Watching Alizée Live... After Waiting Sooo Many Years !!

[saiman]

Hi to all Alizée Fans...

I'm just wondering.... Can you describe the feeling of watching Alizée live after waiting for sooo many years?
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As for me, it almost brought tears to my eyes, as I watched that webcam stream play... One by one, the frames rolled, and (although I hated the guy on NRJ for blocking her face from sight with his big head most of the time) I couldn't believe my eyes watching Alizée stepping in the studio and just sitting there... in front of all of us, her diehard fans.

Yesterday, I started listening to the NRJ broadcast from around 4am (Paris time), and watching their webcast. The studio was pretty much empty then (just one guy sitting and playing music I guess), but even then, I could feel my pulse racing. Then, I thanked moi-alizee.us (and it especially goes to brad), for putting up the enlarged view of the webcam, which refreshed with perfect intervals. Hours passed by, the show "Le 6/9" started, and I could feel that the wait is almost becoming unbearable. Like, we waited I dont know how many days and nights for this very special moment, but it's each those last minutes that felt like ages.

To all my restlessness, each time the host of the show uttered the name Alizée and each time parts of "Moi Lolita" sounded playing, I could feel a cool breeze-like sweetness passing by, and I calm myself saying: "It's near". I kept visualizing that clip from Alizée's visit to Japan, sitting in a radio station, smiling at something with her all-time cuteness.

Her voice:
No, I'm not talking about the brilliant voice of the singer that you hear in the singles "MJ" or "50/60". It's the voice of the 'person', Alizée, which was then playing live on NRJ radio. Anyone who watched the Fun TV interview, or any other interview, more than one time can right away distinguish that the voice is now more matured, though it never lost the least sweetness. In fact, I think that Alizée's voice has become more intoxicating than it ever was.

When her brief smiles sounded her presence in the studio (before her introduction by the host), my heart was simply filled with joy, and I felt like cheering out her name, even before the host utters, "ALIZÉEEEEEEE!!".

She finally spoke: "Merci", and lit up my world, and then, continued on softly, but vibrantly. It was still that same old accent of hers saying "Oui" in that extra cute way. Her words, her laughter, even the little breaks with her silences (especially when she was asked about Mylene) - everything about that interview, simply overwhelmed my heart, with a mingled feeling of joy and devotion.

I'm still listening to the recorded interview, over and over again.

Thank you Alizée ... for giving me a very special moment to cherish for a long time.


Ishrar
Montréal, QC

[Cooney]

Well - it was listening to her, more than watching her, that really lit me up. I was too busy frantically typing to be watching the webcam much. To be honest though, everything I needed came in the very first moment, before they even introduced her, when I heard her tell-tale giggle in the background of some joke the DJ said.

That was all I needed. That told me she was back, and that things were all ok. It felt like fingers going down my spine, and it was nothing but adreneline from there on. I'm still able to feel it, a day later!

[Edcognito]

Originally Posted by Cooney

Well - it was listening to her, more than watching her, that really lit me up. I was too busy frantically typing to be watching the webcam much. To be honest though, everything I needed came in the very first moment, before they even introduced her, when I heard her tell-tale giggle in the background of some joke the DJ said.

That was all I needed. That told me she was back, and that things were all ok. It felt like fingers going down my spine, and it was nothing but adreneline from there on. I'm still able to feel it, a day later!

Is it possible that someone captured a stream of the interview? I missed it (/slaphand).

thanks in advance


Ed

[rcs]

Poor Ed, where were you man?

[OGRE]

Originally Posted by rcs

Poor Ed, where were you man?

We old people need our beauty sleep. Ed got his... I missed mine.

I tried to stay up, but I only had 3 hours of sleep from night before, so I was going on...like...48 hours with only 3 hours sleep. So I crashed at midnight, woke up to my Alarm clock at 220 AM....and made the show

Then I crashed again at 330, got up at 615 and went to work. Got home, did some chores...and finally hit the sack at about 1130PM. Almost 72 hours and only 3, 2, and 3 hours sleep. I got 7 last night....whew...and plan on a big crash this weekend.

[SilentFox]

Originally Posted by OGRE

We old people need our beauty sleep. Ed got his... I missed mine.

I tried to stay up, but I only had 3 hours of sleep from night before, so I was going on...like...48 hours with only 3 hours sleep. So I crashed at midnight, woke up to my Alarm clock at 220 AM....and made the show

Then I crashed again at 330, got up at 615 and went to work. Got home, did some chores...and finally hit the sack at about 1130PM. Almost 72 hours and only 3, 2, and 3 hours sleep. I got 7 last night....whew...and plan on a big crash this weekend.

i bet ORGE stayed up for about 32 hours ha, thats about as far as i got

[heyamigo]

Originally Posted by Cooney

Well - it was listening to her, more than watching her, that really lit me up. I was too busy frantically typing to be watching the webcam much.

don't worry you didn't miss much...all we saw was the backside of sweaterboy.

[brad]

Originally Posted by Cooney

everything I needed came in the very first moment, before they even introduced her, when I heard her tell-tale giggle in the background of some joke the DJ said.

this is so true, that was the best part.

[CFHollister]

Originally Posted by Cooney

To be honest though, everything I needed came in the very first moment, before they even introduced her, when I heard her tell-tale giggle in the background of some joke the DJ said.

That was all I needed. That told me she was back, and that things were all ok. It felt like fingers going down my spine, and it was nothing but adreneline from there on. I'm still able to feel it, a day later!

Oui, c'est vrai et c'est vraiment incroyable.

[theit77]

Originally Posted by saiman

Her voice:
No, I'm not talking about the brilliant voice of the singer that you hear in the singles "MJ" or "50/60". It's the voice of the 'person', Alizée, which was then playing live on NRJ radio. Anyone who watched the Fun TV interview, or any other interview, more than one time can right away distinguish that the voice is now more matured, though it never lost the least sweetness. In fact, I think that Alizée's voice has become more intoxicating than it ever was.

Agreed. Her voice has become slightly deeper, and she has replaced a little bit of the cuteness with sheer audio-sex-appeal, as in, she has a massively sexy voice, quite possibly the sexiest voice I've heard. Her 'bonjour' at the beginning of the interview could melt any man's heart.