

Cool, makes sense because of the Track Story based on Automatic.
Even if I wish some of the tracks to be a bit longer I think it was a very nice thing of him to make 2!! parts with Vince Clarke.Dr_Jones wrote:Cool, makes sense because of the Track Story based on Automatic.
And from a previous post:
Track 4 Jean-Michel Jarre E Project 3:09
Track 5 Jean-Michel Jarre E Project 2:58
It is a double album: http://www.amazon.co.uk/E-Project-VINYL ... ref=sr_1_2melo wrote:Lets remember this interview from 2014:
http://www.audiomediainternational.com/recording/jean-michel-jarre-adds-ssl/0944Jarre is in the process of creating a new, in his words, “fairly ambitious double album project,” and the AWS is front and center, supporting the creative effort. “The AWS made a noticeable difference in sound quality from the controller I had been using with Pro Tools,” states Jarre. “Putting them side by side, the sound of the AWS was immediately warmer and crystal clear. I create many of my tracks with synthesizers going directly into the AWS and the sound quality was superior to that of the controller. I feel like I am sonically real with the AWS and that it helps me to achieve the sound I am looking for.”
I can pay. but I don´t like to pay so much money for a new Album I never heard before . Maybe for a "real" Solo-Studio Album, but not for Collaboration-Album.Christophe wrote:To much money for those deluxe-boxes. And it's still not completed! Who can pay that? Someone that have in his backyard a donkey that poop money I guess. Can I have that donkey, please.![]()
Greetings,
Christophe
Me too! Much better in my eyes than the covers for Conquistador and Glory.Dr_Jones wrote:I like the cover.


To me the two tracks sounds complete different. Stardust is really a catchy dance-athem (not like Téo & Téa, years ago) and Automatic is not a catchy dance-track but something more like Jarre meets up-tempo dance from the 80ies. But that's just my opinion.Finaero wrote:You know, I really like the Stardust track... but it sounds a bit too much like the Vince Clarke collaboration track. Not entirely a bad thing, just a teensey weensey bit of a shame.