Jean-Michel Jarre
Magnetic Fields
Polydor
2311 075
(1981)
Electronic
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LP, 5
Tracks, 36:01
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Magnetic Fields Part 1 |
Jean-Michel Jarre |
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17:55 |
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Recording Date
1981
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| 02 |
Magnetic Fields Part 2 |
Jean-Michel Jarre |
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03:50 |
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Recording Date
1981
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| 03 |
Magnetic Fields Part 3 |
Jean-Michel Jarre |
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04:41 |
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Recording Date
1981
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| 04 |
Magnetic Fields Part 4 |
Jean-Michel Jarre |
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06:07 |
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Recording Date
1981
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| 05 |
Magnetic Fields Part 5 (The Last Rumba) |
Jean-Michel Jarre |
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03:28 |
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Recording Date
1981
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| Packaging |
Standard LP sleeve |
| Sound |
Stereo |
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| Synthesizer |
Jean-Michel Jarre |
| Producer |
Jean-Michel Jarre |
| Engineer |
Jean-Pierre Janiaud |
| Cover by |
Remy Magron |
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| Index |
#
1681 |
| Owner |
Dave |
| Tags |
Abstract, Ambient |
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Les Chants Magnétiques was the third of Jean Michel Jarre's albums in a row to update Tangerine Dream's atmospheric sequencer trance for a synth pop and mainstream crossover audience. The side-long "Les Chants Magnetiques, Pt. 1" is the capstone of the album, while "Pt. 2" through "Pt. 5" move through driving electronic pop and several passages more indebted to Jarre's past in the musique concrète scene. It's often just as melodic and inventive as Oxygène, though not as consistently creative.