You can combine vol 1 and vol 2 so that they're one package.Jote wrote:What does that mean? "Note that when combining the Vol. 1 + Vol. 2 Digipacks, this unique product appears as one complete Digipack."
You can combine vol 1 and vol 2 so that they're one package.Jote wrote:What does that mean? "Note that when combining the Vol. 1 + Vol. 2 Digipacks, this unique product appears as one complete Digipack."
Ok, but that makes sense in... April 2016. It's a bit confusing at *this* moment.Dr_Jones wrote:You can combine vol 1 and vol 2 so that they're one package.Jote wrote:What does that mean? "Note that when combining the Vol. 1 + Vol. 2 Digipacks, this unique product appears as one complete Digipack."
Nah, it happened in the past too. For the UK release of the Chronologie 4 singles, the first CD single had a double-CD tray and the 2nd was in a plastic sleeve so you could add that to the first one.Jote wrote:Ok, but that makes sense in... April 2016. It's a bit confusing at *this* moment.Dr_Jones wrote:You can combine vol 1 and vol 2 so that they're one package.Jote wrote:What does that mean? "Note that when combining the Vol. 1 + Vol. 2 Digipacks, this unique product appears as one complete Digipack."
Source: http://www.nytimes.com/2015/09/13/arts/music/pop-and-jazz-listings-and-albums-for-the-fall-season.html?_r=0JEAN-MICHEL JARRE Since the 1960s, Jean-Michel Jarre has been a pioneer of electronic pop, with arpeggiator-loving ideas that made their way into dance music and soundtracks. “Electronica 1: The Time Machine” is the first volume of a collection of recent tracks made with musicians as diverse as Pete Townshend, Laurie Anderson, Moby, Gesaffelstein, Air, M83 and his German contemporaries Tangerine Dream. They defied the electronic-music norm by collaborating not online but in person. Ultra Music/Sony Music International. Oct. 16. (J.P.)
That's what I call a nutshell!melo wrote:More Jarre notes on Americans Newspaper...now THE NEW YORK TIMES, put a small note about releses of importantes artists like Duran Duran, Lana DeyRey, Slayer, Kayne West, Tonny Bennet, Selena Gomes and Jean Miche Jarre.
Source: http://www.nytimes.com/2015/09/13/arts/music/pop-and-jazz-listings-and-albums-for-the-fall-season.html?_r=0JEAN-MICHEL JARRE Since the 1960s, Jean-Michel Jarre has been a pioneer of electronic pop, with arpeggiator-loving ideas that made their way into dance music and soundtracks. “Electronica 1: The Time Machine” is the first volume of a collection of recent tracks made with musicians as diverse as Pete Townshend, Laurie Anderson, Moby, Gesaffelstein, Air, M83 and his German contemporaries Tangerine Dream. They defied the electronic-music norm by collaborating not online but in person. Ultra Music/Sony Music International. Oct. 16. (J.P.)
Based on what is said there, two becomes one. Meaning they attach together in some form to "combine". It doesn't say two separates combined as two separate entities in one set. It reads as suggested that two volumes will be together in one housed packaging. Unless *they* worded it incorrectly.Jote wrote:Ok, but that makes sense in... April 2016. It's a bit confusing at *this* moment.Dr_Jones wrote:You can combine vol 1 and vol 2 so that they're one package.Jote wrote:What does that mean? "Note that when combining the Vol. 1 + Vol. 2 Digipacks, this unique product appears as one complete Digipack."





