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Super ! toujours aussi original ;-) Sadowsky top ça ;-)

J'aime beaucoup ! :)

Fantastic!

Ian Hammer flavour !

0:27

Yes je me régale, la progression dans l’histoire est très immersive. Bravo l’ami, bises !

Dispo sur Spotify ?

Wow! Fantastic synth demo but playing also !👍

Excellente cette déconstruction, merci pour le partage ! ❤

Wow!!!!

J'aurais jamais dû aller à un concert de Varèse avec toi 😂

Happy Xmas! Season greetings from México. Loved the music. Thank you.

Magnifique jeu de mains, on dirait du Kathia Buniatishvili. Le dos nu en moins. La petite molette sur le côté gauche, c’est pour changer la clef de partition ? Une clef à molette en quelque sorte....

Ça me paraissait important de lever le voile sur tout ce travail, qu'il soit analytique avant la musique ou performatif pendant, toutes ces petites choses cachées, tous ces "petits kikis qu'on n'entend pas" (sic.), mais aussi de mettre en avant tous ces gens trop plein de talent qui ont contribué à cet album : Gregory Erb, Cédric Pereira, vous êtes mes idoles ❤ (je ne parle même pas des autres tellement on a déjà vécu de choses ensemble...) Voilà donc ma modeste contribution. 20.100

Great Job Fabian! So proud of You ❤

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One of my favorite songs with a really cool twist on top :D

I remember seeing these when they were new and almost bought one. This video makes me think that my whole life's musical journey would have been different if I had. Well done.

Dominique Perrier played original solos in almost all Jarre's tracks, but not forget Francis Rimbert have played Original solos to Jarre's tracks like the one in this videolink I add here ua-cam.com/video/jc3-geJOwCI/v-deo.htmlsi=VGPotMutHKRldA9w It's from Rendez-Vous Lyon concert in 1986 when JMJ and his musicians on stage are playing Ethnicolor Part 1 and 2 ☺

The solo to Ethnicolor part 2 from Rendez-Vous Lyon is played by Francis Rimbert 😁

Hello, who plays various chorus medleys from Jarre's soundtrack, such as Souvenir Of China, etc. I have been a Jean-Michel Jarre fan since 1987, when the Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation showed the concert Jean-Michel Jarre Rendez-Vous Houston/Texas from 1986 late at night in 1987 on Norwegian television. It wasn't until 1990 that I bought my first JMJ album, which was on cassette tape and it was Waiting For Cousteau ☺ In the years from 1990 and the years that have passed I have bought various other JMJ albums on CD and in my collection I only have 20 cds of JMJ's albums so far, but will buy more if I come across them in music shops near my hometown. I still have some concerts that JMJ has held in various countries and cities both on VHS tapes and DVD discs where the concerts I have on DVD discs are converted from VHS tapes. They are Paris La Defense 1990, Concert For Tolerance 1995, EIC Barcelona 1993 etc. I have 7 JMJ notebooks here in my apartment too. In 1991/1992 I had a Kurzweil Synthersizer where I lived in the 90s, but I don't remember which Kurzweil I had before, only that I still remember having such a synth. Currently I still have my Yamaha PSR-E433 Keyboard with over 700 different instruments etc and have had it for a few years now, but before that I had a Technics KN 200 Keyboard for several years. Wish I could play Jarre's famous tunes as well as the other Jarre fans can, which I've seen video clips of on UA-cam. The Paris La Defense concert by Jarre from 1990 is still my favorite even though I watch it from my DVD disc from the VHS tape it is converted from. I want to add an address from a website I came across several years ago, which you should check out ☺ www.jarrography.free.fr/jarre_studio.php Greetings from Haakon ☺

Anytime im feeling a little low this is guaranteed to make me laugh,, brilliant

all the noice is from this Roland?

Your version of "Swamp of sadness" is absolutely brilliant! It feels heavy and sharp - it stuck with me for ages (I was looking up this song, but I couldn't be satisfied with version other than yours). Thanks for sharing it, it's a really cool arrangement emix )🙂 (whatever this sort of thing is properly called

Too fast

Wah quelle folie. Moi qui suis fan de Sheller et de shoot-them-up, je trouve que ta version marierait à merveille ces deux mondes si éloignés ! 😮

Thought I was hallucinating when I searched Töörö demos and saw one of my favorite Magma songs being covered with one! Cheers 🎉

Spectacular work my friend, on every level. Enjoyed the heck out of this, and I know how much work must have gone into this. Yes it's a 10 year old video but hope you're well. Also... was that a Yamaha PSS-480 at the start there you were using for the bell sounds? I owned one as a kid, I loved it. It also had MIDI capability. The start of my life long love for making music.

I can't pass by without commenting what a great job you did here. My recent version uses real sampled instruments, but the synth sounds used here give it more of nostalgic vibe and charm. I loved it.

Do you have this patch to share?

MAravillosa fusion de lo electronico con lo clasico

Bravo a tous les artistes! Certains morceaux peuvent etre utilise comme musique original d'un film!

I FOUND THIS. After like 10 years I have found this.

Made me smile while at work! Until the swamp scene! How does that still have an affect on me?! Wow!

The Friends Of Mr. Cairo was epic

Is that the same synth hardware they used?

Bravo. Quelle parfaite harmonie !

du génie. Bravo !

I bought this brand new in 1988. What a great little synth! I used it with a Yamaha QX-21 two track sequencer. Composed some amazing songs with this little thing. It was not a toy but a small real synth that had MIDI In-Out-Thru just like the professional units. It also had 12 note polyphony, and also functioned as a sound module. I really loved it! Though you could only have 5 custom synth sounds at a time, you could bulk-dump via sysex and have a library of custom sounds. That is what I did! Such fond memories of this unit. Thanks for uploading this.

One of the best covers I've ever heard. Great job and beautiful pieces!

Childhood memories xx

Thanks Joe , Huell and you for sharing this! I hope that Joe might have his own channel- maybe with some tutorials if necessary! Just watched it 3 times! Loved it! I might have to watch it again later!

Thanks! Love it!

sublime. Quel talent !

Hit it Joe!! Awesomeness ensues 😄

Oh My god You are a god!!!❤️

whats the name of the track at 5:50 ?

Nice ! Thanks for sharing

Nice!