I can't believe it ! The Electro God in my Home town. This is a BIG deal for me. Any other fans who intend to go ?
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Jean Michel Jarre - Brighton Centre - 6/10/16
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seagurn
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Yes i do . How much are the tickets?
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£ 39 - £ 75
Seagulltonian
C'mon the Albion!
Is the "Brighton Arena" what they call the Brighton Centre now? Shirley it would be much better at the AMEX?
HantsSeagull
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Prince Monolulu
Everything in Moderation
Which pub is everyone rendezvousing in?
Fred Oliver - Legend
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Saw him play across the Thames years ago, was brilliant.
studio150
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Hope Sky arent moving the date
Blazing Apostle
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No link to buy tickets so either all gone or not on sale yet?
Bombadier Botty
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Uncle for someone whose cultural taste (music/film) is barely on a par with that of a prepubescent girl (East 17s Stay Another Day a noteworthy exception) I have to say you've hit the spot with this one. Will be an amazing wall of sound in a venue that small. More power to Haven Home Loans! Cheers for the heads-up.
Bombadier Botty
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Probably my favourite Jarre track. Majestic and Beautiful
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K4v0Of8_0fw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K4v0Of8_0fw
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Nice one !
Lankyseagull
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Saw him at the old Wembley Stadium years ago.
Given that he was renowned for huge laser projections and spectacular fireworks (a la Houston, Paris and London Docklands), I thought that Wembley was just too small for one of his shows. It makes me wonder how it will work in the Brighton 'Arena' - maybe a few indoor fireworks like my Mum used to get for November 5th or could it be more like Coldplay's interactive wristband effort from a couple of years back?
Either way, although I like his music, I'm not convinced, so may well give it a miss.
Given that he was renowned for huge laser projections and spectacular fireworks (a la Houston, Paris and London Docklands), I thought that Wembley was just too small for one of his shows. It makes me wonder how it will work in the Brighton 'Arena' - maybe a few indoor fireworks like my Mum used to get for November 5th or could it be more like Coldplay's interactive wristband effort from a couple of years back?
Either way, although I like his music, I'm not convinced, so may well give it a miss.
Bombadier Botty
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You may be right. On the flip side, I was at the Docklands gig back in the day and most of it was just lost on the wind. Indoors with lights/lasers could be quite something...I just hope that with that many people rammed inside a small venue we don't run out of oxygene.
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Very kind mate
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It is not about the Pyrotechnics for me but the music. Always has been
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