Track played in between WFC while waiting for Jean Michel Jarre to come on stage at POP Bercy, Paris (25/03/2010)
Blah Blah Cafe, the Jean-Michel Jarre forum
If it was played at a JMJ concert back back in 2010, why would it not be JMJ? I don't think I really get it...Big time wrote:No the recording is from the 2010 tour, and I have it on my computer
But the point is: There is a part of that recording (from 2010) that contains what Jarre is now (in 2016) presenting as Oxygene part 19. So if it wasn't Jarre that composed that ambient intro back in 2010, then why is a part of it on Jarre's new Oxygene 3 album? But if it WAS Jarre, then we've got a 20 minutes ambient piece of work, that not many knows aboutAnd it's an amazing piece, Jarre or not Jarre!
Yes, that's exactly itrinogurr wrote:Track played in between WFC while waiting for Jean Michel Jarre to come on stage at POP Bercy, Paris (25/03/2010)
I have another recording (the whole thing) that last's about 20 minutes. But at the very end of the link that you just posted above, you can hear the Oxygene 19 piece that you also can hear at the youtube Oxygene 3 player. It's not THAT clear on your recording, but it's perfectly clear on my recording. Soooo, is Jarre the composer behind this ambient piece after all? 
There was a big discussion about it back then, and somebody found out? that is wasn't Jarre but someone else. I even got an email to this person, and I asked if this cool track was to be released, but he said that it consisted of different little pieces that he had done for different commercials, so it couldn't be released due to copyrights, or something like that. I don't remember exactly. I was all a little bit strange, because it really sounded like something that Jarre could have done. And I really loved it, it was/is really something special and dreamy!! And I REALLY want a studio recording of it!!Velodynamic wrote:If it was played at a JMJ concert back back in 2010, why would it not be JMJ? I don't think I really get it...Big time wrote:No the recording is from the 2010 tour, and I have it on my computer
But the point is: There is a part of that recording (from 2010) that contains what Jarre is now (in 2016) presenting as Oxygene part 19. So if it wasn't Jarre that composed that ambient intro back in 2010, then why is a part of it on Jarre's new Oxygene 3 album? But if it WAS Jarre, then we've got a 20 minutes ambient piece of work, that not many knows about
This sounds pretty nice, Don't remember hearing this in Rotterdam despite being at least half an 45 minutes early or so.rinogurr wrote:Track played in between WFC while waiting for Jean Michel Jarre to come on stage at POP Bercy, Paris (25/03/2010)
Well this I want to hear!Big time wrote:Yes, that's exactly it
Could be, but if so, this means that this whole damn great ambient track was then composed... by... Jarre?Jote wrote:Also he did state that Oxygene 19 was composed ~2 years ago while working on Electronica, so that's pretty weird as well. Then again, foundations for "Suns have gone" and "Swipe to the right" were laid as early as 2010 as well, so he might have just used that particular sequence from 2010 for Oxygene 19 while most of the track was composed in 2014?
For sure a couple of Electronica tracks are a result of his ~2010 work. Still a bit worried about "somebody found out? that is wasn't Jarre but someone else".Velodynamic wrote:Well to be fair I do remember that during the In-Doors "World" Arena Tour sometimes 2009/2010 through instagram, twitter, facebook...(whatever) JMJ tried to announce that he what working on some new music.
He even showed smartphone snaps from inside the tour bus of him playing on some new Roland synthesizer between the gigs.
Maybe this Oxygene 3 is a result of that?
His name is Jean-Michel Derain.
But I REALLY want a studio recording of the whole damn thing!! I guess we never will get one, because of those 3-4 Jarre bits in the recording! 
