Blah Blah Cafe, the Jean-Michel Jarre forum

[Finaero]

Corporal Clegg

[tinmachine]

Pet Shop Boys (or Tennant/Lowe if they prefer) would be top of the list for me, followed by Trevor Horn.

Brian Eno would be one that I'm sure JMJ would like to work with, as well as maybe Brian May of Queen.

I'd also nominate Henry Jackman as I love the soundtrack he did for X-Men First Class (I love the Magneto theme at the end of the film).

[cygnusx-1]

The Future Sound Of London

[Christophe]

Harold Faltermeyer
Giorgio Moroder
Brian May
Mike Oldfield
Kraftwerk (saddle they never do collaborations)
Pet Shop Boys
Daft Punk
Vangelis (maybe impossible too)

A few of them will be nice enough for me.

Greetings,


Christophe

[Violator]

Midge Ure maybe?

[Stereomatic]

Kraftwerk (saddle they never do collaborations)

They collaborated on Ryuichi Sakamotos Zero Landmine

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zero_Landmine

[Robi]

Mark Snow

The X-Files composer

[Voyager37]

Around 2002 Pet Shop Boys were asked about JMJ music comparing it. Neil told they actually never heard it. Strange.
Kraftwerk never collaborates with anyone on principle. Karl Bartos I seem is more possible and wishful for me.

They collaborated on Ryuichi Sakamotos Zero Landmine
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zero_Landmine

What does it mean "Zero Landmine" sound logo?

Never knew that, but someone told here Vangelis doesn't like JMJ.
I can easy imagine David Gilmour voice and guitar with Jarre music, BUT DG now is too busy releasing his own album. So I'm doubting it's possible this time. Roger Waters is too sarcastic to collaborate on such level, I guess.
If Jean-Michel suggested to Martin Gore, I guess he would decline. Martin was told he can't imagine to compose with anyone else because this process is very intimate to him.
I seem Klaus Schulze is slightly jealous to JMJ for collaboration. I see them as a rivals on one field.

[Violator]

If Jean-Michel suggested to Martin Gore, I guess he would decline. Martin was told he can't imagine to compose with anyone else because this process is very intimate to him.

http://www.discogs.com/artist/2532459-VCMG

[Voyager37]

Kraftwerk (saddle they never do collaborations)

They collaborated on Ryuichi Sakamotos Zero Landmine

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zero_Landmine

Found it. For this track Florian Schneider recorded several seconds of robovox. That's all. It can't be called real collaboration.

[Stereomatic]

Kraftwerk (saddle they never do collaborations)

They collaborated on Ryuichi Sakamotos Zero Landmine

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zero_Landmine

Found it. For this track Florian Schneider recorded several seconds of robovox. That's all. It can't be called real collaboration.

To speak in Kraftwerk terms it is a collaboration (or more a participation, you are correct)

[Finaero]

Röyksopp and none of the old farts mentioned other places in this thread

Agreed.

As for Martin Gore, well, he doesn't like JMJ at all (I think some other thread in here had a quotation of his on the subject) so that's also a thing.

But once again, due to a partially shared album title, Silicon Dream: http://www.discogs.com/artist/68571-Silicon-Dream

[1906]

ERIC SERRA

[Velodynamic]

Röyksopp and none of the old farts mentioned other places in this thread

+1 ...problem is, do they get a second chance or are they going to offer some time to participate?

Mike Oldfield could be a bit hard nut to cack. I can see him sitting in the studio with crossed arms ranting "not without the celtic bagpipe and some mandolin".
Still it's an emotional dream for many people including me ofcourse.

More... Crystal Method, The Chemical Brothers, Front Line Assembly, VNV Nation, Moderat, Celldweller, Vector Lovers, Rone, Chateau Marmont, Oceanlab, Above & Beyond

the list never ends.

[Dr_Jones]

Imagine if he'd get Abba together for this project.