Track 1 Jean-Michel Jarre E Project 3:52
Track 3 Jean-Michel Jarre E Project 6:24
Track 4 Jean-Michel Jarre E Project 3:09
Track 5 Jean-Michel Jarre E Project 2:58
Track 6 Jean-Michel Jarre E Project 2:57
Track 7 Jean-Michel Jarre E Project 4:30
Track 8 Jean-Michel Jarre E Project 5:47
Track 10 Jean-Michel Jarre E Project 3:06
Track 12 Jean-Michel Jarre E Project 2:56
Track 13 Jean-Michel Jarre E Project 4:36
Track 15 Jean-Michel Jarre E Project 3:00
Track 16 Jean-Michel Jarre E Project 7:13
Zero Gravity Jean-Michel Jarre & Tangerine Dream E Project 6:46
Watching You Jean-Michel Jarre & 3D (Massive Attack) E Project 4:05
Glory Jean-Michel Jarre & M83 E Project 3:56
Conquistador Jean-Michel Jarre & Gesaffelstein E Project 3:06
Which leads me to believe tracks 2, 9, 11 and 14 are the already released tracks.
Posted: Fri Jul 10, 2015 12:57 pm
by Velodynamic
This leads me to the question; what has got the best audio qualitative characteristics -black vinyl or coloured/tinted vinyl?
Posted: Fri Jul 10, 2015 1:25 pm
by Velodynamic
Velodynamic wrote:This leads me to the question; what has got the best audio qualitative characteristics -black vinyl or coloured/tinted vinyl?
AFAIK according to audionazis, clear vinyl is the best because any kind of colorization RUINS THE SOUND QUALITY oh noes.
But among normal people, eh, I guess it depends on a lot of other factors? Dunno. >_>
Posted: Fri Jul 10, 2015 2:50 pm
by Finaero
Finaero wrote:
Velodynamic wrote:This leads me to the question; what has got the best audio qualitative characteristics -black vinyl or coloured/tinted vinyl?
AFAIK according to audionazis, clear vinyl is the best because any kind of colorization RUINS THE SOUND QUALITY oh noes.
But among normal people, eh, I guess it depends on a lot of other factors? Dunno. >_>
Pretty much as I suspected the black vinyl holds up better over time because of higher carbon levels. The blue'ish vinyls from i.e. Mike Oldfield's Man On The Rocks has got some nasty hessing high notes going and I have an other tranparent LP that looks cool but sounds even worse compared to a regular CD. Not to mention a picture LP which fits much better on a wall rather then on the vinyl lathe. The thin transparent vinyl layer over the picture doesn't allow the grooves to run as deep as on a coloured or standard black vinyl disc.
There's a pretty deep digging thread on the subject here: http://www.discogs.com/group/thread/600594
Now I'm not telling people to avoid the Deluxe edition just because of this. The vinyl colouring methods have become better and better through the years.
It's just that I thought that it could be interesting to know, that's all.
Can't help, but this site looks like the Esprit-Online-Shop to me Nevertheless, ridiculous pricing. 300 € plus shipping costs (!) for a deluxe edition? No way ... I'll go for the itunes-version. So far I really like "Conquistador" and "Watching You".
Posted: Sun Jul 12, 2015 12:21 pm
by cygnusx-1
1906 wrote:
Christophe wrote:
1906 wrote:
The demo's Jarre sent to all the artists in the first place?
Who knows?
Perhaps JMJ himself doesn't know yet
Or the 'real' new Jarre-album everybody is waiting for?
Posted: Sun Jul 12, 2015 1:53 pm
by Christophe
cygnusx-1 wrote:
1906 wrote:
Christophe wrote:
Who knows?
Perhaps JMJ himself doesn't know yet
Or the 'real' new Jarre-album everybody is waiting for?
Posted: Sun Jul 12, 2015 6:17 pm
by 1906
cygnusx-1 wrote:
Or the 'real' new Jarre-album everybody is waiting for?
Or the long awaited collaboration with Heino !!!!
Posted: Sun Jul 12, 2015 6:37 pm
by cygnusx-1
1906 wrote:
cygnusx-1 wrote:
Or the 'real' new Jarre-album everybody is waiting for?
Or the long awaited collaboration with Heino !!!!
Yeah, can't wait for the Enzian-Remix of Conquistador !! Great, JMJ could then promote his album by performing at Florian Silbereisen's show - he would surely reach a great audience here in Germany ....
Nevertheless, ridiculous pricing. 300 € plus shipping costs (!) for a deluxe edition? No way ... I'll go for the itunes-version. So far I really like "Conquistador" and "Watching You".
Great, JMJ could then promote his album by performing at Florian Silbereisen's show - he would surely reach a great audience here in Germany ....
