Blah Blah Cafe, the Jean-Michel Jarre forum

[Black Bird]

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.

Yes of cause : Moderat also for me

There is a collaboration from Christopher von Deylen (Schiller) and Mike Oldfield
Really amazing . http://www.amazon.de/Morgentau-feat-Mik ... B001SVMRVU

But as I know, first there was "Morgentau" by Chis, and later Mike added the guitar part.
So I think Mike is not a "hard nut" , but we don´t know about personal Feelings between Mike and Jean Michel. Maybe they can`t work together ?

[Christophe]

I forgot:

Muse
Kate Bush

Greetings,


Christophe

[Dr_Jones]

Front Line Assembly or Delerium as they're also known by, would be fantastic. They've sampled a lot of Vangelis in the past

[Chris96]

I don't know. In my opinion, he should really do something with either David Gilmour or Roger Waters. That's because they, like Pete Townshed, added electronic elements to rock music. For example, "On the run" from "Dark Side of the Moon", "Welcome to The Machine" from "Wish You Were Here" and elements from "The Wall".

But I think that's just me, being a huge fan of both JMJ and Pink Floyd .

[Velodynamic]

But I think that's just me, being a huge fan of both JMJ and Pink Floyd .

Yes why not. At least they've got some truly extravagant performances in common.

[synthmann]

Ozric Tentacles also uses loads of synths and electronica in their spacy progrock (spacerock)

[shadow]

Personal list of collaborations I'd really enjoy:

The more obvious choices:

• - Vangelis
  - Mike Oldfield
  - Daft Punk
  - John Williams
  - Alan Howarth
  - Madonna
  - Kitaro
  - Philip Glass
  - Rick Wakeman
  - Jon Anderson

The lesser obvious choices:

• - Bruno Coulais
  - Richard O'Brien
  - Michael McCann
  - Toru Minegishi
  - Jeremy Zuckerman and Benjamin Wynn
  - David Wise
  - Wendy Carlos
  - Mark Mancina

[Adam]

I'd add to that list The Art of Noise, they used the fairlight quite a bit & Anne Dudley is a fantastic pianist.
In my opinion they contributed a lot to the electronic music scene in the 1980s
And I agree with Mike Oldfield, that I would love to see happen

[1906]

Nils Frahm

[Adam]

Mike Oldfield is a no.
Mike has said himself in his Facebook group that JMJ never asked him.

[Dr_Jones]

My wishlist:

Hans Zimmer
Rone
Julia Holter
Boris Blank
David Lynch
Christophe
The Orb
Gary Numan
Cyndi Lauper
Sebastian Tellier
Jeff Mills
Portishead
Trent Reznor
Justice
Chemical Brothers

[Dr_Jones]

My wishlist:

Hans Zimmer
Rone
Julia Holter
Boris Blank
David Lynch
Christophe
The Orb
Gary Numan
Cyndi Lauper
Sebastian Tellier
Jeff Mills
Portishead
Trent Reznor
Justice
Chemical Brothers

Aren't several of them confirmed, already?

ssssh

[jerome]

My wishlist:

Hans Zimmer
Rone
Julia Holter
Boris Blank
David Lynch
Christophe
The Orb
Gary Numan
Cyndi Lauper
Sebastian Tellier
Jeff Mills
Portishead
Trent Reznor
Justice
Chemical Brothers

Aren't several of them confirmed, already?

You forgot Townshend for a 2nd piece (see Mojo)...
All confirmed except the last 4 (none of them nor JMJ did confirm yet, some other sources mentioned them though), especially Chemical Brothers seem to be out (source)

[jeanbatman]

Oriol Riverola aka DJ John Talabot is also a possible pick…

[shadow]

Now that I think about it, I'd love for Jarre to do a collaboration with Carlos Resoort/4 Strings. Not the best known, but they made two incredibly well known tunes and honestly I'd love for them to make new music again also.

The Silmarillia (1997) / (2007) and Take Me Away