90's icon? WTF ?

The man changed popular music. Period. RIP Dave.

Fishing junks sunset was based on a traditional chinese composition that comes from the ages…
Jarre adapted to the chinese orchestra.

No chance he turned veggie, given the restaurant menu!

My quick take (Wendy Carlos could be higher though as she's so relevant to synth music). 15 – Brian Eno 14 – Vince Clarke 13 – John Paul Jones 12 – Gershon Kingsley 11 – Mike Oldfield 10 – Herbie Hancock 9 - Giorgio Moroder 8 – Wendy Carlos 7 – Daft Punk 6 - Klaus Schulze 5 – Vangelis 4 – Rick Wrigh...

https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/K6rjqUsxvo76oVTvqp9UuZ-1024-80.jpg.webp It’s the big one. Finally firmly placing electronic music on the map Jarre was savvy to the fact that you can’t have a smash synth hit without a cracking tune too. Oxygène – the album – treads just the right side of the line ...

It's a big loss for the music world!
He made a big impact on music especially for the science-fiction even though Blade Runner didn't receive an award in the US, instead of Chariots of fire.
Edit: This guy knows a lot on vangelis

I didn't know Gary retired some months in 1981! He's not much known in France, Jarre could help through this documentary on the long term…

I don't understand Jarre's avatar. Geeze… Look at his calfs… Looks like they're half naked…

"Nothing is impossible" That would be a perfect album title!

Maybe JMJ could change the Renault's audio identity?

Always sad when someone how's music you grew up with disappears… I loved Mirage and X.

JMJ being rude "fucking streaming platform" Wow.

It's been a long time he didn't speak of is academy of music. Maybe something will pop up in the newt months ?

Inauguration of the France-Pejot passage this Monday in the presence of her son Jean-Michel Jarre Monday 12 July at the end of the morning, the plate of the resistant, died in 2010 at the age of 95 years will finally be unveiled. A distinguished guest will be present: her son, the musician Jean-Mic...