Jean-Michel Jarre - Equinoxe, Pt. 5 (Official Music Video)

[@麻馬華公會會長MCA]

Cant believe this song was made in 1978... Still sounds futuristic

[@alvarosousa7707]

Pode acreditar, pois a musica futurista estava em anos 70/80-agora não tem.

[@Fensta]

He might be from outer space, no human could write such beautiful music...

[@wolfgangboettcher3126]

Nur Freundschaft

[@nickatronic1721]

at the age of four I secretly got up in the middle of the night to listen to my father's JMJ records for hours. this was the most emotional time of my childhood - now I'm almost 50 and it's the middle of the night and I'm listening to JMJ.. it hasn't lost any of its magic XD

[@TonyGillarno]

WHAT AN ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL MEMORY. YOU GENUINELY MADE ME CRY,DAMN IT.

[@stephenpowell5912]

My condolences 🥹🥲😭I just turned 50 in July and Miss my Late Dad (1954-2002)But remember many happy times growing up born in 1973 ,It's Classics like this that keep that memory alive 😢🥹🥲

[@minachina5342]

ẞ

[@LastVeteran]

I was born in '75. JMJ decided what kind of music i was gonna like in my life as i was heavily influenced by him. Electronic music.

[@yellowclouds3722]

JMJ was my first touch with synth music & a fundamental inspiration for my later synth music. When I was 6 or so some friends of my parents gave us a JMJ MC they themselves didn't like but I did! I loved his chords & sounds so much til today

[@Curnau]

Ce fascinant cocktail d'énergie musicale n'a pas pris une ride !

[@wolfgangboettcher3126]

Das liegt wohl an Wissen

[@bassboss007]

He plays EVERY single note, sound, instrument himself. No laptop, no software, no bits and bites! Other virtuoso players have a Stradivarius violin, Steinway piano or Gibson guitar, Jarre is the virtuoso of the Arp2600, Moog 55, Eminent and so many other ANALOGUE electronic instruments. Nowadays a simple push on the enter button would start the whole show. JMJ is not very happy with the digital revolution. Nothing sounds like a Moog or an Arp2500... Respect!

[@steam.bricks3561]

There is an documentation for tv, showing JMJ explaining how they create sound loops this days. They only use the tape of an audio cassette, record the signal, cut the tape and glue it together at the right spot and turn then the "sampled tape" around a cymbal stand or something to produce a loop of the sample... Sorry for my clumsy explanations, but you must see it for your self... But the point I want to point at: This man was and is a real genius. The last live concert i see and listen was in 2017... that mean JMJ was almost 70 Years old... seventy !! Years...!! And the concert was one of the most inspiring Live-Events i ever had attend... Not to mention the virtual Concert this year...

[@DCMACNAMARA-vh6op]

Gibson sucks.

[@snotpiet1]

So very true! Jean-Michel is an artist like no others. His music blew me off my chair back in 1976 and today it still does!! Respect Jean-Michel Jarre!!

[@datutturugang666]

bruh moment

[@jeffrey44]

Please don't hold that against him. This tune sounds fine to me. You have to remember, Jean-Michel Jarre is a very very old man now so he is probably unable to learn new technology such as the 100% IBM compatible personal computer or so-called Stradivarius violin. He is doing his best, leave him alone and enjoy the music. It might not be as good as the Vengaboys but JMJ is old enough to be all their Fathers so I urge you to judge this tune in context. It was made in the olden days, think of it as you would a cave painting.

[@АлександрНевский-щ8д]

Привет из России! Уже теперь давно в конце 80х у меня появился первый магнитофон. На то время мне было 15 лет и одна из первых кассет подаренных моим родителям был альбом "Кислород". Я эту музыку слушал по ночам засыпая под нее в наушниках, улетая в своих мыслях фантазиях в далекий и безграничный космос. Да эта была какая-то фантастическая музыка на то время. Но несмотря на годы она также звучит современно. 👍

[@alvarosousa7707]

Na Russia anos 80 havia gravadores ? era um pais tão atrasado

[@АлександрНевский-щ8д]

Интересно кто ж вам такое нарассказывал!!😊 мы были вполне развитая страна и магнитофоны были разные и телевизоры и много чего. Так что не слушайте разную нелепость там. Я тот кто там родился и вырос и горжусь той страной. 😊

[@Vekturnus]

это до сих пор навивает атмосферу футуризма, будто ночью идёшь по огромному городу будущего, а сверху горят неоновые огни, слабо освещая макушки прохожих. пересекает улицу техника будущего, вся угловая и минималистичная. да эта музыка без проблем впишется в киберпанк.

[@valerastepkun454]

@@АлександрНевский-щ8д да не пи3ди я тоже там вырос,никуя не было без знакомств,благо у меня двоюродный дядька был при партии и то было не все и по большому блату!так что не пи3ди!

[@valerastepkun454]

@@АлександрНевский-щ8д твоей страны больше нет ,если что.а тов котрой мы живем ты не сравнивай умник-патриот нарисовался

[@KarlPlesz]

I had never heard of JMJ before I visited Germany in 1982 as a Canadian Army signaller. I was introduced to Oxygene and Equinoxe by some young British Army Signals techs stationed in Germany. It was like nothing I had heard before and I was mesmerized by those albums. I bought them when I got home to Canada (they were hard to find) and realized very few people knew the music or were interested in it. Every once in a while I would introduce it to friends who were as amazed by it as I was. Every time one of these songs comes on in my car it gets cranked. Especially this one.

[@christoph404]

did you know Jean Michel Jarre comes from a family of musicians? His father Maurice Jarre was a famous film music composer, the theme and music score for Lawrence Of Arabia being one of his most famous.

[@May-ve6sr]

Almost the same. As a US serviceman in the U.K. I saw him on television and was like who's this? Got to see him live in Germany a few years later.

[@danielcomte3317]

😉👍🇫🇷

[@julianskidmore293]

I know Oxygene and Equinoxe should be pronounced "Oksi-zjhen" and "Ekwinoks", but I think it always sounds better as "Oksi-jean" and "Ekwi-Noksee" just different enough to uniquely identify the albums.

[@masterkamen371]

@@julianskidmore293 r/ihadastroke

[@drrightaway]

Probably the best piece of music composed and arranged ever. Never gets old.

[@annaschul]

tak masz rację to jest cudowne kocham ten utwór

[@StefanoDevigili-es1bn]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@mizharium]

Much more better than current music!

[@andrelehnigk2966]

Ein ganz toller Sound bzw Titel was Jean Michel Jarre 1978 heraus brachte. Ich höre diesen Soundtrack sehr oft und gern. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@plutoplanfred51]

Ich kenne ihn durch meinen Vater und mein Gott finde ich JMJ grandios gut er erinnert mich manchmal an Paul Kalkbrenner die beide sind meine Lieblingsmusiker (ohne Stimme) ❤❤

[@MartinGuamparito-vi1zz]

❤🏕🌍🌍🏛

[@wolfgangboettcher3126]

Das ist sinnvoll

[@roberthelembai8351]

Mozart of the modern age, this will still be played 100 years from now as classical music in operas and churches

[@kevinnolan3592]

Agree 100%. I often compare Equnoxe to Mozart's Symphony No. 40 in GMin - in terms of it being a work of genius, not a note wasted, total perfection from beginning to end - for both!

[@MartinGuamparito-vi1zz]

🌍🌍🏛

[@Accidentinparadiable]

MY ABSOLUTE FAVOURITE OF JEAN MICHEL JARRE. So glad i got to see him live once 🤘

[@dflorin27]

I was a kid when my mother buy cassete with him. I grow with his music from the age of 4 years. Every time i listen Jean Michel Jarre it gives me good feeling. This man is comes from the future to show us the beauty of real electronic music.

[@osamamoussa9991]

me also my friend

[@simonkenny3497]

Totally agree

[@bartosztrawnik2782]

Stop with the "real electronic music" bullshit gatekeeping, fuck narrow minded folks

[@costash457]

Very well said !!

[@janmek5100]

Me too

[@jonelmes4460]

My father introduced me to this and tubular bells...I was born in 1978 so this is the music of my childhood

[@slimslim1986cyr]

Same to me

[@WaterpocketFold]

Jarre and Oldfield. Yes!

[@jibberjabberr]

I remember listening to this in 82 as a 8 year old. Remember every note

[@pablonegrete1376]

Simply fantastic... I was about 5 years old, when I heard it for the first time, generation 1975... It took many years to know who it was... Jean Michel Jarre, thank you for your music

[@AriKona]

Of all the electronic musicians out there, Jean Michel Jarre is the most outstanding performer by far. While I like electronic music of all types, I find that while I can jump tracks on other's works, I have to listen to every track of a JMJ LP or CD. His music draws you into it. You don't want it to end.

[@dreamcyberium]

Agreed. Although Tangerine Dream is definitely another electronic music pioneer you should give a listen too. TD and JMJ both have very different methods but equally intriguing.

[@fjfrancois]

I know he’s not going to read my comment, but “Long live this Man 👍🏻”

[@DazDaz105]

I saw Rendevous Houston on TV in the UK back in the late 80s Never seen anything like it before at the time, I was 18 years old. The next day I went into HMV and bought every album he released on cassette tape. Spent a few weeks wages on them. Played them constantly in my car. Used to drive miles at night listening to them. Lucky to have seen him twice in Leeds & Manchester for the Chronology and Electronically concerts. I still have the old cassettes that I picked up after seeing Houston on TV. Oxygene. Zoolook. Rendevous. Magnetic Fields. Concerts in China. The Essential Jarre. I even got Houston/Lyon on VHS cassette 😀

[@christopherwest4580]

The sign of a innovator,this still sounds fresh 40 odd years later. Despite the technological advances in music this sounds better than most of the music produced today

[@tedwink6652]

With technological advance, more stuff becomes more available to commonfolks, and more no quality stuff appears, as technology to produce it becomes very common and available to lot of people, but not much of them ready to give some effort to polish stuff

[@rosieclarkson4064]

To agree!!!😊

[@teleaddict23]

It seems the more technology people have to work with, the less creative they are in the modern day.

[@Chockys234]

Vangelis, Mike Oldfield, Jean-Michel Jarre...these men didn't imagine the future: they heard the sound of the future.❤

[@RoccoIaniello]

Brilliant, even today still sounds fresh 😁

[@Bartheek_W_1983]

Totally agree 👌👍

[@tobiaszmajewski6122]

Best electronic song ever and my favorite

[@bothropslularapius4119]

By the way!! He is son of the great Maurice Jarre. It's genetical legacy !!!

[@rudypieplenbosch6752]

I would not know a synth part that matches this and I would prefer it not to be true, if I missed some part let us know.

[@SandraMaraLeithold]

Apaixonante

[@irenagorenc7214]

Threedimensional music of Jean Michell Jarre, living on planet Jarre. Man of the future for the future. Space music.

[@BlueBeeMCMLXI]

"Genre" is marketing. MUSIC is music. Of the spirit, however expressed.

[@jadwigasajnaj1222]

Muzyka wszechczasów, dźwięki o przepięknej harmonii..to po prostu odlot!!!

[@piotrdexter]

Zawsze będzie przypominać mi Kwant

[@mirosawajarzynka4008]

Za każdym razem gdy słucham utworów JMJ mam to samo uczucie❗ Mam jeszcze taśmy magnetofonowe z tamtych lat z nagraniami ❗ Trzeba być genialnym muzykiem by tworzyć coś tak... nieziemskiego.. Kocham tę muzykę w tym wykonaniu. 🎉❗❗♥️

[@Verid1st]

KWANT 😉

[@mirosawajarzynka4008]

@@Verid1st 🤔 yes!

[@castlering]

Anyone here for the same reason as me, namely wanting to listen to this after the BBC used it in their coverage of the Paris Olympics? I just adore this sound. I do wonder if Jarre has synaesthesia....because this certainly triggers mine. Simply beautiful.

[@dongrainer6405]

I fell in love with JMJ's music the first time I heard it. Too bad there can't be a collection of videos like this on a Blu-ray disc with surround sound. What a treat that would be!

[@sichernicht]

Stimmt

[@wolfgangboettcher3126]

Stimmt

[@elyalves5733]

Essa música é fantástica a gente pode ouvir mil vezes que não se cansa ,melodia pra viajar sem sair do lugar .

[@stephenkelly4346]

JMJ was so way ahead of his time.

[@ameraboelkheir]

I am old now, this makes me remember my childhood, With so nice feeling and happiness

[@JimmyBergman7]

Jesus is God 🦁 and without Him you will burn in hellfire for eternity.

[@jminsight5314]

I feel the same. But try to move with this music and you will feel younger again

[@SZORBNP]

Она реально бодрит

[@MartinGuamparito-vi1zz]

🌍🌍🏛

[@ameraboelkheir]

@@JimmyBergman7 Humanity is my religion, science is my way Respect to all religions but need to find what unit us as human being

[@Enterao]

It is incredible that someone could make this synthesis music with so much harmony and sound quality in 1978, without computers, without presets, without midi, with almost no assistance, without past references, pure analog, cables, knobs, tapes, and creativity.

[@MXB2001]

Not only, but consider that with all that stuff you listed no one else has done anything like this since. The man counts more than the technology.

[@lordlockdown64]

Amazing track, the whole album is fantastic. Incredible to think it was created in the 1970's !!

[@EddioPinaR]

Incredible is that no music like this is made nowadays

[@lordlockdown64]

@@EddioPinaR This amazing music has inspired many artists, if you look harder you will see and hear new artists like 'Madis' and 'Kebu'. Search youtube for those artists and you will find new music like the amazing music from Jean Michel Jarre. The spirit of JMJ lives on!

[@lordlockdown64]

An example is the latest album fom Madis here kzbin.info/www/bejne/jam0eoCamtVsmas

[@laey8164]

JMJ , le maître de l'électro avant l'heure , j'ai connu ce tube quand jetais petit à présent à 40 ans il reste indémodable en 2022 🇫🇷😉

[@MartinGuamparito-vi1zz]

🌏🌏🏛

[@MartinGuamparito-vi1zz]

❤🏕🌏🌏🏛

[@picklemanpodge5843]

43 years old from ireland heard my first concert lf jeans 86 houston show. Iv just watched this on dmt with his new ai show. Im a changed man from this experiance. Theres just so much more to life than we think. But jean is a man has been here before an we are being blessed to have had the expericnace i would advise everyone to try❤

[@andyberridge6455]

Fantastic, always puts a smile on one's face, happy days.

[@alanstuart2100]

Arguably the best musician of the modern age..calm, soothing. Melodic, masterpieces for the ages . Love this guys music ❤

[@MartinGuamparito-vi1zz]

❤🏕🌍🌍🏛

[@BAKU2K2]

Just found this album at a thrift store. Love it, this is probably my favorite part, first track of the B side.

[@bryancorcoran760]

Absolutely brilliant superb my late wife and i just loved this in our youth and now im nearly 70 and i will say class will go on and on and on on on on on enjoy and love the music x

[@dantutunaru1642]

am fost educator la o casă de copii pe timpul lui Ceaușescu, copii adorau toată muzica lui JMJ, oare generația de astăzi mai apreciază muzică electronică de calitate?

[@lamaisondupecheurisabelle456]

j'avais 8 ans quand mon pere est revenu avec ce vinyle, absolument dingue à l'epoque

[@BillySugger1965]

This takes me straight back to my teenage years, driving my dad’s Rover Vitesse at 3-digit speeds down the empty A303 late at night, feeling like I was flying a spaceship, imagining the girl I always loved but who would never be mine was beside me.

[@sergioyoshida9719]

¡Si estás escuchando esto durante todos los siglos, eres eterno, como esta maravillosa melodía ...! If you are listening to this for all centuries, you are eternal, just like this wonderful melody ...!!!

[@paulotamiazo1468]

Soundtrack of my childhood

[@phoneixsong]

Never fading. Fresh just like day 1. Used to listen as a kid and still enjoying at the age of 39. A true masterpiece!

[@ThePiquedPigeon]

When I've heard first this song, I thought it was composed in the early 90s. Imagine my surprise when I've discovered that it was made in 1978!!

[@therealismail2132]

it reminds me jet fighters flying in the sky ❤

[@wolfgangboettcher3126]

In etwas Ewigkeit

[@nailacristofari9754]

Bonjour, je rêverai que vous posiez les yeux sur ce commentaire......J'ai 34 ans, ma Grand-mère décédée déjà depuis longtemps me faisait m'endormir sur votre musique, incroyable fantastique bizarre un peu flippant des fois (pas plus que certain morceaux de classique ceci-dit) pour une jeune fille mais elle m'a donnée l'envie de faire comme vous de la musique électronique sans vraiment que je vous écoutes vous aviez été comme un peu effacé par vos élèves technomanes mais malgré tout je n'ai jamais pu refusé d'acheter un vinyl de vous, VOUS le PAPA de la musique électronique, même si avec de la hard teck c'était un temps soi peu compliqué à "caler" du coup je les ai casiment tous ;) c'est très profond ce que vous m'avez transmis vraiment car vos opéras électroniques renvoient sur une vision brute de la vie presque élémentaire et naturelle, saine, vos lives visuels, votre message.....elle permet les souvenirs profonds et donne espoir et ambition sur nous-même pour le présent et l'avenir vous êtes une source d'inspiration et à la fois un acquis oui je vous ai intégrer comme ma musique classique préférée (Tchaïkovski Casse Noisettes, Le Lac des Signes) à 5/6 ans vous avez libéré mon imagination et je vous en remercie c'est vraiment un voyage que l'on a envie d'emporter vers l'au-delà Jean Michel merci de partager votre passion, je vous souhaite une bonne continuation le monde change tellement depuis l'époque ou je vous écoutais à maintenant et les gens aussi les coeurs les âmes... Naïla

[@joh858]

Je n'aurais pas dit mieux Naïla, tu as vraiment saisi le personnage que dis-je l'artiste hors normes!

[@arzfranc]

made in 1978.. the best song

[@merseydave1]

It is NOT a song, it is a music piece

[@sufiest666]

The greatest ever Electronic musician... Electronic Mozart

[@enigmalechistan9358]

Można pozytywnie odjechać przy takiej muzyce.

[@stephensaxby2820]

And this glorious piece of electronic music still sounds as fresh and original today as it did then. You just want to play this over and over again.

[@randomactsofvideos313]

E5 was the sound that hooked me, sounded to me by a local friend (hacker), I could not believe the music I heard during the early 80's. Im 55 now and still fill my headphones with Jean-Michel Jarre!!

[@garynorman2504]

One of the greatest pieces of music of all time so many different sounds hitting u all at once making your ears dance 😎

[@BikeArea]

Dancing ears 😃

[@stargate1555]

Oxygene was the pioneer of new wave in the 70's. Equinoxe was the little brother. Love them both.

[@MatheusRezende-hr4cv]

Jean Michel Jarre faz parte da minha história tenho todos os discos de vinil dele um gênio da música sou fã demais dessa lenda 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@MartinGuamparito-vi1zz]

🌏🌏🏛

[@MartinGuamparito-vi1zz]

❤❤️😭😭🌍

[@jiloveyu]

반세기 전에 매일 밤 밤 세워 듣던 음악.....

[@jiloveyu]

중간 기말 암기과목 밤샘 벼락치기 시....특효.......❤

[@final_mile_music9713]

I was 8 when this came out. And now I have a studio full of analogue synths that sound just like this. 😊

[@veroniquetissier6566]

J’étais à Paris lors de son concert en 1981 à la place de la Concorde. Tout son matériel était en bas de l’obélisque, et il projetait des images géantes sur les bâtiments qui entouraient la place .INOUBLIABLE;

[@algra1410]

I am from Saudi Arabia and have been listening to this music since 1988😥

[@novianovioTV]

I had intended to drive to Paris with my daughter and put this on when we reached the Champs Elysées with the Arc de Triomphe in view. This was to be her introduction to France. But instead she went to Paris with her boyfriend instead. I am pleased that this inspiring music prompted a suitably big idea in my head

[@alialaloosi412]

Back in the 80s this music was played before the start of the cartoon period of the Iraqi TV broadcast program, this music usually heralded a rare quiet period in every household in Baghdad as the kids set quietly watching whatever cartoon being broadcasted during the next 30 minutes or so. Thanks for the warm memories

[@hidechan0000]

JeanｰMichel jarre ジャンｰミッシェル ジャール THANK YOU VERY MATCH！ どうも ありがとう！ Thanks from Japan 日本から感謝します。

[@MartinGuamparito-vi1zz]

🌏🌏🏛

[@AUBERGINEize]

Trance music way way before the genre was even recognised 😊

[@BlueBeeMCMLXI]

Limited view of creativity. He's a composer who chose electronic means.

[@AUBERGINEize]

@ It was a positive comment that doesn’t need a psychological and self opinionated musical journalistic analysis.Get off your pedestal and get over yourself.Let it go 😂

[@dantutunaru1642]

să fimobiectivi, toate muzica electronică este bună și audiată, totuși JMJ este unic!

[@vgamerul4617]

Aveti dreptate.

[@adrianpoole6858]

Equinoxe Pt 5 is my number 1 favourite song ever. It cured my brontophobia (fear of Thunderstorms) but because I listened to it so loud with headphones I developed tinnitus (ringing in the ears).

[@joseafonsofranciscopalma6576]

Musica Fantástica de outro Mundo,sem sombra de dúvidas Genial, só mesmo o mestre Jean Michel Jarre a Par com Vangelis,os melhores de sempre 👏👏👏✨✨✨

[@franciscocarlos8147]

Sou do Brasil este cara e fantástico um gênio fabuloso sempre gostei das música dele

[@FranciscoMontanaro1]

Também sou do Brasil e também me chamo Francisco Carlos e também gosto de Jean Michel jarre

[@wolfgangboettcher3126]

Alles geht

[@theobougie7656]

Masterpiece ❤

[@jminsight5314]

I would call it "Nature's Dance" It is so wonderful. Dance with it and you will feel it even more

[@albertomena8305]

Yo era un niño, cuando mi mamá compró el cassette con el, yo crecí con ésta música desde los 4 años de edad, cada vez que lo escuchaba le daba mis buenos sentimientos, éste hombre viene del futuro,(mas información.....)

[@adebrown1355]

Jarre ,Kraftwerk & Tangerine Dream. The 3 true pioneers of electronic / synthesiser music.

[@robertcolinogilvie8132]

& FLOYD 🤜🤛💎🔥🔥⭐😇✌️

[@DCMACNAMARA-vh6op]

Do not forget that Italian guy with the moustache.

[@LauraGarcia-uz7qb]

AND Vangelis!!!!!!

[@manoelsilva1614]

@@DCMACNAMARA-vh6op - Giorgio Moroder ?

[@DCMACNAMARA-vh6op]

@@manoelsilva1614 Yes. The Italian guy with the moustache.

[@adriangabrielzancada1173]

Un genio sin lugar a dudas !!! Desde Argentina un fuerte abrazo !!

[@auriceliomarques2840]

eu nasci em 1985 meu pai gostava muito de Jean Michel, cresci ouvindo suas musicas na época ainda nos discos de vinil. até hoje tras grandes recordações❤

[@sichernicht]

Einfach nur Wahnsinn...volle Lautstärke und abheben...

[@brunojoachim2514]

Éternelle évasion dans les aires et l espace j adore merci monsieur jmj vous êtes un grand maître 😊😊

[@restynpeece2447]

This was the first track I've heard by JMJ.. About 30 years ago.. Since then I'm into his music... And it still rocks!

[@johanelsinga2449]

For me this was also the first piece I had heard from JMJ in my youth. Also via quadrophonic sound. (with 4 speakers) brilliant .....

[@williamlovett3775]

Me too!! 30 years.

[@wolfgangboettcher3126]

Gut

[@wolfgangboettcher3126]

Nicht gugen! Denken

[@wolfgangboettcher3126]

Habenix gesagt

[@TheAnticapella]

Sempre vou amar Jean Michel Jarre e a música eletrônica, uma das paixões da minha vida....

[@acough07]

Awesome in 5.1 saw u in the rain dest docklands and again at the O2, 10.10 thank you for so many memories J.M. J

[@binyard1972]

I love this so much its so full of emotion possibly my favourite track of all time

[@jellis3194]

It is not an exaggeration to say that in my musical life, it was "Before JMJ" and "After." All amazing, all powerful, but I think my favorite of all was Chronologie. A whole new world was packed into each disc...

[@RAMONIC]

lovely

[@paulzick5076]

This is excellant! Had the album years ago@ still great!

[@Amarok365]

With this single the love to JMJ, his music and his work, started 40 years ago and will last the next 40 years as well.

[@russian6584]

I appreciate you sharing it so much. It reminds me of old-school video games. ❤🎉

[@chantalvanlimberghen9835]

J’ai connu mon Guy sur cette musique et je lui ai offert le 33 tours. Il est décédé le 21/12/2023😢je l’écoute tous les jours ❤️❤️❤️

[@daveengland66]

You're never going to turn away from this.

[@sanjaykumarsharma6811]

This is some real treat to my ears.

[@aflqs1177]

Bought it when it was released still listening xxx

[@haakonstenseth]

In 1987 the Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation showed the concert of Jean-Michel Jarre called Rendez-Vous Houston, which he had in 1986, but was not shown on Norwegian television until 1987 and in the evening I got to hear his music for the first time and I liked that and that evening. I became his new fan and I was 15-16 year old that time. It was a few years later, before I started buying various albums that J-M Jarre had released and my first was on cassette tape called Waiting For Cousteau from 1990, which I bought in 1990/91 and the Paris La Defense concert he had in Paris in 1990 I bought on VHS tape and it was the first concert of Jarre I bought on VHS tape and it was in 1991/92 and became my favorite ❤ From 1991 and from today I have bought various J-M Jarre cd albums, dvds, songbooks etc ❤

[@TheCassiomarvel]

Alguém do Brasil ai ouvindo. Linda música que ouço desde pequeno!

[@leonardoc2474]

TMJ

[@DanielRamos-uf3ui]

Brasil-sil-sil

[@KOMBI_KRZYSZTOF]

Jean - Michel Jarre THE BEST OF THE BEST OF THE BEST OF THE BEST OF THE BEST 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@AndrewLeSynt]

the men who learned me how to use chord progressions in the 70s...my childhood and youth❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@DanielMegavolt]

Já ouvi esta música umas 238 vezes e não me canso... Melodia para meus ouvidos... Show de bola!

[@luizclaudioribeirodecampos8754]

Saúde e Paz! Nobre senhor. Primeira vez que tive oportunidade dê ouvir sua música foi no ano de 1988. Admiro seus arranjos.

[@flashgordon9892]

This is about space travel - the whirling galaxies, flashing and new born stars, singing pulsars, and nova's explosions. It's so cool.

[@brianmock9195]

Taking the Light and Sound Experience to a whole new dimension....

[@jacobnoergaard]

As fresh today as when it was originally released. How much music can you say that about? Stunning in every aspect. Jarre is untouchable.

[@sengarubic]

I was listening to JMJ's music with 14, it came on the Polish radio, in the 80ties, he was my hero👍

[@peter114pan]

A masterpiece created by a genius✌❤

[@michaelsimpkins5178]

The first Jarre track I listened to when I was 5 years old in 1980

[@mechantchien]

I've always been pleased to listen to this master piece of music with headphone, 'cause there is this (infra?) bass sound that's making my heart moving in my body 😶

[@mattnewsum1982]

This is my favourite JMJ piece.