Zoolook de Jean-Michel Jarre

justine_tranter escreveu:

Best Jarre album. Beats even Oxygene and Equinoxe for me. [2]

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PartySanCTG escreveu:

Best Jarre album. Beats even Oxygene and Equinoxe for me.

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narfit escreveu:

Forgot what an amazing album this is, just listened to it for the first time in years and it's still as fresh and original as i remebered it. just one word amazing...

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marcelodeassis escreveu:

A milestone in electronic music. The seamless connection between electronic components and progressive music. Ethinicolor is a great example of this: the first part suggests an atmosphere more intrinsic and the second part is presented with elements of strings and percussion working harmoniously with analog synthesizers. All with Jarre enjoying samplers which demonstrates concern for the environment using animal sounds. Simply fantastic and indispensable!

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Gothik_S escreveu:

Yesterday my dad found vinyl version of this album. I couldn' t stop myself from touching it all the time :D

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pol_noir escreveu:

She worked with Laurie Anderson in this album.

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ShadyAdy escreveu:

I would hereby like to agree wholeheartedly with Shingouz. :-) And in response to Danextpope: the original album was released in November 1984, and actually had 7 tracks, not 6: (1)Ethnicolor, (2)Diva, (3)Zoolook, (4)Wooloomooloo, (5)Zoolookologie, (6)Blah-Blah Cafe, (7)Ethnicolor II. Only the 3'42" edit on the "Images" compilation (1991) is labelled "Ethnicolor I" - the original full-length 1984 version is just called "Ethnicolor". The album was first released on CD in 1985 with the same 7 tracks, although 'Zoolook' and 'Zoolookologie' were both remixes, and their positions switched so that 'Zoolook' was Track 5 instead of 3, and vice-versa. It was re-mastered and re-released in 1997 (as were all of Jarre's other albums), and was returned to the original 1984 track order and versions. The listing of tracks at the top of this page is just wrong - I've never seen a release of 'Zoolook' that runs in that cocked-up order. Hope that clears a few things up for people. :-)

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mightythor83 escreveu:

This is the first album I heard with him, and it's my favourite. I own it on LP. Really crisp sound!

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pc27 escreveu:

its jarre but at the time of conception,were the technologie becomes the inovation,and inspiration

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shingouz escreveu:

Once upon a time, Jarre was a true innovator... This album is still his masterpiece.

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danextpope escreveu:

Obviously, this is a track listing from a newer release. The original album released in the 80s had only six tracks: Ethnicolor I Diva Zoolook Wooloomooloo Zoolookologie Blah-Blah Cafe

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Detuner escreveu:

so strange !!! Zoolook (track nr 4) is very close from aphex twin's windowlicker... same spirit same style : sick vocals samples + experimental funky beats + silly melody.... bizarre ? No, Richard D. James was 13 when zoolook came out in 1984...

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