Armee witch was paved white now with concert flyers. With the people who lived in the appartments above throwing buckets of cold water on us from their balcony's to cool us. It was quite wonderful. And back in the bus sharing headphones with the ones who where able to record the live radio broadcast at the spot. Great memories of that weekend.
Posted: Fri Oct 13, 2006 3:35 pm
I read that as Pregnant.
Aaaanway.
Europe in Concert - MSM
Europe in Concert - Bruxelles
Europe in Concert - Versailles
Concert Pour La Tolerance
Oxygene Tour - Rotterdam
Aero 2002
Beijing 2004
Aaaanway.
Europe in Concert - MSM
Europe in Concert - Bruxelles
Europe in Concert - Versailles
Concert Pour La Tolerance
Oxygene Tour - Rotterdam
Aero 2002
Beijing 2004
Posted: Fri Oct 13, 2006 4:42 pm
I attended his concert at the effel tower in 1997. Good sound, many people around, really great ambiance, plenty of light FX.
I also met him, and chated with him in '99 as he was the honorific president of the MC303 groovebox contest., somewhere @ Bercy (Paris)
On another day, in 2000, I was on foot coming back from work via Pont de l'Alma (Paris) when I saw him 100m further. I then cryed, "hey Jean-Michel", he looked around and noticed me. Then he just waved to me and walked into a building.
I also met him, and chated with him in '99 as he was the honorific president of the MC303 groovebox contest., somewhere @ Bercy (Paris)
On another day, in 2000, I was on foot coming back from work via Pont de l'Alma (Paris) when I saw him 100m further. I then cryed, "hey Jean-Michel", he looked around and noticed me. Then he just waved to me
and walked into a building.Posted: Fri Oct 13, 2006 5:41 pm
Haha, funny story!