Its nearly impossible for most people to understand the huge effort, creativity and pioneering equipment that went into producing this music......and at such a young age Jean is without a doubt a true genius and has given so much to this world to make our often boring and seemingly insignificant lives that much better....thank you Jean michel jarre for giving such amazing soul searching and heart felt music from your creative genius mind!
@MrCOLTSR2 Totally agree with this... Nowadays the "musicians" even can't imagine what they should have to do making the world so much better then Jarre did! Congratulatios, Jean, too!
Although many of Jarre's pieces conjure images of space and other anomalies, this song is like a trip around a beautiful garden with the warm sun filtering through the trees at the beginning then it slowly begins to rain and become windy.
It seems this track is often neglected. I could not disagree more and think it is a perfect fit and wonderful track.
Me ha encantado esta musica, que me hace interpretarla de una manera que hace transportarme desde el inicio hasta el final de los tiempos....saludos desde Tamaulipas México.
IG FARBEN I BEEN AND SEEN SOME PLACES WHERE YOU HAD SO CALLED !!!!!!!!WORKERS WORKING!!! ANY EMPLOYEE OF THAT COMPANY SHOULD KNOW THERE HISTORY I KNOW ITS NOTHING TO DO WITH THEM BUT YOUR COMPANY HAS ONE SHAMEFUL PAST !! UP THERE WITH PORSCHE AND MERCEDES !!! STILL FUCK THE POLITCS !! LISTEN TO THE MUSIC !! JEAN MICHEL JARRE ROCKS !!
so @neil73 did you also know that it was us standart oil nder lead of david rockefeler that deliverd the resorses for the siclon b to ig farben nice help on us behalf is it not
By the way: I'm glad certain people are not in high places, because war is always loosing ... for both !
I was born in Indonesia and i know what Holland did there very long ago. I live in Holland now and i have nice friends and work with nice people. It's about respect i think.
us brits always bailed out the fuckin french and still slag us off, when have the french helped us? get back 2 me on that 1 when u have read up and got the facts, we have graves all over fucking europe because ur fucking shit we should have left u 2 it u ungrateful cunt centuries ago
@shaahb1 The fact is : this is not trance ,this is what influenced electronic music so that finally trance/ambient (aso) styles borned years after ...
@Caladobo It was a joke - as you were the first to start calling names, but in answer to your comment - England got France out of trouble in 1870, 1914-18 and 1939-45
You have a very... English vision of the things. In 1870 France lost so I don't see any country getting us "out of trouble" at the time. In 14-18, France and England fought hand in hand (Triple entente), but the French army was strong at the time. British help was a plus. In WW2, again, both countries fought together but France was defeated. Throughout all these times, France's problem was his neighbour, Germany. England = island = no neighbour, no problem.
I guess you don`t understand `a black sense of humor`. Also any leader in war time is also guilty of mass murder by your way of thinking. All a matter of perspective.
I already heard jean michel jarre before when I was young. But yesterday I wanted to test my new Headphone (SHR840) I knew it was somekind of music to use many sounds. I fell in love. Im 23 and currently studying to be a music producer and by interim a composer. I dont know if Ill be able to get money from it because nowaday with the big MTV commercial music. Anyway, when im listening to this I dont really care what I will produce. The beauty come from the head and the heart of the artist. HOPE
@FredWallace18 I have oxygene and equinox CD's. and I dont think a good pair of headphones is a waste when you cant play your music loud in your appartement.
@buokopter Kraftwerk was so overly simplistic that they really had no substance. People talk about them these days like they were profound and innovative; they say they were "ahead of their time." Well, there was a lot more complex electronic music around at the very time Kraftwerk was putting out their shallow crap.
in some of Jarre's lesser known tracks (such as this one) there are little string adagios hidden with amazing harmonic writing... totally escaped my consciousness until recently when I went back to analyze how he made this music.
On this later LPs (after Zoolook) these somehow are missing, I think that's the true reason why his later stuff doesn't resonate with me that much anymore.
I think people never noticed how much this substance supported the overall appearance of his albums.
i have been looking for anythng from jarre and finaly i have found him here on youtube its fantastic. I have been listening to his music for over 25 years.thank you
Jarre a été un de ces défricheurs qui ont très vite su tirer la quintessence des machines jusqu'à les faire oublier. C'est sans doute le Satie de la musique électronique, à l'exception près que Jarre aura connu le succès de son vivant. A classer aux côtés des plus grands compositeurs français comme Gainsbourg, Magma et tant d'autres...
"The marriage was publicly dissolved in 1997 when she found out via tabloid newspaper stories about Jarre's affairs with other women and (she) had a nervous breakdown" (wikipedia on Charlotte)
j'ai découvert jean-michel a l'age de 15 ans aujourd'hui j'en ai 47 et et quand j'écoute jarre c'est toujour avec la meme émotion je ne m'en lasserai jamais merci jean-michel j'adore tout ce que tu fait bravo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
If you make an 'oo' shape and sound with your mouth and from there, steadily open your mouth as wide as possible, you can create the 'phaser' effect like heard in this track!!!
I used to do this all the time when I was a child. This method is basically the mechanical equivalent of an analogue filter. Our vocal tract is basically made of a tube, which opens and closes at certain points, causing different frequencies of the buzzer in our throat to be removed, creating vowels.
Extra ce morceau ! très aventureux , fait voyager rien qu'en fermant les yeux. Et puis que de souvenirs, merci Monsieur Jarre et respect pour votre talent
Equinoxe is the living proof that music critics and journalists don't REALLY listen to albums... They quote Oxygène all the time, but Equinoxe is easily as good. Period.
I agree. I prefer Equinoxe over Oxygene also. I, however, believe Oxygene is a more important album than Equinoxe were at the time. Oxygene could easily be one of the most important albums of all time in that genre but, Equinoxe is better :)
I remember i had all Jarres albums on tape and back then i tried to figure out when the songs started and ended. It was difficult since sone song went into the next one.
Brilliant, moving and awe inspiring piece - and to think this was recorded in 1978!!! In could just as easly be an adagio track on a modern dance album. Boy o boy, fabulous.
i grew up listening to all types of music..when i ventured out back in the late 70s, i found that Kraftwerk & Jean michel Jaree were from a time where this was the music of the futur..it is so sadd that music went backwards....the composition, the depth, the unexpected is awesome
i've heard most of jarre's music, and i think after oxygene and equinoxe, he never did anything so good as those two albums...no matter how hard he tried...
One of my favorite Jarre musics is The Magnetic fiels 3, Orient express (Concerts in China), and Blah Blah café (Zoolook). They are terrific. Do any of you know, and eventually like Kraftwerk? They are my favorite autors
Who doesnt know J.M.Jarre? Who doesnt know Vangelis? Who doesnt know Tangerin Dream? Who doesnt know Giorgio Moroder? Who doesnt know Mike Oldfield, Kitaro, Tomita, Klaus Schultz, Didier Marouani... If u love electronic music, u HAVE to know thier work...
I kind of agree with you but there are parts of magnetic fields which are wonderful and if you havent heard his album Geometry of love from a few years ago check it out,a real return to form i think after a bad decade in the 90's from him.I think he tried to copy the commercial dance scene from that time instead of just being himself,which is infinitely better :)
I've known Jean's music for 32 years - from my childhood I love his spiritual music, full of feelings, wonderful, no more words to describe. I hope he'll never stop creating.
i "know" jmj for about 15 years now. should mean i heard about him about 15 years ago. i heard tracks of him
and just thought, well thats jmj...and decided i like it but nothing more, didn´t listen to his music anymore...but today i´m absolutley amazed. i think he really "wrote" some all time classics. in such moments i realize what a great thing internet and especially youtube is. thanks a lot !!! btw.: peace out to all over the world
Jarre's music seems really dated in this era. But you just have to see the videos of how they played Oxygene and put yourselves in mid/late seventies shoes to realise just how ground-breaking he was. Much of dance music would not have happened if it weren't for the techniques and treatment of music that this man developed. And much of dance music sadly has been too trendy to admit his influence.
Some people say this music is dated. Beethoven is still being played today. His music is classical. This music is Modern classical. This cannot be compared to ANY dance music...lol
I totally agree with the comments before me...
pg6830 1 day ago
Its nearly impossible for most people to understand the huge effort, creativity and pioneering equipment that went into producing this music......and at such a young age Jean is without a doubt a true genius and has given so much to this world to make our often boring and seemingly insignificant lives that much better....thank you Jean michel jarre for giving such amazing soul searching and heart felt music from your creative genius mind!
MrCOLTSR2 1 week ago
@MrCOLTSR2 Totally agree with this... Nowadays the "musicians" even can't imagine what they should have to do making the world so much better then Jarre did! Congratulatios, Jean, too!
pg6830 1 day ago
This reminds me of the water theme from the first Donkey Kong Country, which means it rules!!
surethingbaby 1 week ago
Beautiful sound. It evokes memories that I shall treasure for eternity.
Jarren202 3 weeks ago
Beautiful....
Sagan68 1 month ago
Sound from analog synth was so great....
boudoir83 2 months ago
Eminent 310 & Smallstone phaser & JMJ. A perfect match like no other.
MrSengor 2 months ago
Although many of Jarre's pieces conjure images of space and other anomalies, this song is like a trip around a beautiful garden with the warm sun filtering through the trees at the beginning then it slowly begins to rain and become windy.
It seems this track is often neglected. I could not disagree more and think it is a perfect fit and wonderful track.
mingepotato 2 months ago
AH~ IT GOES ON.....
A JOURNEY TO THE GALAXY.
SO SO MYSTERIOUSLY BEAUTIFUL.
I HAD THIS LP IN 1997.
HE REIGNS.
EM3114 3 months ago
Mars attack look up Vangelis
joebstarsurfer 3 months ago
Me ha encantado esta musica, que me hace interpretarla de una manera que hace transportarme desde el inicio hasta el final de los tiempos....saludos desde Tamaulipas México.
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osiria67 4 months ago
Very beautiful.. masterpiece!
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IG FARBEN I BEEN AND SEEN SOME PLACES WHERE YOU HAD SO CALLED !!!!!!!!WORKERS WORKING!!! ANY EMPLOYEE OF THAT COMPANY SHOULD KNOW THERE HISTORY I KNOW ITS NOTHING TO DO WITH THEM BUT YOUR COMPANY HAS ONE SHAMEFUL PAST !! UP THERE WITH PORSCHE AND MERCEDES !!! STILL FUCK THE POLITCS !! LISTEN TO THE MUSIC !! JEAN MICHEL JARRE ROCKS !!
bristolcityifcation 5 months ago
it was also the bank of prescot bush yes g.w's grand father that washt most of the nazi money
osirishawkseye 6 months ago in playlist jarre
so @neil73 did you also know that it was us standart oil nder lead of david rockefeler that deliverd the resorses for the siclon b to ig farben nice help on us behalf is it not
osirishawkseye 6 months ago in playlist jarre
in finland too close!! to our sadness!!
nemesis1970 6 months ago
hey amy6ful los franceses JAMAS van a ayudar a los ingleses
los ingleses los sometieron por cerca de 100 años
y despues de eso, quemaron a LA PUCELLE
SuperMetal67 7 months ago
JMJ is one of my favs.
By the way: I'm glad certain people are not in high places, because war is always loosing ... for both !
I was born in Indonesia and i know what Holland did there very long ago. I live in Holland now and i have nice friends and work with nice people. It's about respect i think.
RobUngerer 7 months ago
super się tego słucha, heh i dostałem bilety do spodka
nagrol1 7 months ago
EL-P!!!!!!!!!!! motherfuckerz!
DInaosaurPupil 7 months ago
I'm a heavy metal dude, and i like Jean Michel Jarre this is like music to my ears, awesome music
blizzardmadman1980 8 months ago
as 4 u NEIL dont bang on about something u no fuck all about u little german cunt
amy6ful 9 months ago
us brits always bailed out the fuckin french and still slag us off, when have the french helped us? get back 2 me on that 1 when u have read up and got the facts, we have graves all over fucking europe because ur fucking shit we should have left u 2 it u ungrateful cunt centuries ago
amy6ful 9 months ago
потрясающая мелодия!!!
wwwink2007 9 months ago
GENIO!!!
JosAugust 10 months ago
i loveeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee song..
Jarrefanny 10 months ago
If this ain't trance, then what is? dj quicksilver's crap, etc..., ?
70's JMJ <-- [SEAL OF APPROVAL]
shaahb1 11 months ago
@shaahb1 The fact is : this is not trance ,this is what influenced electronic music so that finally trance/ambient (aso) styles borned years after ...
ex59neo53 10 months ago
Jean Michel Jarre = One of the few redeeming properties of France!
neil73 11 months ago
@neil73
What country are you from f.cktard ?
Caladobo 11 months ago
@Caladobo I'm from the country that got France out of the shit on 3 separate occasions in the last 140 odd years, Twat.
neil73 11 months ago
@neil73
I don't see any country responding to this description. Maybe you should check your history books, ignorant.
Caladobo 10 months ago
@Caladobo It was a joke - as you were the first to start calling names, but in answer to your comment - England got France out of trouble in 1870, 1914-18 and 1939-45
neil73 10 months ago
@neil73
You have a very... English vision of the things. In 1870 France lost so I don't see any country getting us "out of trouble" at the time. In 14-18, France and England fought hand in hand (Triple entente), but the French army was strong at the time. British help was a plus. In WW2, again, both countries fought together but France was defeated. Throughout all these times, France's problem was his neighbour, Germany. England = island = no neighbour, no problem.
Caladobo 10 months ago
@Caladobo You are absolutely right but can you both please stop talking about war and start listening some music!
keyboardjeff 10 months ago
@Caladobo Yeah that's why in WW2 England had to deal with German bombing raids...... No problem, right?
g3rmz23 8 months ago
@neil73 And honestly it was mostly America that really got France out of trouble in 1939-1945, and all of Europe after WW2 with the Marshall Plan...
USA FTW
g3rmz23 8 months ago
@g3rmz23 Brainwashed by Hollywood?
eldospinks 7 months ago
whoever clicked that dislike button is certainly a retard!
ClandestineMonarchy 1 year ago
@ClandestineMonarchy Hi there. Has in a prev. coment, they prob thought it ment dis I like. Hi Hi. regards John.
JohnMC894 11 months ago
@JohnMC894 lol :-) that's positivism! can I 'like' that as well?
ClandestineMonarchy 11 months ago
Phänomenal !!
michivh 1 year ago
@salchat1
Il arrive tout le temps.
MrDrone1969 1 year ago
I guess you don`t understand `a black sense of humor`. Also any leader in war time is also guilty of mass murder by your way of thinking. All a matter of perspective.
MrDrone1969 1 year ago
Un délice pour les oreilles... Celà me rappelle quelques décénnies en arrière. Merci Jean Michel et merci Jacky 386 pour nous en faire profiter.
morguette25 1 year ago
Watch on Vimeo DJ Mashup Part I: with Frédéric Chopin, Trentemøller & Jean Michel Jarre...you can find it by Tigermaan name ;) Cheers
FastMuzikBookingTV 1 year ago
Jean Michel Jarre is the best thing out of France since Napoleon.
MrDrone1969 1 year ago
This is one of my favorite songs of his albums, very soothing...
keyboardjeff 1 year ago 2
My favourite part of the album. Very moving...
chiqistar 1 year ago
4:37 theremine ;O !!
EmmaInCandyland 1 year ago
Is he french, he got a french name n_n !
EmmaInCandyland 1 year ago
@EmmaInCandyland He is.
rugbytlse 1 year ago
@rugbytlse so am i :)
EmmaInCandyland 1 year ago
@EmmaInCandyland
He is absolutely French
Morux1973 1 year ago
@Morux1973 french ftw :DDDDD
XD
EmmaInCandyland 1 year ago
This is the pioneer of Ambient Space Music ..
The synth programming still stands its ground even today!
xoio 1 year ago 7
omg this is amazing relaxin music<3 i really love it!!!
p4ula1983 1 year ago
amazing.
johnbicket 1 year ago
just like to say i love this i got from hmv
a217andy 1 year ago
so beautiful and melancholic <3
dronespace 1 year ago
I already heard jean michel jarre before when I was young. But yesterday I wanted to test my new Headphone (SHR840) I knew it was somekind of music to use many sounds. I fell in love. Im 23 and currently studying to be a music producer and by interim a composer. I dont know if Ill be able to get money from it because nowaday with the big MTV commercial music. Anyway, when im listening to this I dont really care what I will produce. The beauty come from the head and the heart of the artist. HOPE
biomecaNICK 1 year ago 21
@biomecaNICK the world really needs music producers like you
heavytom89 4 months ago
@biomecaNICK Step one to being a producer: listening to music on youtube isn't your ticket to quality and is a waste of expensive headphones.
FredWallace18 1 month ago
@FredWallace18 I have oxygene and equinox CD's. and I dont think a good pair of headphones is a waste when you cant play your music loud in your appartement.
biomecaNICK 1 month ago
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Kraftwerk is better.
JMJ isbuffoon
buokopter 1 year ago
@buokopter Kraftwerk was so overly simplistic that they really had no substance. People talk about them these days like they were profound and innovative; they say they were "ahead of their time." Well, there was a lot more complex electronic music around at the very time Kraftwerk was putting out their shallow crap.
colibri1 1 year ago
strange... but beautiful...
yokichi40 1 year ago 3
jarre, olfield and vangelis are the best
gineres2000 1 year ago 3
Mondbasis Alpha 1 mit Martin Landau
musentango1 1 year ago
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musentango1 1 year ago
A FEW MILLION YEARS FRONT OF OUR SEASON'S...
JEAN MICHEL JARRE SPEAKS THE LANGUAGE OF UNIVERSE!!!
GRMEGISTOS 1 year ago 2
in some of Jarre's lesser known tracks (such as this one) there are little string adagios hidden with amazing harmonic writing... totally escaped my consciousness until recently when I went back to analyze how he made this music.
On this later LPs (after Zoolook) these somehow are missing, I think that's the true reason why his later stuff doesn't resonate with me that much anymore.
I think people never noticed how much this substance supported the overall appearance of his albums.
progress2007 1 year ago 3
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Wielkość J.M. Jarre można porównać do Bacha ,Mozarta i Chopina naszych czasów, niesamowite wyczucie,lekkość i transcydentalność kompozycji
Zachwycam się jego utworami od połowy lat 80'tych i nie mam jeszcze dość
szacunek za genialność
kgbtatus 1 year ago
Wielkość J.M. Jarre można porównać do Bacha ,Mozarta i Chopina naszych czasów, niesamowite wyczucie,lekkość i transcydentalność kompozycji
Zachwycam się jego utworami od połowy lat 80'tych i nie mam jeszcze dość
szacunek za genialność
kgbtatus 1 year ago
simply jarre is a genius before his time.....but has inspired a generation
MrGarylick 1 year ago
this music is sweet....
lordeck007 1 year ago
Seit meiner Jugend begleitet mich dieser Musiker. Danke dafür!
Myxin666 1 year ago
I agree. They is mastapieces!
smilingpug 1 year ago
@ Sputnixen: indeed, they are the masterpieces!
costas1010 1 year ago
Simplesmente fantastico e bem elaborado, conheço todas as musicas desta serie equinoxe e oxygene.
wilton1034 1 year ago
i listened to this in my bed with my headphones on when i was 12, 41 now... still gets me;)
atzenanu 1 year ago
@atzenanu :))
I feel the same,even im not 41...First time i listen Jarre music when i was 5,in radio commercial,and it trap me for ever..:))
technologicalsky 1 year ago
i have been looking for anythng from jarre and finaly i have found him here on youtube its fantastic. I have been listening to his music for over 25 years.thank you
MrTracylambert 1 year ago
brilliant
sgrave1 2 years ago
love the sound of the waves.
ratcliffave 2 years ago 2
ITs a sad one this for deaths etc
godparticles1 2 years ago
Música Eletrônica de primeira. Música envolvente. Jarre é um ótimo tecladista, parece que os sons ecoam dos cosmos. Maravilhosa!
asilvestr 2 years ago
A pure marvel.
UnibX 2 years ago
Jarre a été un de ces défricheurs qui ont très vite su tirer la quintessence des machines jusqu'à les faire oublier. C'est sans doute le Satie de la musique électronique, à l'exception près que Jarre aura connu le succès de son vivant. A classer aux côtés des plus grands compositeurs français comme Gainsbourg, Magma et tant d'autres...
Gaston2Foix 2 years ago 3
At the time I was completely oblivious toward the expressive adagio for strings that this pieces includes...
progress2007 2 years ago
He's married to Charlotte Rampling AND he wrote this. You can't get more jammy than that!
tilerman 2 years ago
@tilerman
"The marriage was publicly dissolved in 1997 when she found out via tabloid newspaper stories about Jarre's affairs with other women and (she) had a nervous breakdown" (wikipedia on Charlotte)
BarbaShime 2 years ago
j'ai découvert jean-michel a l'age de 15 ans aujourd'hui j'en ai 47 et et quand j'écoute jarre c'est toujour avec la meme émotion je ne m'en lasserai jamais merci jean-michel j'adore tout ce que tu fait bravo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
max226285 2 years ago 3
If you make an 'oo' shape and sound with your mouth and from there, steadily open your mouth as wide as possible, you can create the 'phaser' effect like heard in this track!!!
neil73 2 years ago
I know what you mean, you can create the 'flanger' effect in a similar method but that's moving your mouth a lot quicker, lol!
BluDevil93 2 years ago
@neil73
I used to do this all the time when I was a child. This method is basically the mechanical equivalent of an analogue filter. Our vocal tract is basically made of a tube, which opens and closes at certain points, causing different frequencies of the buzzer in our throat to be removed, creating vowels.
porcorosso81 2 years ago
perfect does not even cover his work!!!
pogsboo 2 years ago 4
Extra ce morceau ! très aventureux , fait voyager rien qu'en fermant les yeux. Et puis que de souvenirs, merci Monsieur Jarre et respect pour votre talent
vince89130 2 years ago 3
Its the same tune played in different tempos and arrangments,same idea as Vivaldis 4 seasons really,
Ubajug 2 years ago 4
I love this music-style.
JMJ is the master of electronic sounds.
Free your mind...;)
Skywalker19731 2 years ago 39
@Skywalker19731
it's ambient music
baronzuela 5 months ago
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@Skywalker19731
it's ambient music
baronzuela 5 months ago
both oxygene and equinoxe is masterpieces!
Sputnixen 2 years ago 81
@Sputnixen those are the best ones,,,, also zoolook...
vicko77 1 year ago
@Sputnixen
They should be combined to form 'Equinoxygene'.
lithiumdeuteride 1 year ago 2
@Sputnixen
...are...
Metastate12 1 year ago 2
@Sputnixen ARE masterpieces not IS ;)
2910StevieJay 1 year ago
@Sputnixen So true!
Omcsesz 1 year ago
@Sputnixen ARE masterpieces!!!
valeo626 8 months ago
timeless beautiful music
mrkvamaster 2 years ago 7
Equinoxe is the living proof that music critics and journalists don't REALLY listen to albums... They quote Oxygène all the time, but Equinoxe is easily as good. Period.
jeanbatman2002 2 years ago 6
I agree. I prefer Equinoxe over Oxygene also. I, however, believe Oxygene is a more important album than Equinoxe were at the time. Oxygene could easily be one of the most important albums of all time in that genre but, Equinoxe is better :)
flashchrome 2 years ago 4
This is very deep x) !
geforce5700fx 2 years ago 3
Ich liebe !!
kasieczekextras 2 years ago 2
This is as good as it can possibly ever get. ; )
FalcoX 2 years ago 3
I remember i had all Jarres albums on tape and back then i tried to figure out when the songs started and ended. It was difficult since sone song went into the next one.
mulleops 2 years ago 2
same here...it's like the first mix ever :) you put the tape and you don't stop until the album is over
fischek 2 years ago 5
Beautiful sound. The music of the Universe. Congratulations Mr. Jean Michel Jarre. nº1.
Sagan68 2 years ago 5
Ahhh, Erinnerungen an die Kindheit!!!
Als ich das erste mal im Planetarium war lief dieses Stück- absolut prägend!
6marco5 2 years ago
Brilliant, moving and awe inspiring piece - and to think this was recorded in 1978!!! In could just as easly be an adagio track on a modern dance album. Boy o boy, fabulous.
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sweetcandi84 2 years ago 2
Spectacular work. So much detail it's unreal. Truely great EDM.
billythewill67 2 years ago
This was it.... LSD, friends, beauty and fantasy.... mid eighties
SjoerdDekker 2 years ago 3
Without Jarre, electronic influences in todays music would still be in its childhood!
Jarre's arrangements are absolutely awesome masterpieces!
Anacinc 2 years ago 3
Wow. First time hearing Jean. I'm never going to forget this moment. Enlightening music.
joellet666 2 years ago 5
You're lucky to hear one of his best works ever.
Orvieta 2 years ago
One of the most haunting pieces of music I´ve ever listened to, let the music take you to the unknown places of your mind!
TheAjs39 2 years ago
These are the same sounds my brain utters.
dr17ee 2 years ago
this music would be awesome in the upcoming bioshock 2.
NoobUBoob 2 years ago
If it weren't for the likes of Jarre then there would be no Prodigy :P
BluDevil93 2 years ago 8
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what the fuck ????!
ilismixicek 2 years ago
children should NOT have access to Internet :/
1idm 2 years ago
A high water mark in electronic music - peerless ...
PatGleeson123 2 years ago
@PatGleeson123 Nail on the head,
louis0121 2 years ago
This song reminds me of an expedition into the deepest parts of the sea, an unknown abyss......
BluDevil93 2 years ago 2
this is duty bound for fall out 4 on the x box that would scare the shite out yeah make it happen
bigg10man 2 years ago
i grew up listening to all types of music..when i ventured out back in the late 70s, i found that Kraftwerk & Jean michel Jaree were from a time where this was the music of the futur..it is so sadd that music went backwards....the composition, the depth, the unexpected is awesome
superfunkyheroe 2 years ago
A very beautiful mixture of melancholy, poetry, solitude and strageness. Hypnotic also.
A certain definition of the universes probably.
gerden238 2 years ago 6
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gerden238 2 years ago
7 STARS ******* !
adimaj78 2 years ago 2
this is what modern is all about... it transcends time... this will be as good as it was yesterday.. and today and then tomorrow....
rockyre4 2 years ago 5
zeitlose Musik
666ratrod 2 years ago 2
amazing
kevycanavan 3 years ago
I love Equinoxe!!!
byprotopopov 3 years ago
Very beautiful and profound song! Thank you for posting!
atllantiss 3 years ago 7
Un auténtico adagio clásico.
Evoca el misterio de la ciencia y el cosmos.
castanoargentina 3 years ago 6
If you were floating in space this is what you would want to be listening to.
gazzaha 3 years ago 9
or oxgene
xboxlive6 3 years ago 3
i've heard most of jarre's music, and i think after oxygene and equinoxe, he never did anything so good as those two albums...no matter how hard he tried...
ultrablue167 3 years ago
I'm telling you, mate! The concerts in China, Magnetic field and Zoolook were just as good as Oxygene and Equinox were. I'm pretty sure.
Wladek89HU 3 years ago
Too true!
BluDevil93 3 years ago
I loved Magnetic Fields,Arpegiator from China is amazing and ethnicolor from Zoolook is great too.
dmimsm1 3 years ago
One of my favorite Jarre musics is The Magnetic fiels 3, Orient express (Concerts in China), and Blah Blah café (Zoolook). They are terrific. Do any of you know, and eventually like Kraftwerk? They are my favorite autors
Wladek89HU 3 years ago
Who doesnt know Kraftwerk ?
dmimsm1 3 years ago 2
Who doesnt know J.M.Jarre? Who doesnt know Vangelis? Who doesnt know Tangerin Dream? Who doesnt know Giorgio Moroder? Who doesnt know Mike Oldfield, Kitaro, Tomita, Klaus Schultz, Didier Marouani... If u love electronic music, u HAVE to know thier work...
Nadaaf 3 years ago 4
Indeed and seens as i know all them i must ;)Dont forget Eno and Sakamoto too,i know you could keep adding,so many over the years.
dmimsm1 3 years ago
don't forget Bruce Haack!
redbasedsugar 2 years ago
Yep, i totally agree...
UKHelicopterPilot 3 years ago
I kind of agree with you but there are parts of magnetic fields which are wonderful and if you havent heard his album Geometry of love from a few years ago check it out,a real return to form i think after a bad decade in the 90's from him.I think he tried to copy the commercial dance scene from that time instead of just being himself,which is infinitely better :)
dmimsm1 3 years ago 2
zoolook,magnetic fields and all the rest were amazing too. not to mention oxygene 7-13
microkorgboy 3 years ago 2
sounds really nerdy what you just said
deftify 3 years ago
I've known Jean's music for 32 years - from my childhood I love his spiritual music, full of feelings, wonderful, no more words to describe. I hope he'll never stop creating.
mimoza71 3 years ago 4
Thanks for uploading.
njzhbbr 3 years ago 3
Ca fait du bien de revenir aux sources .
Quel bonheur !
laminarwing 3 years ago
i "know" jmj for about 15 years now. should mean i heard about him about 15 years ago. i heard tracks of him
and just thought, well thats jmj...and decided i like it but nothing more, didn´t listen to his music anymore...but today i´m absolutley amazed. i think he really "wrote" some all time classics. in such moments i realize what a great thing internet and especially youtube is. thanks a lot !!! btw.: peace out to all over the world
hereiamhere75 3 years ago 3
Jarre's music seems really dated in this era. But you just have to see the videos of how they played Oxygene and put yourselves in mid/late seventies shoes to realise just how ground-breaking he was. Much of dance music would not have happened if it weren't for the techniques and treatment of music that this man developed. And much of dance music sadly has been too trendy to admit his influence.
BaseTurnComplete 3 years ago 3
Some people say this music is dated. Beethoven is still being played today. His music is classical. This music is Modern classical. This cannot be compared to ANY dance music...lol
TheLondoners 3 years ago 2