On Thu, 22 Jan 2004 15:49:39 +0100, Lionel
wrote:

dave weil a écrit :

On Thu, 22 Jan 2004 14:29:06 +0100, Lionel
wrote:


dave weil a écrit :


Stick to fishing - something that you know about.

Is psychedelic music one of the numerous matters in which you excel ?
Is your Google ready ? Go !


I know that Jarre isn't considered psychedelic trance by most people
who know about music. He's in the same category as someone like Edgar
Froese.

Nice "debating trade" tactic to try and change the subject being
discussed from psychedelic trance to psychedelic, the former being
pretty specific to groups like Aphex Twin and the latter being
anything from Jefferson Airplane and the Seeds to The Rain Parade and
Neutral Milk Hotel.

Still peddling your immense culture ?
LOL, You cannot help yourself !
Greatfull Dead, Quicksilver messenger service, Gong ?

Yes, i would include all of those groups as well. The first two come
from the same culture as Jefferson Airplane, the second is something
that falls in the "from...to" category. And yes, I've been listening
to Gong since the early 70s and used to have all of their albums up to
and including the miserable watered-down jazz of the Pierre Moerlin
(sp?) verson of Gong. Daevid Allen may have lived in France but he was
still a Brit chuckle.

BTW I don't use any "tactic" you paranoid.

Au contraire, mon ami.

I guess you have already spent too much time to debate with Arnold
Krueger. :-)


Now go back to getting druck on your neighbor's "world class beer"

I never speak about "world class beer". This is again one of your
phantasms. I modestly speak about good beers the rest is the fruit of
your imagination, asshole.

You don't speak "modestly" of *anything*.

Sorry, you lose.

Again.

put on some Jean-Michel. If you don't have any, I can loan you my
German-pressed vinyl copy of In Concert Houston/Lyon. Heck, maybe you
were conceived at the latter show. I'm sure I won't have to loan you
my copy of Oxygene, right?

I don't like Jean Michel Jarre it's not music.

I thought you considered it psychedelic trance.

Keep your copy to impress your little neighbour.

Of course, if you want to call it psychedelic trance, I suppose that
you're free to take some X and pretend to your heart's content.

If you was here since the begining of the thread I have written :
"Have you already listen Jazz in a small overcrowded room with
Saxophone, trombone, piano, bass and drums at 3 meters from you ? No ?

Actually I have. I work in such a place, and while normally, the
groups only are three or four pice units, we occasionally have groups
that feature trumpet, trombone, sax, piano, bass and drums all at the
same time. The room is about 30 feet by 20 feet, with a full bar. It
seats about 60 and on weekends we get about 70 in there (standing room
only). So yes, I have far more experience in this matter than you do.

By the way, we've even had a French artist that plays there when he's
in town (about three times a year). Phillpe LeJeune - heard of him? He
dresses like Francois Truffaut (looks a little like him as well) and
plays a mean Dixieland piano (for a Frech guy).

This is really "psychadelic trance sound".

No it's not. since you claim that Jarre isn't "music", I claim that
you're talking out your foie gras once again.

Sorry, you lose.

Again.

Please take off Joe Le Taxi now before you hurt someone.