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Hi all,

back again I would like to know, if there are any other Movies than Palawan with special composed/remixed Tracks from Jean Michels music?

I know, that the director of the Movie "Die Hamburger Krankheit" ("La Maladie De Hambourg", "The Hamburg Syndrome") used existing tracks.
But what about Gallipolli, etc.?


Thank you

Of course there is "Les Granges Brûlées" aswell
And the film "Strike" which will be released this year

Nico_Noyau wrote:Of course there is "Les Granges Brûlées" aswell

Shame on me How could I forget LGB. I bought the DVD in Paris last year.

Qui Deveneut Une Star from 2001. (or sth )
And there's also a belgian/rumanian film of which I forgot the title - JMJ was involved, but it got cancelled.

Strike,btw, doesn't contain any new music. JMJ didn't compose anything specially for the occasion.

That's all there is, as far as I know. Though, it's still early for me as well and I feel horrible, so forgive me if I forgot something.

QVDUS !! Qui Veut Devenir Une Star (Who Want To Become A Star )

Strike contains a track which is March 23 mixed with Industrial Revolution

Nico_Noyau wrote:QVDUS !! Qui Veut Devenir Une Star (Who Want To Become A Star )

Shame again I forgot that, too. Is there just the well known QVDUS or more?

As far as I know, there's only a Japan-only DVD release of that...

QVDUS is an interesting mystery, since no one has ever clarified if only the title track is made by JMJ or the whole soundtrack, not to mention that the title track is only one floating around and I'd somehow assume that even Jarre fans are fanatical enough to get the DVD from Japan and check this thing up (yet in the case the whole soundtrack is by him, I guess it won't do much good when there hasn't been a separate release so the music in the film would have the voice acting on top of it ).

Oh well.

I have once heard he did the entire soundtrack.

GeeJee wrote:Qui Deveneut Une Star from 2001. (or sth )
And there's also a belgian/rumanian film of which I forgot the title - JMJ was involved, but it got cancelled.

Strike,btw, doesn't contain any new music. JMJ didn't compose anything specially for the occasion.

That's all there is, as far as I know. Though, it's still early for me as well and I feel horrible, so forgive me if I forgot something.

he plays as himself in Le dernier plan (from belgium)

Finaero wrote:QVDUS is an interesting mystery, since no one has ever clarified if only the title track is made by JMJ or the whole soundtrack, not to mention that the title track is only one floating around and I'd somehow assume that even Jarre fans are fanatical enough to get the DVD from Japan and check this thing up (yet in the case the whole soundtrack is by him, I guess it won't do much good when there hasn't been a separate release so the music in the film would have the voice acting on top of it ).

Oh well.

Have it, all the music is by Jarre--It's not very good--both the show and the music. This soundtrack/whatever you call it proved to me that Jarre just cannot compose for for film/TV properly.

If you need another example look at strike. Most film music elevates a film. This music makes the film laughable. What were they thinking?

I'd be interested in QVDUS, Ramesh

music? mp3? the video is horrible it's like Japanese version of the TV show Big Brother. That's what it reminded me of.

moviemaker wrote:

Finaero wrote:QVDUS is an interesting mystery, since no one has ever clarified if only the title track is made by JMJ or the whole soundtrack, not to mention that the title track is only one floating around and I'd somehow assume that even Jarre fans are fanatical enough to get the DVD from Japan and check this thing up (yet in the case the whole soundtrack is by him, I guess it won't do much good when there hasn't been a separate release so the music in the film would have the voice acting on top of it ).

Oh well.

Have it, all the music is by Jarre--It's not very good--both the show and the music. This soundtrack/whatever you call it proved to me that Jarre just cannot compose for for film/TV properly.

If you need another example look at strike. Most film music elevates a film. This music makes the film laughable. What were they thinking?

Well in fact the music from Strike wasn't meant to be film music, os that's maybe not the best example

moviemaker wrote:music? mp3? the video is horrible it's like Japanese version of the TV show Big Brother. That's what it reminded me of.

Nah, video