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Dr_Jones wrote:http://www.blu.fm/subsites/detail.php?k ... s8tDeZqNjU


Looks like E.S. is Edward Snowden.

Just in case this information was unintentionally leaked, here's a screenshot

Jote wrote:

Dr_Jones wrote:http://www.blu.fm/subsites/detail.php?k ... s8tDeZqNjU


Looks like E.S. is Edward Snowden.

Just in case this information was unintentionally leaked, here's a screenshot

The article is online now for more than five days. I don't think it was unintentionally. The author writes that he could listen to the whole album - together with Jean Michel.

And by the way: At the moment the release of the Pete Townshend EP is planned after the release of Electronica 2 (according to Sony Music).

Dr_Jones wrote:http://www.blu.fm/subsites/detail.php?k ... s8tDeZqNjU


Looks like E.S. is Edward Snowden.

Google translation


JEAN-MICHEL JARRE: OF PART 2
The French sound wizard shows 2016 tons of courage and a very good taste for beats. With his album "Electronica: The Time Machine" put Jean-Michel Jarre 2015 a truly impressive comeback towards. It was his most successful album since 1983.

For the second part, "The Time Machine: The Heart of Noise" he brought back a fine selection of musicians too and worked with them on epic, electronic, eurodance ( "As One") and sometimes more trance pieces that the bar put up for other producers.

TECHNO WITH EDWARD SNOWDEN present were among others, the Pet shop Boys (the common (hymnal) piece "Brick England" is perhaps the best love letter to the English landscape in recent years ) Peaches (naughty Underground electric Berlin style) and Edward Snowden (!), speaks to a Techno board once more about truth and espionage.

"With this composition I made ​​pieces that should sound like it would suit my desire musicians. Then I sent them my work and we started working on it together, "revealed us to the synthesizer pioneer in an intimate Listening in a Berlin hotel. "The pieces of work through the interplay of various small items such as a large painting, a panorama."

An album that really deserves the title milestone.

Oxygene wrote:And by the way: At the moment the release of the Pete Townshend EP is planned after the release of Electronica 2 (according to Sony Music).

I think it's a strange decision. The right moment IMHO would have been between the 2 volumes of Electronica but I'll get it anyway.

I was wondering if finally "Travelator" will be part of the extra contents of the second volume of the fan boxes but now it seems it's being released separately. Good news after all...

Vozdelosvientos wrote:

Oxygene wrote:And by the way: At the moment the release of the Pete Townshend EP is planned after the release of Electronica 2 (according to Sony Music).

I think it's a strange decision. The right moment IMHO would have been between the 2 volumes of Electronica but I'll get it anyway.

I was wondering if finally "Travelator" will be part of the extra contents of the second volume of the fan boxes but now it seems it's being released separately. Good news after all...

As I've been told, the release was planned earlier, but there have been deadline problems with the vinyl pressing plants, so they decided to concentrate on the album first.

Regards,
Matthias

Oxygene wrote:The article is online now for more than five days. I don't think it was unintentionally. The author writes that he could listen to the whole album - together with Jean Michel.

Yeah, I understood that, but I would think that the "E.S." reveal was planned for later. It's probably the biggest surprise of the album - that's why I suppose it's an unwanted leak at this point in time.

Jote wrote:that's why I suppose it's an unwanted leak at this point in time.

Ooh, that'd be fitting.

Oxygene wrote:(…) As I've been told (…)

Sounds like a secret agent

Oxygene wrote: As I've been told, the release was planned earlier, but there have been deadline problems with the vinyl pressing plants, so they decided to concentrate on the album first.

So it's getting a physical release? That's great to hear!

Finaero wrote:

Jote wrote:that's why I suppose it's an unwanted leak at this point in time.

Ooh, that'd be fitting.

Yup, the irony of that is undeniable.

The Sound-Oven wrote:... and also Falling Down and Heart of Noise

Arranged by Claude Samard, apparently.

i see ok cool!

But no Rimbert in this album...

Jote wrote:

Oxygene wrote:The article is online now for more than five days. I don't think it was unintentionally. The author writes that he could listen to the whole album - together with Jean Michel.

Yeah, I understood that, but I would think that the "E.S." reveal was planned for later. It's probably the biggest surprise of the album - that's why I suppose it's an unwanted leak at this point in time.

If you check the article right now you will find the line "Techno Mit Edward Snowden" has been removed and the other reference to him has changed into "E.S." again...

Funny...

The Siriusmo track got stuck in my mind, it's so catchy. Also I really like Heart of Noise and the Gary Numan song reminds me of Grand Theft Auto . The Peaches track sounds like some trap thing.

Oh, the irony.

Also: told ya!