GeeJee wrote:Right, like Jakob points out, it will always be a matter of taste.
But, if WFC is the last album you really enjoyed, it sounds like you have had a miserable life since 1990, hoping everyday for something better to be released. Haven't you moved on? It's a fricking 19 years ago!!

To some extent this is true!
Please don't get me wrong here, I'm not seeking to be hyper critical of Jarre's work since WFC - I've certainly enjoyed all of Jarre's albums since WFC in one way or another, and I think there have been elements of greatness in most of them... all I'm saying is that WFC was, in my view, Jarre's last genuinely great album from beginning to end.
I admit I've struggled to move on and yes, since 1990 I have spent every day hoping for something better to be released!
In my original question I mentioned the amount of genuine originality in WFC - and we've since discussed the use of algorithms as a genuinely original idea, so, pushing my agenda further and distorting the question, where are the weak points in WFC?