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Jean Michel Jarre – Revolutions – Cassette
Revolutions is the eighth studio album by French electronic music pioneer Jean Michel Jarre, released in 1988. It is a concept album that explores various revolutions throughout history and incorporates Jarre’s signature blend of electronic and orchestral music.
“Revolutions” features a diverse range of musical styles and influences, showcasing Jarre’s versatility as a composer and producer. The album incorporates elements of synth-pop, rock, classical, and world music, creating a rich and dynamic sonic landscape.
One of the standout tracks from the album is the opening track, “Industrial Revolution: Overture.” It sets the tone for the album with its dramatic orchestral arrangement and powerful electronic elements. Other notable tracks include “Revolution, Revolutions,” “Fishing Junks at Sunset,” and “September.”
One of the album’s highlights is the track “London Kid,” which features a catchy synth-pop melody and lyrics that touch upon the industrial revolution in London. It became a popular single and showcased Jarre’s ability to craft infectious and memorable electronic pop songs.
Revolutions also includes collaborative tracks, such as “Landscape” featuring guitarist Hank Marvin of The Shadows and “Last Rendez-Vous” featuring astronaut Ron McNair on saxophone, recorded shortly before his tragic death in the Space Shuttle Challenger disaster.
In terms of production, “Revolutions” showcases Jarre’s innovative use of synthesizers, drum machines, and other electronic instruments. The album’s sound is characterized by its grandiose arrangements, sweeping synthesizer melodies, and intricate layering of sounds.
Revolutions received positive reviews upon its release and remains a favorite among fans of Jean Michel Jarre’s music. The album’s concept, diverse musical styles, and Jarre’s unique approach to blending electronic and classical elements make it a captivating and engaging listening experience.
Revolutions by Jean Michel Jarre is a landmark album in electronic music, showcasing the artist’s creativity and ability to create immersive and thought-provoking musical experiences. It continues to be regarded as one of Jarre’s most influential and iconic works, demonstrating his mastery of blending different genres and pushing the boundaries of electronic music.
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Track Listing
1. Revolution Industrielle: Ouverture
2. Revolution Industrielle: Part 1
3. Revolution Industrielle: Part 2
4. Revolution Industrielle: Part 3
5. London Kid
6. Revolution, Revolutions
7. Tokyo Kid
8. Computer Weekend
9. September: En Souvenir De Dulcie September, Une Des Nombreuses Victimes Sud-Africaines
10. L’Emigrant
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