Yeah, everyone seems to have different favourites. There is even a poster on the PSB forum that thinks Exit is the only other good track apart from Brick England.
So JMJ continues to amaze and baffle in equal measure, which maybe was the whole point.
I do get the impression that except for a couple of exception (such as Numan), some of the contributors on E2 were not as involved in the project as on E1 and maybe either they or JMJ lost a bit of interest in the track. It's interesting that on some of their social media accounts there are no mention of the collaboration with JMJ, which is why E2 seems less polished and more all over the place than E1.
I suppose working with 30 artists was a little bit like entering into a marriage with each, and some worked out better than others, but JMJ couldn't just phone up and say "Sorry, this track isn't working out" after they had agreed to do the track and put in the work.
But for me JMJ is a musical chameleon, in all genres but yet in none. A quite unique artist.
My final thoughts (for now) on the project is that I have 20-24 new Jarre tracks that will be on shuffle for many years to come. That's far more than I ever thought possible after the T&T debacle. So good on Mr. Jarre. A lot of good new music. I've cherry picked my favourites and I'm sure you will too. All in all a success.