Early Jean Michel Jarre or early Vangelis? FIGHT!

[rosstheboss]

Do you think they were both a bit gutted when they realised that their music can be made on a mobile phone now?!?

 

[FMJ]

Tangerine Dream.

 

[letmetalktomark]

JMJ.

Saw him 10 years or so ago - brilliant

 

[jimo746]

Do you think they were both a bit gutted when they realised that their music can be made on a mobile phone now?!?

maestro, please serenade us with your latest orchestration created directly from your phone, I'll wager it pales in comparison to the work of Vangelis or Mr michel-jarre.
Technology has made making electronic music easier and more accessible, not necessarily any better.


Tangerine Dream is a worthy namecheck however, their "Hypoborea" album blew my mind, man.

 

[rosstheboss]

Do you think they were both a bit gutted when they realised that their music can be made on a mobile phone now?!?

maestro, please serenade us with your latest orchestration created directly from your phone, I'll wager it pales in comparison to the work of Vangelis or Mr michel-jarre.
Technology has made making electronic music easier and more accessible, not necessarily any better.


Tangerine Dream is a worthy namecheck however, their "Hypoborea" album blew my mind, man.

I'm not doubting either's talent, just perhaps these days they wouldn't need a room that looked like NASA's Mission Control to make their music...

 

[legrandefromage]

Do you think they were both a bit gutted when they realised that their music can be made on a mobile phone now?!?

maestro, please serenade us with your latest orchestration created directly from your phone, I'll wager it pales in comparison to the work of Vangelis or Mr michel-jarre.
Technology has made making electronic music easier and more accessible, not necessarily any better.


Tangerine Dream is a worthy namecheck however, their "Hypoborea" album blew my mind, man.

I'm not doubting either's talent, just perhaps these days they wouldn't need a room that looked like NASA's Mission Control to make their music...

Says who? Why not? Why have orchestras or bands any more? ever been in a studio?

Tut tut...

 

[Void(EN12-82)]

Big fan of vangellis' work, blade runner sound track still blows me away.

As for Jarre, oxygene and equinox are dated but still awesome.

Love the sound of early synths. Have you ever heard Boards of Canada? I can heartily recommend their Music has the Right to Children album.

How's a about "In a beautiful place out in the country"?? I love Amo Bishop Rhoden, one of my favorites

Oh yeah, and I voted both... I always liked to listen to them when I were young and still have Oxygene, Equinoxe and Antarctica on a USB stick in my car stereo ;-) Of course with all the BoCa albums and some Autechre and Aphex Twin to keep me relaxed while in traffic

 

[rosstheboss]

What's to tut about?

I was just commenting on the fact that all that cutting edge equipment at the time could now be fitted into something like a mobile phone, nothing more nothing less!

An example for you...
http://www.korg.com/products.aspx?ct=103

 

[Ernie]

Jarre...oxygene, equinox..and concerts in china

Ernie

 

[legrandefromage]

What's to tut about?

I was just commenting on the fact that all that cutting edge equipment at the time could now be fitted into something like a mobile phone, nothing more nothing less!

An example for you...
http://www.korg.com/products.aspx?ct=103

Nah...


doesnt quite replace the feel of a real knob...


er...


twiddle!