Yes I agree and I find it a pity that this piece does not close the album instead of "hexagone 700-701."
Otherwise I find that Hexagone 14 ends very abruptly, almost as if it lacked an end or not at the good moment/tempo.
Yes I agree and I find it a pity that this piece does not close the album instead of "hexagone 700-701."
You mean "Polygone 14". Well, it's 0:29 and it was registered in SACEM as 0:28 late Sept 2021nexxxus wrote: Fri Feb 11, 2022 11:47 pm Otherwise I find that Hexagone 14 ends very abruptly, almost as if it lacked an end or not at the good moment/tempo.
YES ! POLYGONE 14 - 0:29Jote wrote: Sat Feb 12, 2022 1:29 am You mean "Polygone 14". Well, it's 0:29 and it was registered in SACEM as 0:28 late Sept 2021
[T-307.018.004-6] POLYGONE 14 (0:28)
so it's probably JMJ's fault.
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Vol. 9 was released a couple weeks after Oxygene 3 (yeah, I know this here would be the other way around)Dr_Jones wrote: Wed Aug 03, 2022 9:13 pm Yeah, kinda looking forward to that, but I guess releasing a Jarre related Radiophonie record in the same period as a new JMJ album would cause some confusion?