Albums that are a must own (requires some actual effort)

:: Thought they were talking about music, but was wrong ::

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Originally posted by I-love-girls

:: Thought they were talking about music, but was wrong ::

:: Leaves thread ::

We are.
Don't bring your rave bullshit in here

No, but, post away dude

Rave ? Wtf is rave ?

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Originally posted by I-love-girls

Rave ? Wtf is rave ?

Mainly about drugs

Anyway, post your thoughts man

OK, that's why I didn't undrestand. I don't do drugs, you see.

My albums are mainly from before 2000, like Queen, ELO, Jean-Michel Jarre, Dire Straits, Eric Clapton, Fleetwood Mac, Nazareth, Pink Floyd, David Bowie, etc, etc, etc.

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Originally posted by I-love-girls

OK, that's why I didn't undrestand. I don't do drugs, you see.

My albums are mainly from before 2000, like Queen, ELO, Jean-Michel Jarre, Dire Straits, Eric Clapton, Fleetwood Mac, Nazareth, Pink Floyd, David Bowie, etc, etc, etc.

Not bad at all man
But what has Jean-Michelle Jarre done?
Who's that?

Jean-Michel Jarre is the first guy who became rich with syntersizer (spelling ?) music.
He is French. He gave several concerts in the 80's outdoors, for free. I saw the concert he gave in Paris, from my livingroom window.

Now all the other guys are trying to copy him.
But he made his own music and these new guys take old number1 hits, add a beat and repeat it for at least 100.000.000.000.000 times.
They will never ever reach his level.

Ah ok, not into that but sounds like a cool dude who just loved music
Always respect that

Just try to find a website, with some samples of his music and you will get hooked on it.
Maybe under the name Jarre-live.
Or numbers like Oxygen (upto number iv), Revolution is also great, btw.

During his concerts you see all kind of pictures made with lasers. Giant faces on the side of buildings, that's what he likes.
Just amazing stuff.

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Originally posted by I-love-girls

Just try to find a website, with some samples of his music and you will get hooked on it.
Maybe under the name Jarre-live.
Or numbers like Oxygen (upto number iv), Revolution is also great, btw.

During his concerts you see all kind of pictures made with lasers. Giant faces on the side of buildings, that's what he likes.
Just amazing stuff.

Sounds like something kraftwerk would do

Kraftwerk was also inspired by Jarre, yes.

Here is a link to the music of Jarre, knock youself out.
http://www.lostsoul.org/howards/midi/jarre.html

Select the 5th file :oxygene4-1.mid Oxygene Part 4 (version 1) and then work your way around all the files.

Oh thanks man.
I listened to it for a while... so not my style in music

I tell you it is.
You will listen to it and buy all his cd's.

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Originally posted by Q'uark

Its effort to find those artists those two artists are indie and no one has ever heard of them on this forum i bet you..... And i am sure that ronnie martin of joy electric would like you to say effort is not there for his music

PLEASE! I've known of Joy Electric for the last 6/7 fuckin' years man. And they're far from Indie.

If i was to penicl in a few recommendations they'd look like this:

Lou Reed : Transfromer
Mastadon : Leviathan
DJ Shadow : Endtroducing
Massive Attack : Mezzanine

I'm with Stavesacre on the Massive Attack. I guess to round out a five "desert island style" I'd add:

Quicksand - Slip (one of the only albums I own that I dig EVERY fucking song)
My Bloody Valentine - Loveless (gotta have my noise)
Laika - Sounds of the Satellites (reminds me of mind blowing sex with one of my ATF g/f's)
The Cars - Anthology - so I can have several favorite 80s songs with me to remind me of the good ole' days!

Quicksand! YES!!!

Madrugada - the deep end

You are right stavesacre but Ronnie likes to think of JE as indie and a struggling artist trying to find his nitch in the music industry.