JMJ is one of my favorites. Others are A-ha, Mike Oldfield, Depeche Mode.
All of them make somehow different genre music. But they have one thing common: synthesizer.
It most have been something about my relation with computers.
Back in C=64 days, there was a game Yi'er Kungfu or alike whatever it was its name. It has an intro. An intro from a cracking group which was actually a part of Magnetic Fields. I used to listen the intro music. I actually do not like the game much. But just the intro part. And I didn't know that actually it is JMJ. Later PC Age started, and I had a PC, and I met some modules (*.mod files) that named as JMJ - Magnetic Fields, JMJ - Oxygene etc. Later I bought a second hand CD, and this is how all started. If I wasn't in the army at the Millenium concert, I would most possibly go Egypt. I envy them all. And for Mike Oldfield, sorry but Berlin concert, I mean Millenium Bells sucks, however you are one of my favorites, I really did not eny Berliners.
JMJ is one of my favorites. Others are A-ha, Mike Oldfield, Depeche Mode.
All of them make somehow different genre music. But they have one thing common: synthesizer.
It most have been something about my relation with computers.
Back in C=64 days, there was a game Yi'er Kungfu or alike whatever it was its name. It has an intro. An intro from a cracking group which was actually a part of Magnetic Fields. I used to listen the intro music. I actually do not like the game much. But just the intro part. And I didn't know that actually it is JMJ. Later PC Age started, and I had a PC, and I met some modules (*.mod files) that named as JMJ - Magnetic Fields, JMJ - Oxygene etc. Later I bought a second hand CD, and this is how all started. If I wasn't in the army at the Millenium concert, I would most possibly go Egypt. I envy them all. And for Mike Oldfield, sorry but Berlin concert, I mean Millenium Bells sucks, however you are one of my favorites, I really did not eny Berliners.