ZZERO wrote:Maybe I said it wrong. The interview starts in French, but after the firest minutes JARRE prefered to speak in English. French and English in the same interview. The English and Spanish traslation will be available in the next days.
I listened to it and THANK YOU for the SUPER interview!
You guys did a wonderful job and I'm sure if you all weren't so nervous you could have asked a few more questions--but no problem and congratulations!
I love that Jean Michel said how people would complain if he made something similar to Oxygene and they would complain if he made something different.
I for one am happy he took a chance artistically and tried something different.
Also, It was interesting that Jarre said it felt like it was his first album all over again. I know many people have commented that they are experts in Electronic/Dance music, etc. but for Jarre he is trying to do something new and different and perhaps we'll see an evolution to something even greater on the next album. I love Teo & Tea despite what anyone else thinks!
Jarre said in the interview he set out to make a fun album and composed things in a different way and in that respect I think he was successful. This album has more energy than any other. Originally I thought it was going to be similar to Sessions and Geometry of Love, and though I enjoy those albums, Teo & Tea is a pleasant departure from that.
Thanks again for sharing the interview / Gracias FJARRE.COM
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