Re: Old School Jamline

hi -

i'm still around. fortunately for me, my job as a music journalist has 
brought me closer to the jamiroquai realm allowing many opportunities to get 
info and write about them, etc...i try to stay connected on some boards, but 
time and maturity challenge that..ha!

i joined around the TWM era, i was around 19 or 20. i'm now 28. old bitty, i 
am! haha

like you jason, my jamiroquai high was met when i met them october 2005 in 
new york. lovely :)

it was all good...and will continue to be all good.

love, deesh


>From: Jason Wallace <[email protected]>
>Reply-To: [email protected]
>To: [email protected]
>Subject: Re: [Jamline] Old School Jamline
>Date: Tue, 21 Feb 2006 14:28:56 -0800
>
>Some of us old(er) farts are still around, though Mr. Rowe is still Dad
>to us! :D
>
>My enthusiasm has only subsided in terms of trying to source the newest
>and latest remixes and bootlegs (of which there seem to be far fewer
>than in previous release years).  It's harder to find them now, and
>harder to find TIME to critique them the way we used to.  On top of
>that, the remixes have all been so vanilla that there hasn't been a
>whole lot to get excited about or discuss at length.
>
>On a personal note, my own enthusiasm exceeded all limits when I finally
>got to see the guys perform here in Las Vegas in November.  As if the
>gift of seeing the show wasn't enough, I was given the opportunity to
>meet the guys and hang out at the after party -- it's a memory I won't
>forget and I am proud to have been a part of it.  Most importantly, Rob,
>   Sola, Derrick, and Paul were absolutely great to chat with (I talked
>to Rob for about 10 minutes, which in superstar time is an eternity!).
>Unfortunately, my lack of female genitalia did not allow me to get
>within 5 feet of Jay, but even being around him was cool enough for me.
>
>We're still out here and reading, but unfortunately few of us old
>schoolers have the same desire to talk about jay's untied shoe, or the
>wristband sola was wearing, or the tank top derrick was wearing, or ...
>you can fill in the blanks.
>
>To answer the question, I joined right around the time of Synkronized
>myself, even though I didn't particularly care for the album.  I
>remember the pure energy and excitement we all shared in anticipation
>for AFO... I do miss those times. :)
>
>Jason Wallace (jaydub!)
>
>
>[email protected] wrote:
> > I'm curious, how many old school jamliners are around still?
> >
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> > What were YOU doing when you first joined Jamline?
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> > I joined Jamline soon after the release of Synkronized, which I believe 
>was my
> > senior year (age 17) of high school and I'm now a 2nd year master's 
>student
> > (age 23). (This is a mostly non-American list so I put ages for those 
>who might
> > not know what high school or a master's degree is)
> >
> >
> > Chris
> >
> > --- Benny Thomas <[email protected]> wrote:
> >
> >
> >>Hey all!
> >>
> >>Well, I gotta say, things have died off. For me, the "love
> >>and feeling" (sorry, bad top gun quote) has disappeared. Jay
> >>complains about how much he hates the machine that is pop
> >>music and if his last gig in Melbourne was anything to go by
> >>- jamiroquai are tired. Just have a look at how the band is
> >>structured now, wallace is gone - how much energy did he
> >>bring to the band? A WHOLE heap!!! there is no more horn
> >>section. Improv solos are a thing of the past. Where is the
> >>funk in that? I guess all in all the most disappointing
> >>thing for me is that the band has become predictable. Im
> >>sorry, a rock version of Deeper Underground that was tried
> >>and tested 4 years ago doesnt quiet cut it. Having said all
> >>of this, I saw James Brown last week and he was playing the
> >>same stuff he has played for 50 years! and he still funked
> >>that stage like nothing else! He is the hardest working man
> >>in show business tho :)
> >>
> >>I still hold out hope that this is a lull. we will have to
> >>wait and see.
> >>
> >>BennyT
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> >>
> >>>Ahhh, the old days!!  I've got a couple of CDs with those
> >>>"This track was..." overdubs on them.  Funk Avec Un Grand
> >>>Chapeau (excuse the bad French!) was a great site.
> >>>
> >>>Hello All, long time no write.  Don't know about you lot,
> >>>but until recently 2006 has sucked big hairy balls for my
> >>>life.  I'm a little concerned that Jamline has gone rather
> >>>quiet again, especially since there's been a recent album
> >>>release.  Even when they were touring there wasn't the
> >>>same amount of excitment and expectation on all the sites
> >>>that there has been in the past.  Which makes me wonder if
> >>>the Jamiroquai bandwagon has run out of steam?  Are we
> >>>suffering from Jay Kay fatigue?  Does the prospect of a
> >>>7th album still fill you with longing?  Can we have a
> >>>discussion that goes past 5 e-mails?? ;-P
> >>>
> >>>Ezbe
> >>>XXXX  "Big Brother House, this is Davina.  You are live at
> >>>Madame Tussauds, please do not swear"
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