Jean-Michel Jarre - Chronology, Pt. 4 

I went to see him play in 1988, ( I think), and it was at the Victoria Docks in East London. The light show he done was amazing. He reflected images on all the buildings on the docks around that area.It was for his new album" Revolutions".I've still got the album, and the ticket, which I bought for £9.

😊 I also received "Oxygène" on tape as a birthday present... I was a little bit older though. But the first tape I heard by him was the compilation "The Essential". In my memory, the French version was called "L'Essentiel" but I didn't find any picture of it with that name on internet so it might be my mind playing tricks on me 🤔... Anyway, it was a good introduction to Jean-Michel Jarre. I remember when Chronologie came out and especially that song... It already was a completely NEW JMJ. I actually didn't like that track. Much preferred Chronologie Part 2. I also remember him being invited at a TV show in France before this album came out... He still didn't have a name for the album and said he was opened to suggestions from the public, the only condition being that the name should have the same meaning in French AND English. Funny how he was already interacting with people long before internet existed... 😊

You're a very lucky girl.

This new music is full of joy, love, happiness - et magnifique 💖 ! Merci !

You were so lucky my friend, now m crying 🥲

Godfather of trance.

And he did it far better than anyone now is or ever will

@@aegisgfx naaah . . that's like too much. Godfather of trance = o.k , but the best there was, is or ever will be is too much mate ! . . Lol

@@aegisgfx Well, Maybe ... some unknown prodigious kid might be sitting in his basement as we speak, developing a world class talent to unleash on the world some day. Jarre is one of a kind but doesn’t have a monopoly on musical genius. P.s. No one thought anyone would ever rival Mozart either until Beethoven and Wagner came along.

That's literally the reason why Jarre made this album, it's actually based by the EDM phenomenom that had been developing since the late 1980s (it's also inspired by A Brief History of Time by Stephen Hawking).

+1 tremendo recuerdos

Debería de ser una canción para los JJOO sin dudas

Yeah man, this was the future we all wanted to get. We got screwed out of it.

hedegaard 8 his piece of music magnetic fields 4 is excellent too

Agree 100%

Yo, de este ARTISTA,. Con letras mayúsculas, solamente decir, Thank You so much!!!!!,. And, and and and No Coment!!!!!!

3 favorite compositions for a lifetime, you can listen endlessly for me: 1) JMJ: Chronology 4 2) Vangelis: Ask the mountains 3) Bas Broekhuis: the synchronicity of life part 3 Переведено с Русского 3 любимые композиции за всю жизнь, можно слушать бесконечно. 1) JMJ: Chronologie 4 2) Yello: Ask the mountain with Stina 3) Bas Broekhaus: Bas Broekhuis - The Synchronicity of Life, Part 3.

Oh yeah same here. From Rendez Vous to Chronology, all the tapes were in the car :-)

Damn your so lucky. I didn't hear him till college and feel so depreved. He's part of why I do my own electronic music as a hobbie. Had I heard him when I was young who knows what I'd be doing now instead.

Same here, I remember riding our futuristic Citroen GSA and listening to Jarre I wish I could go back

@@Wok_Agenda Sweet ! we had a GS for a few months, i especially remember the specific speedometer :) Otherwise it was Renault... 18... 25...

My older brother gave me the same outlook on life through great music.

Dankeschön

JMJ serves as an inspiration to many, especially in the electronic music department. His albums Electronica part 1 and 2 have almost exclusively collabs with lots of (modern) artists. But yeah, this is an amazing track. The time theme throughout the album is special. If you've noticed, the album starts the same way as it ends, representing an endless loop in time.

Полный улёт!

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Окуеннейше,форева! Брависсимо!

Eu hv ci

Projettes -toi dans une autre dimension et, tu écouteras !

Pues va a ser que no... 😢

Weiter machen aber nix kaputt Machen

Weitermachen im All

Lol

This is my favourite🙂I saw him live twice in the 90's absolutely amazing 👏

C'est certainement vrai pour la musique électronique. C'est d'ailleurs le seul compositeur de musique électronique que j'adore !

Of course GREAT ARTIST!

Unsere Welt muss lernen nicht aus Dreck zu bestehen

Master Gut

Skopia

+DjZiggy Very fitting song for the end of a year, yeah.

Klasse

Das war Anfang....

m1

je suis d'accord avec toi Fabien Fournier mais Magnetic fields ou champs magnétiques 4 et 2 font partie de ses meilleurs morceaux comme Oxygène 8.

@@voxeurfabrice838 Bsr Voxeur Fabrice , , mon préféré est Zoolook , pour moi le plus bel album , le travail des voix électroniques est du à un Homme qui est décédé y à quelques jours , il à pas mal sillonné le monde pour enregistré le max de voix ethniques et ca déjà commencé sur la plage 1 de champs Magnétiques et le travail de Zoolook en fait pour moi le plus bel opus de JMJ , mais chacun ses goûts ! Pour le reste d' accord avec toi Fabrice . J' ai oublié le nom de ce génial créateur de voix qui à beaucoup participé avec JMJ et Michel Geiss .

Inti Orozco its actually kind of 80s sounding. in the 90s it was all 2unlimited hard style.

Inti Orozco q 1

very late 80s then :p

Well I discovered it when it came out, in 1993, when I was 12, so I was in context.

Charles Browning trust me it's 90's

I was 15..i m almost crying.. The best piece of this genius👏👏👏

@@alessiogiovagnoli385 Probably people with musical anhedonia

People that walk with the devil

@@patrikboij7560 Yeah exactly lol

First "strong" trance, the EDM beginning of it. Before JMJ all the trance had no rhythm instruments. For example, Klaus Schultze' works have an arp rhythm only. Trance is one of the greatest music genres ever. I don't know any people, who don't like trance in its various forms.

Да, в благородных чертах лица этого человека и в его глазах - свет разума.

Согласна полностью. И красивый, и очень талантливый человек. Обожаю эту музыку с ранней юности, у меня были ещё лазерные диски. Еще альбом кислород. Этно цвет тоже просто супер. Жан Мишель это Бах и Бетховен нашей эры.

@@user-hm8wl8cy5x люди, создающие такие творения, делают мир лучше. А в этом, на мой взгляд, и состоит предназначение человека. Низкий поклон как самим таким людям, так и тем, кто ценит их и их творчество!

@@user-jd3ft8wt5r Это верно, музыка на все времена. Огромное спасибо таким талантливым людям. Слушаю его с детства. Ещё в научных фильмах СССР звучали эти мелодии, сразу же запали в душу, а кто автор, узнала уже позже. Это будет, на мой взгляд, классика будущего, как для нас Чайковский, Моцарт, Бах. Мусор уйдёт, не буду называть уже набивших оскомину личностей, а эта музыка останется. Браво, космическая музыка одна из моих любимых

@@user-hm8wl8cy5x ¡1 #y loñ

Es unico, no hay nada parecido, el resto imitaciones.

Mercie , maestro Jarre.

Y como se llama tu negocio saludos desde Guadalajara jalisco

@@jotaro.tapatio Hola Luna, se llama Centro Optico Claypole. Saludos cordiales

THE greatest!

Pues tienes los mismos pilares musicales que yo.

Recuerdo en mí adolescencia,el día q llegó a la casa con un LP llamado equinoccio, inmediatamente lo puse en la tornamesa,y ese día cambio mi percepción de la música, qué suerte tuve.

Luis Lonbusco wey yo tengo casi 30 años y me gusta esto te hace alucinar eh imaginar mundos raros

@@abrahamlapuerta4261 y que yo

Jarre is a genious. A master. I dream to meet him

The name of the band is from VNV NATION Band

Edgar Munguía Téllez it’s absolutely not. I’d started Future Perfect before I’d heard of VNV nation. Look at the video here and see where it flashes up the words, Future Perfect, as a aspect of time. That’s where it comes from.

Hombre...tanto como el padre de la música electrónica computerizada no diría yo. J.M.Jarre es un hito de esta modalidad musical...pero no olvidemos que recién estrenada la década de los 70's artistas tan legendarios como Pink Floyd, Alan Parsons ó Vangelis también incluían sampleos y patrones como recurso para componer. Ahí tienes One of these days, On the run, I robot, mammagamma...

Temazo, que obra musical😍

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Valida para todas las etapas de la vida esta música espacial impresionante

A genius... The first and maybe the best elettrotrance ever.. I was 15 and i remember him whit a mix of good different sensations.. This was and is the story.. Poetry in melody. 👏👏👏Merci France from Italy 🙏

Delicioso 😘