Beyond words, brings tears, I'm 52....closer to the end than the beginning, love this song. And, you start thinking about what songs you would like played when you are laid to rest. This is one of them.
Yeah, shit man, I'm older than you by about 10 years and I'm still doing great, and in fact my only physical problem is that...OMG, I CAN"T BREATHE! PLEASE, IF ANYONE'S READING THIS RIGHT NOW, CALL AN AMBULANCE. I LIVE AT 1273 MILLHOUSE.... OH GOD! IT'S TOO LATE. I CAN SEE ANGELS, AND THEY'RE PLAYING MUSIC... OH GOD NO!! IT'S "TURN ME LOOSE" BY LOVERBOY!!! WHY DID THEY HAVE TO CHOOSE LOVERBOY ???? PLEASE GOD, NOooooooooo!!!!!
I remember turning on the tv one evening, just to see the presenter introduce a live feed from the concert at La Defense. I was captivated and just sat there and watched the concert, gorging myself on the experience. And from that day on, i was sold. I hope someday someone will consider doing a repeat of that performance. I would very much like to experience that live.
He is Maurice Jarre's son, the man who composed such brilliant film soundtracks as Lawrence of Arabia, Doctor Zhivago, Witness, the Longest Day, etc etc... such a talented musician. I saw him in concert at La Défense, near Paris in the 80s. Unforgettable!
@Moist Flamingo Yes GTA 4 reintroduced me to this fantastic song. I think i heard it back in the 1980s but somehow forgot it later and rediscovered it back in 2008.
There was a tape included on the front of a ZX Spectrum mag in the UK that had a synth player program on it. This masterpiece was one of the tunes included but never credited. Took me years to find the name of it. Real version is slightly better than that Z80 rendition.
كل ما اسمع هذه الموسيقى اتذكر. والدي الله يرحمو مان يعملها في سيارته ونحنا مسافرين لتاغيت ولاية بشار الله يرحمك يا والدي الغالي ويمتعم في الجنة كما متعتنا في الدنيا
الله يرحمه دكرتني في والدي الله يرحمه عندما يستمع الى الراديو في الصباح الباكر وانا استعد للمدرسة ان شاء الله كلهم في الجنة كما متعونا ودللونا في الدنيا
Je suis métisse algérien français enciens musulmans jai vu jesus et mon ange gardien j'ai également échapper miraculeusement à deux tire par balle par miracle plein d'autres miracle seule jesus sauve je suis catholique maintenant depuis 5 ans mohamed à baisé aicha elle avait 9ans volé la femme de son fils adoptif tué des gens polygame plusieurs femmes esclave sexuelle ou bien allah qui ordonne l extermination des juifs et des chrétiens ou des non musulmans appelé couffard verset 9:30 plus le djiad ou la takya pour une bonne fois pour toute issa est pas le jesus de la bible djibrile est pas l ange Gabriel de la bible un seule sauveur jésus christ jésus christ dit si un ange decent annoncé un autre évangile que le miens qu'il soit anathème et maudit djibrile est un démon un seule sauveur jésus christ
I remember hearing this in my dad's car when I was 5. It was the first song I can truly remember from that time. It blew me away and sounded like something from another planet at the time. Over 45 years and many synth songs through the decades later I truly believe this is the pioneer of all that music. It still sounds so fresh today.
I was 7 in 1977 and having a major existential crisis (I had just learned that we die and did not take it well). This song brings back that fear, as it has an eerie, lonely sound - but by God do I love it. It transcends time and space.
Sencillamente, maravilloso!!! No ha perdido un ápice de su efecto novedoso y distinto!!! Y si recordamos que la época en la que este músico compuso esta obra no tenía los adelantos tecnológicos que hoy en día son tan comunes, creo que su valor artístico y técnico es superlativo!!!!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
When you see comments posted in so many languages you know you are listening to a piece of music that is still as good today as it was back in the past. Sets the standard for electronic music along with Tangerine Dream.
It's such a good song, its hard to explain that specific background sound but they're so liquidly, like a semi bass bubble that's gently blooping away right near your ears.
The genius of a musician is an absolute trailblazer. This sounds just as modern today as it did all those decades ago. Also I was lucky enough to see him perform live too 🙌🙌❤❤
@@VictorHugo-xm1it I was on vacation when he was performing in the "Waldbühne" in Berlin around 30 years ago... but my best friend saw him live on stage! But weather was bad (... but at least, he saw him!
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A pioneer, a trail blazer and a legend. When my late father introduced me to JMJ when I was like 13 i was blown away. I listen now to honor my dads memory 34 years later
I heard this song in school assembly about 30 years ago. Something about it just captivated me. I couldn't get the song out my head, but could never find it to hear it again. After all this time, I was starting to think it didn't exist and was just a figment of my imagination or some kind of Mandela affect. Today it just randomly appeared in my recommended playlist and I almost cried. Takes me back to sitting on that cold wooden floor in assembly hearing it as a child. I remembered teachers who I had long forgotten. Their names and even what they were wearing. Isn't it amazing how a song can unlock memories like that.
i had basically the same experience i have to thank shazam for finding it, i was at a convenience store and the speakers started playing it and it was a whole flashback moment, luckily shazam got my back.
@@sallybutton6237 🤦🏻♀️ Someone recounts such a heart-warming tale. And all u can do is p1ss sour 🍋 juice all over it!! 1) Remind me never 2 b ur friend. 2) The club's in ur surname. (Button it.)
Positively ME!!!! have done ALL my life, thanks to my Father's inspiration ❤.... 46yrs n still LOVE THIS WITH ALL MY HEART & SOUL!!!..... I've even played it to my art class to see the result's... Awesomeness!!!!
Worked unsocial hours in the early 1980 's. Came home at 2 am to catch Concerts in China. Totally blown away. Bought the LP, no download in those days. Still have that LP but no apparatus to play it on. Good old days, gone downhill from there on.
This track sounds no less stunning than it did when I heard it as a teenager in the late 70s. It is absolutely timeless, any creation that is so breathtakingly beautiful transcends fashion, trends and genres it is eternal.
This is one of the first epic tunes I remember hearing when I was really young. It had that creepy, errie Sci Fi sound to it and was just so ahead of its time. And still is
Der Mensch ist zu solch unfassbaren Dingen fähig, was für ein verflucht geiles Teil, welches sich nur Meisterstück der Musik nennen darf. Perverser Sound. Krass was bei dem im Kopf los war, um sowas zu kreieren. Wow!
Heard this first when I was 17 in France at a beach on the Atlantic....forever memories. You are right he is genius. My fav is Oxygen 2....what a trip.
Son esas canciones a las que siempre voy agradecer a mi padre por haberlas escuchado y hoy quedan para mi. Aunque hoy no esté aquí presente, juntos las seguimos escuchando♥️
The one fair I would go to, there was a skee-ball type game called "Whirley Bucket", and this song would play. I had no idea it was an actual song when I was a kid, rather it was the "Whirley Bucket" music! 🙂
I heard the oxygen part 4 when I was a little girl at a party of a friend of mine whose father was excited about jean michel jarre. I remember he asked us if we had heard such great music again. He was telling us that he felt as if he were seeing angels dancing in the sky. It was the first time I heard this incredible kind of music and since then I've been a fan of electronic music. Jean michel jarre is the teacher !
Couldn't agree more. Would have been a perfect way to remind the world of his pioneering genius as one of the founding fathers of synth. Made a huge impact upon me, along with Kraftwerk, when I first heard it as a teenager in the late 1970s
It was my huge question too! He is in amazing shape being 70 plus yo and making the great shows. Probably some classic french personal clashes were behind his absence.
I grew up with Jarre, Vangelis,…. Wonderful time, wonderful moments….The synthesizer period in my life….Wish I could turn the clock back…… The days of past, present and future….
We have the same musical influences, It is a shame that when you talk of electronic music to young generations you only hear about party stuff. Though the result of new and old is in our music. It could be great if you can give it a try th-cam.com/video/nGb9wneDsa0/w-d-xo.html frankierikiabi.bandcamp.com Thanks
So good both of them, the gods of synth really, think that is a way to use a keyboard never seen before, hope they don't die forever, i still listen to them but i only know my dad listens to them, hope more people could appreciate this masterpieces
Genius in every electronic pulse. JMJ used electronic instruments in a truly symphonic, classical way. The soundscapes he created are on a par with some of the greatest composers of all time in my opinion.
Sparkles of sweet tunes combined with dewy bright coldness and spaciness (so characteristic of electronic music); dancing, enticingly beautiful riffs; variance and unique style (although, if one may: lacking tinges of feistiness and drollness) - an close approximation to sublime music.
I met him on Wednesday at a Q&A and he signed my dad's 40yo copy of Oxygene on vinyl... I am still beaming. Was visibly shaking, how embarrassing. He shook my hand and everything!
Jean was & still is not only a great musician but, a great technical engineer when it comes to creating the sounds for his music. This track just proves the point of his genius.
Timeless... it will still be known still in 100 years... And even if someone doesn't know JMJ or the track by name, they have it heard anywhere in their life.
Music will always be changing what you don't like this generation will change and shift to something new, that's the beauty of it, while it would be nice to hear more songs like this, it could always happen again when tastes change
Escuché esta canción cuando tenía 7 años en 1977,nunca pude buscarla porque no sabía el nombre ni quien la hizo,hoy 43 años después la encuentro casualmente y me trae recuerdos de mi niñez.
Coincido contigo, Ismael!! Yo era un adolescente cuando apareció este tema y hasta hoy lo sigo disfrutando como la primera vez que lo escuché!!! Esta música es atemporal!!!!
Este tema es del año 81 y yo tenía 12 años cuando lo escuchaba. Desde entonces empecé a escuchar a Jean-Michell Jarre. Un amigo tenía el vinilo y alucinábamos escuchándolo en un equipo Kenwood. Quizás el tema más conocido de Jean-Michell Jarre sea Campos Magnéticos Parte 2 (Magnetic Fields Part 2). El otro compositor con música electrónica de la misma época es el japonés Isao Tomita. Ambos son unos genios.
Tenía 4 años y fue la primera vez que lo escuché... y hoy tengo 55 y este bello tema me lleva hasta esa edad... La alegría y la tristeza inunda mi ser. Saludos desde Perú 🇵🇪
Es imposible que hayas escuchado antes este tema, porque es original de Alba Ecstasy. Otra cosa es que hayas escuchado alguna secuencia de loops parecida. Pero esta en concreto, seguro que no. No se ha publicado en disco nunca, porque no ha existido hasta que Alba Ecstasy la ha subido a TH-cam. Se de lo que hablo. Tengo todos los discos de Tangerine Dream, Klaus Schulze, Ashra Tempel, Cluster, etc. y en ellos no aparece este tema. Cuánta tontería hay que leer por la red...
@@ChristianoWhitetakes me right back to the first time I dropped the 33 on my turntable in the 1970s gazing in awe at the Earth peeling away like an orange on the cover, while I marvelled at the panning stereo. And it still feels brand new.
@@ianwoods383 Lol Sorry, dude, you should at least have received the money for the second concert We’ve all been had at times. It’s too bad when organizers let greed take over them at the expense of honest, hard-working people
For residents of the former Soviet Union, this music embodies progress, science, technology, space exploration and the achievements of socialism. This music makes us nostalgic for what didn't happen...
@@chilenoHDU The USSR is the first country in the world to have a new type of economy. This economy showed high growth rates and ensured social equality and equality of all nationalities, which has never been on earth. Of course, business owners all over the world could not look calmly at this state of affairs, and therefore other countries organized the Cold war, in which the USSR had to defend its achievements and spend huge amounts of money on defense. but alas, the rest of the world turned out to be stronger.
This music simply astonishes me today as it did when I was a kid. It reminds me of not only how much I enjoyed listening to it in my grandfather's turntable, but also how thrilled I used to get when this song played in Mega Drive's game, Road Rash, which I loved to play.
Thanks for sharing lucas, I like reading comments of history people have with certain songs. Would of been mindblowing to hear music like this on a turntable years ago
I may be a youngen, but I remember hearing this in 1999 on a claw machine in Matlock Bath, UK down by the arcades.. I remember being so fascinated by the sound and imagined ufos and the mysteries away from our world! What is crazy to me is that exact same claw machine is still there to this day! I went the other month with my Fiancé and I sorta had a lump in my throat when I played it.. as I played as a kid! love it ❤
I remember hearing this song from one of those claw machines as a kid too. It was also playing in the background of a video of me as a baby and my dad holding me flying me around in the air like I was flying. Nostalgic. Tear in my eye as I write this.
I remember when I was young, we heard this strange and impressive tune on the French radio sometimes, and the whole family was impressed... The very next Christmas we found the Equinoxe LP under the Christmas tree, and we spent hours and days listening to it, travelling among planets... And this was the start of a never ending musical trip...
From a time when life was not so strressful and " advanced ". Sure all era's have thier tribulations... but this JMJ era was a beautiful yet simpler time that I dearly miss.
My Peugeot 106 motorroller, my first French red wine on a trip to France, and the smell of a (very) hot amplifier from the early eighties, during playing a LP from JM Jarre... That was my feeling, that time.......
The sort of music that can transcend time, languages cultures and in my opinion.... planets. A universably audibly aesthetic masterpiece and a stunning piece of art
I discovered this song for the first time playing GTA4, almost ten years back Ever since then I discovered Spotify and have heard thousands of artists across the entire musical spectrum, visited tons of concerts and met artists, made new friends and connections. All thanks to JMJ. Eternally grateful.
Gracias papá, recuerdo con mucha nostalgia cuando nos ponías un concierto de Jarre en BETA cuando éramos niños, era lleno de música “extraña” igual que el resto de sus músicos, te extraño tanto viejo ... 😢
@@dirkdiggler8367 era un amante de lo que yo llamo "la buena música" Jarre, Pink Floyd, Jazz , en fin, quizá por el le tome tanto amor a la música y me volví músico 😉
For some reason, I could not get this song out of my head when having hours and hours of contractions when giving birth to my son! 😂 Lying in the bath etc, all the stuff they get you to do, this was in my head. I like to listen to it now 7 years on ❤ xx
This song MUST be performed on the opening ceremony of Paris 2024! Edit: according to some sources, he will be performing at the closing ceremony of the paralympic games, I hope so! Edit 2: He finally appeared on the closing ceremony of the paralympics, and the new version of Oxygene was such a blast! I enjoyed it!
@@thevideogamer0mg99I hope so! Apparently other artists such as Celine Dion or Lady Gaga will appear on that ceremony, but nothing is confirmed yet. Everything is a mystery! I hope JMJ will appear there 🤞
This music is so scientific... I love it. I always imagine the newborn Earth when i hear this song where volcanoes are fuming, strong winds are blowing... and oxygen that brought life is born.
@SciFyerGaming ha ha. That response with the car crashes must be a copy and paste job, as a green councillor from my area posted exactly the same. Embarrassing
This is the most iconic movement of the whole piece. I heard this in 79 when I was nine years old, and riding my new BMX bike around town with some boys my mother didnt approve of ...
![Robert Miles - Children [Dream Version]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/CC5ca6Hsb2Q/mqdefault.jpg)
![[COVER] Jean-Michel JARRE - Equinoxe 1 / Equinoxe 2 / Equinoxe 3 / Equinoxe 4](/img/n.gif)
Music is a global language, maybe even a universal language. Jean Michel Jarre’s music certainly is that way, and also timeless, beautiful ❤
specially music without language. Everyone understand instrumental music 😅
Pillow Garden---Silence and Selah , heard that on Ambient Sleeping Pill, as instrumental pieces goes it was fairly good.
@@anjachan 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😂
@@geriobobo5238 what?
@@anjachan indeed 🙏🏼🎯
Beyond words, brings tears, I'm 52....closer to the end than the beginning, love this song. And, you start thinking about what songs you would like played when you are laid to rest. This is one of them.
You’re 52, don’t think about the daisies for another 30 years!
I'm 52, fitter than I was in my 20's and loving life.
Cop on to yourself.
Yeah, shit man, I'm older than you by about 10 years and I'm still doing great, and in fact my only physical problem is that...OMG, I CAN"T BREATHE! PLEASE, IF ANYONE'S READING THIS RIGHT NOW, CALL AN AMBULANCE. I LIVE AT 1273 MILLHOUSE.... OH GOD! IT'S TOO LATE. I CAN SEE ANGELS, AND THEY'RE PLAYING MUSIC... OH GOD NO!! IT'S "TURN ME LOOSE" BY LOVERBOY!!! WHY DID THEY HAVE TO CHOOSE LOVERBOY ???? PLEASE GOD, NOooooooooo!!!!!
Mine would be Equinoxe IV.
@@plane_guy6051😂
I remember turning on the tv one evening, just to see the presenter introduce a live feed from the concert at La Defense. I was captivated and just sat there and watched the concert, gorging myself on the experience. And from that day on, i was sold. I hope someday someone will consider doing a repeat of that performance. I would very much like to experience that live.
Come to France he is still playing some times !
He is Maurice Jarre's son, the man who composed such brilliant film soundtracks as Lawrence of Arabia, Doctor Zhivago, Witness, the Longest Day, etc etc... such a talented musician. I saw him in concert at La Défense, near Paris in the 80s. Unforgettable!
I was there to.... 1990
Moonlighting 1986
And Vangelis did Blade Runner
And Shogun
@@1BSDjunkie When I heard that Vangelis died I was in tears!
Even after more than 40 years it still sounds fresh, original and futuristic! A masterpiece!
Love it!!
@Moist Flamingo Yes GTA 4 reintroduced me to this fantastic song. I think i heard it back in the 1980s but somehow forgot it later and rediscovered it back in 2008.
There was a tape included on the front of a ZX Spectrum mag in the UK that had a synth player program on it.
This masterpiece was one of the tunes included but never credited. Took me years to find the name of it.
Real version is slightly better than that Z80 rendition.
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Hervé VILLARD isl fantastic With the musical. Hé is incroyable. ....
كل ما اسمع هذه الموسيقى اتذكر. والدي الله يرحمو مان يعملها في سيارته ونحنا مسافرين لتاغيت ولاية بشار الله يرحمك يا والدي الغالي ويمتعم في الجنة كما متعتنا في الدنيا
الله يرحمه دكرتني في والدي الله يرحمه عندما يستمع الى الراديو في الصباح الباكر وانا استعد للمدرسة ان شاء الله كلهم في الجنة كما متعونا ودللونا في الدنيا
Adevarata muzica Nicu M
Je suis métisse algérien français enciens musulmans jai vu jesus et mon ange gardien j'ai également échapper miraculeusement à deux tire par balle par miracle plein d'autres miracle seule jesus sauve je suis catholique maintenant depuis 5 ans mohamed à baisé aicha elle avait 9ans volé la femme de son fils adoptif tué des gens polygame plusieurs femmes esclave sexuelle ou bien allah qui ordonne l extermination des juifs et des chrétiens ou des non musulmans appelé couffard verset 9:30 plus le djiad ou la takya pour une bonne fois pour toute issa est pas le jesus de la bible djibrile est pas l ange Gabriel de la bible un seule sauveur jésus christ jésus christ dit si un ange decent annoncé un autre évangile que le miens qu'il soit anathème et maudit djibrile est un démon un seule sauveur jésus christ
راكوا هنا تاني 😂
رحمه الله عليه رحمة واسعة
Published in 1976 but still AMAZING! One of those things that never die...
Piękne , przypomina młodość , dziś nie ma takiej muzyki , pozdrawiam z PL
Hello from Ireland 🧐🇮🇪👍🏻
@HiromiLuiya hello from Ireland 🇮🇪
czesc
Pozdrawiam 👋 Rocznik 1967 Kielce
I remember hearing this in my dad's car when I was 5. It was the first song I can truly remember from that time. It blew me away and sounded like something from another planet at the time. Over 45 years and many synth songs through the decades later I truly believe this is the pioneer of all that music. It still sounds so fresh today.
Same here
This music is in gta 4 in radio ( the journey)
I was 7 in 1977 and having a major existential crisis (I had just learned that we die and did not take it well). This song brings back that fear, as it has an eerie, lonely sound - but by God do I love it. It transcends time and space.
Bolek Małek
Listen to future sound of London disc2 of lifeforms
Sencillamente, maravilloso!!! No ha perdido un ápice de su efecto novedoso y distinto!!! Y si recordamos que la época en la que este músico compuso esta obra no tenía los adelantos tecnológicos que hoy en día son tan comunes, creo que su valor artístico y técnico es superlativo!!!!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Deliciosa melodía para mis oídos. Saludis desde Perú
When you see comments posted in so many languages you know you are listening to a piece of music that is still as good today as it was back in the past. Sets the standard for electronic music along with Tangerine Dream.
👍💖❤️💖❤️
It's such a good song, its hard to explain that specific background sound but they're so liquidly, like a semi bass bubble that's gently blooping away right near your ears.
wonderfull spoken x
True dude, true.
Condivido 💯💯
موسيقى رائعة و لا تتأثر بالزمن، أتذكر هذه الموسيقى عندما كنا عائلة مجتمعة… ذكريات الطفولة. تحياتي من الجزائر 🇩🇿
والله نفس الدكريات دكرتني في طفولتي ووالدي الله يرحمه عندما يفتح الراديو صباحا
A mi también me trae recuerdos de la infancia, saludos desde México.
Depuis la France
Saludos desde tacna Perú 🇵🇪
Saluti e rispetto per tutti voi✨✨✨🌼🍀💖
The genius of a musician is an absolute trailblazer. This sounds just as modern today as it did all those decades ago. Also I was lucky enough to see him perform live too 🙌🙌❤❤
Feel jealous, I wish I could seen him live
@@VictorHugo-xm1it I was on vacation when he was performing in the "Waldbühne" in Berlin around 30 years ago... but my best friend saw him live on stage! But weather was bad (... but at least, he saw him!
Mr Jean Michel Jarre, le pionnier de la musique électronique en France ❤❤❤❤
En el mundo!
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...ET dans le monde !
As an Englishman who can't speak a word of French. I understand this sentence without the translate and agree 100%.
For me in 1983 and 84, this was Jazz Flavors every Sunday night after 6pm. A bottle of wine and life was easy and smooth.
A pioneer, a trail blazer and a legend. When my late father introduced me to JMJ when I was like 13 i was blown away. I listen now to honor my dads memory 34 years later
Amen 🙏❤️
Your father is in the stars with the music of JM Jarre!
Respect🧐
Jean Michel Jarre was the Mozart of his time !
@@Wearefree83 jean Michel jarre is a composer in his own right 👍
I heard this song in school assembly about 30 years ago. Something about it just captivated me. I couldn't get the song out my head, but could never find it to hear it again. After all this time, I was starting to think it didn't exist and was just a figment of my imagination or some kind of Mandela affect.
Today it just randomly appeared in my recommended playlist and I almost cried. Takes me back to sitting on that cold wooden floor in assembly hearing it as a child. I remembered teachers who I had long forgotten. Their names and even what they were wearing. Isn't it amazing how a song can unlock memories like that.
How on earth couldn’t you find a copy of this song, probably thousands of uploads here on TH-cam & I’m sure you can purchase it online 🤔
@sallybutton6237 Try and find a song wirh no lyrics and you don't know the title of. It's not as easy as you'd think.
i had basically the same experience i have to thank shazam for finding it, i was at a convenience store and the speakers started playing it and it was a whole flashback moment, luckily shazam got my back.
@@sallybutton6237 not 25 years ago not so easy when you dont know the artist or name, as it is only a part of a continuous album
@@sallybutton6237 🤦🏻♀️ Someone recounts such a heart-warming tale. And all u can do is p1ss sour 🍋 juice all over it!!
1) Remind me never 2 b ur friend.
2) The club's in ur surname. (Button it.)
Positively ME!!!!
have done ALL my life, thanks to my Father's inspiration ❤.... 46yrs n still LOVE THIS WITH ALL MY HEART & SOUL!!!.....
I've even played it to my art class to see the result's... Awesomeness!!!!
Worked unsocial hours in the early 1980 's. Came home at 2 am to catch Concerts in China. Totally blown away. Bought the LP, no download in those days. Still have that LP but no apparatus to play it on. Good old days, gone downhill from there on.
Surely you can buy a record-player somewhere, Rosie?
What memories. 45 years ago, walking on the beach, listening to it on a portable cassette player at sunset. Great tune.
Quelle belle époque c c'etait en 1976 je crois....
@@belaidoumohand9492 C'était certainement le cas.
y no canta no se qe hay detras de esto
Me as well...with my Walkman!!
Same!!!
Our generation lived great times... pure times... everything was so much better...
This is still a timeless classic.. I first bought this on vinyl in the early 1980s.. and it's still one of my all-time favorite albums
So did I, still have all vinyls but not player anymore lol 😂 but bought the best ones on CD as well
This is NOT classic but stolen
From Popcorn
A donkey as you cant hear that
True
Compré este vinilo el día que salí del ejército, en octubre 1.988, con el poco dinero que me quedaba, todavía tengo este LP, y disfruto de el.
@backroads6695 Same here and the sound is still very good.
There is no one who can replace you Jean-Michel Jarre
This track sounds no less stunning than it did when I heard it as a teenager in the late 70s. It is absolutely timeless, any creation that is so breathtakingly beautiful transcends fashion, trends and genres it is eternal.
This is one of the first epic tunes I remember hearing when I was really young. It had that creepy, errie Sci Fi sound to it and was just so ahead of its time. And still is
Full agree👉
Nearly 13 back then,but I agree.
Ezt Nem!. Mint egy igazi SZERETKEZÉS! Egyben!!! 🎉💥💥💥💥
It still does, amazing
👌👌👌👍🎹
Der Mensch ist zu solch unfassbaren Dingen fähig, was für ein verflucht geiles Teil, welches sich nur Meisterstück der Musik nennen darf. Perverser Sound. Krass was bei dem im Kopf los war, um sowas zu kreieren. Wow!
Lost for words , this guy is a genius, have every piece of his work in my collection.
Heard this first when I was 17 in France at a beach on the Atlantic....forever memories. You are right he is genius. My fav is Oxygen 2....what a trip.
Hi all, saw him in London docklands many years ago, absolutely pouring with rain. But amazing...
Jarre es único
Very nice
*This* *song* *is* *a* *actually* *timeless* *masterpiece* *.*
"Song" = singing...
A song????? I didn't hear any words. Maybe I'm going deaf...
@@thomasharter8161 Tune.
Composition. Piece of music. Track. Single.
*ok you dont have to use bold font*
Son esas canciones a las que siempre voy agradecer a mi padre por haberlas escuchado y hoy quedan para mi. Aunque hoy no esté aquí presente, juntos las seguimos escuchando♥️
Hermoso lo que te dejó tu padre amigo (a). Una de las mejores herencias, la buena música.
El mismo recuerdo tengo de mi papá 🤗 la buena música y la lectura
Some of the purest and iconic synth sounds ever created. Still amazing&beautiful.🎶❤️
Timeless masterpiece
Absolutely true!👏👏👏
YES.
100% Fact.💪😎👍
@@DarrenSemotiuk q°
@@alessandrobarberini7836 ļo8
시대를 앞서간 음악!
이 음악을 듣는 세계 모든 사람들이 행복하게 즐기길!!!
❤
한국인이다!!!! 요즘 이분 음악에 푹 빠져서 듣고있습니다. 시사보도 프로그램이나 실험 영싱에 많이 쓰였던거 같은데 말입니다.
Hasn't aged 1 day. Timeless classic.
Brings back memories of walking in to the arcade and hearing this play out from the claw machine. Truely a masterpiece.
Yes mate
Mate this is one of my earliest memories in life 🙌🏼
Did you play call of duty remastered by any chance on search and destroy ?
@@knighter2776 Myself or the original poster?
The one fair I would go to, there was a skee-ball type game called "Whirley Bucket", and this song would play. I had no idea it was an actual song when I was a kid, rather it was the "Whirley Bucket" music! 🙂
I heard the oxygen part 4 when I was a little girl at a party
of a friend of mine whose father was excited about jean michel jarre.
I remember he asked us if we had heard such great music again.
He was telling us that he felt as if he were seeing angels dancing in the sky.
It was the first time I heard this incredible kind of music and
since then I've been a fan of electronic music.
Jean michel jarre is the teacher !
I fully agree with you, Penny!
You get the chance to see the maestro in concert you'll be blown away. Unbelievable atmosphere🎉
the father of Jean Michel made the music of movie "Lawrence of Arabia"
He and Kraftwerk!
And Vangelis
Why has JMJ not been involved in the Paris Olympics?
Musical and visual genius right there.
I'm stunned.
Couldn't agree more. Would have been a perfect way to remind the world of his pioneering genius as one of the founding fathers of synth. Made a huge impact upon me, along with Kraftwerk, when I first heard it as a teenager in the late 1970s
It was my huge question too! He is in amazing shape being 70 plus yo and making the great shows.
Probably some classic french personal clashes were behind his absence.
What is story behind every Jean's melody? As a fun you should know,wright.
He’s not queer enough.
Macron a préféré Akamoura 🤐
I grew up with Jarre, Vangelis,…. Wonderful time, wonderful moments….The synthesizer period in my life….Wish I could turn the clock back…… The days of past, present and future….
If only we could keep it in the heart
We have the same musical influences, It is a shame that when you talk of electronic music to young generations you only hear about party stuff.
Though the result of new and old is in our music. It could be great if you can give it a try
th-cam.com/video/nGb9wneDsa0/w-d-xo.html
frankierikiabi.bandcamp.com
Thanks
Giorgio Moroder is the king of synth.
@@defiverr4697 and JARRE
So good both of them, the gods of synth really, think that is a way to use a keyboard never seen before, hope they don't die forever, i still listen to them but i only know my dad listens to them, hope more people could appreciate this masterpieces
I was 16 years old in 1983 when I fell in love with his music.
Epic times 😊
I was 17 years old great times :)
I love this sound !
I used to heard this song at 1997 when I was in the elementary school. It's great!
I was (minus 2) years old.😊...in 1983.
I'm 17 years old but i love this music
One of the most recognisable tunes ever created. You may not of bought his music or even know, who Jean Michel Jarre is but you remember, the music...
I first heard this on GTA 4 and in the arcades as that’s what the claw machines play when you use them 😂
Can hear the outro music to _Blade Runner_ in this as well
¡Exacto! Como en mi caso.
I recognise it as Popcorn by Hot Butter.
The man's a thief.
@@IrishSpider Can't copyright a fragment of a melody.
Тем кому нравиться эта музыка ,опередил время в веках.
I agree. We are people from an other time. The next.
@user-xf9ue3yx4p I am an old man and I have it on vinyl (33-1/3).
Meglio arrivare tardi in questo mondo che prima nell'altro 😂😂
Very proud to say this is the first record I ever bought as an 8 year old.It made me feel like I was eternal,still does.
A very unique sound, very advanced for his time a true pioneer in trance, electronic, house music
Jean Michel Jarre best music ever. Futuristic, transcendental, unreal !
Kraftwork lives on with JMJ great music
As do Tangerine Dream....... they were the Pioneers.....('ish😉)
Timeless masterpiece , can't imagine how many times parts of this tune was used around the world in tv and radio
Master stolen from Popcorn 1969 made
45 years old song and still 🔥🔥🔥
Merci Jean-Michel 🙏
Me too!!
What movie is thiz
True
"Song" = singing...
J'étais enfant la première fois que j'ai écouté cette musique qui transporte et après 40 ans c'est toujours un voyage.
En 1976 j'avais 10 ans.
A 55 ans, j aime toujours autant... un génie JMJ !
Jean-Michel Jarre is a genius. Any man who can control a large Moog system gets my vote.
Not only that, but the music is absolutely fantastic too. And he created this masterpiece at 19(?). I can't comprehend that.
Giorgio Moroder.... Chase, for example.
Na 100 % súhlasím. S každým slovom. Presne toto cítim aj ja. Pozdravujem z Bratislavy, Slovakia.
Genius in every electronic pulse. JMJ used electronic instruments in a truly symphonic, classical way. The soundscapes he created are on a par with some of the greatest composers of all time in my opinion.
Amen to that brother. Amen to that.
Sparkles of sweet tunes combined with dewy bright coldness and spaciness (so characteristic of electronic music); dancing, enticingly beautiful riffs; variance and unique style (although, if one may: lacking tinges of feistiness and drollness) - an close approximation to sublime music.
After 26 years of being a fan I finally have tickets to see him in concert! So excited!
I met him on Wednesday at a Q&A and he signed my dad's 40yo copy of Oxygene on vinyl... I am still beaming. Was visibly shaking, how embarrassing. He shook my hand and everything!
Fiona Skywalker p
Fiona wow!!
I saw him at the O2 arena about 4 years ago you will not be disappointed. A true master second to none.
@@fionaskywalker7127
They're not 40yo ago. Get a life.
Jean was & still is not only a great musician but, a great technical engineer when it comes to creating the sounds for his music. This track just proves the point of his genius.
i remember the concert with laser under Pyramides
Timeless... it will still be known still in 100 years... And even if someone doesn't know JMJ or the track by name, they have it heard anywhere in their life.
I'm 21. I consider this far better than most of what we have nowadays
Oxygene IV is an all-time classic
true spoken words, today is time wasted junk
you dont dig deep enough
@@chrisstrijbosch9318 you absolutely dont look hard. Today's music is better than any time in the past 40 years
Dude, music today is at its absolute peak, you just need to dig a bit and get past through all the commercial radio bullshit.
@@MrThoss1 Nearly everything sounds the some. There is nothing comparable to Oxygene IV
This is what music should start sounding like during the 2020s and beyond.
@Alexandre Limberger Agree. But it’ll get better for sure
Stop listening to the mainstream top 40 and search. There is good stuff out there!....
Music will always be changing what you don't like this generation will change and shift to something new, that's the beauty of it, while it would be nice to hear more songs like this, it could always happen again when tastes change
Absolutely! This sound is other worldy and timeless
@@markallgood7980 Agreed! There is great music in every era. I keep discovering both new and old bands
Loved this in 1977 and I still love it now. It's wonderful.
I can not believe this song was from 1977 holy crap only found out today. Great song !
Hab damals so kleine Phosphor-Punkte an meine Decke geklebt, und diese Musik dazu gehört, bekifft, das war großartig...
I love too
@@DeclanBurger this track is from 1976
Fantastic..I still love it as much as I did back then 🤗
Grew up with this Legend. Respect from New Zealand 2024
Escuché esta canción cuando tenía 7 años en 1977,nunca pude buscarla porque no sabía el nombre ni quien la hizo,hoy 43 años después la encuentro casualmente y me trae recuerdos de mi niñez.
Yo acavo de ver jean Michel y me llamó la atención, no c como apareció en TH-cam, temazo que no recuerdo cuantos años que no escuchaba
Coincido contigo, Ismael!! Yo era un adolescente cuando apareció este tema y hasta hoy lo sigo disfrutando como la primera vez que lo escuché!!! Esta música es atemporal!!!!
Yo también estaba en ese mismo dilema men, a mis 47 recién la encuentro.
Este tema es del año 81 y yo tenía 12 años cuando lo escuchaba. Desde entonces empecé a escuchar a Jean-Michell Jarre. Un amigo tenía el vinilo y alucinábamos escuchándolo en un equipo Kenwood. Quizás el tema más conocido de Jean-Michell Jarre sea Campos Magnéticos Parte 2 (Magnetic Fields Part 2). El otro compositor con música electrónica de la misma época es el japonés Isao Tomita. Ambos son unos genios.
claro man, aqui la nueva gen tambien la escuchamos
Tenía 4 años y fue la primera vez que lo escuché... y hoy tengo 55 y este bello tema me lleva hasta esa edad... La alegría y la tristeza inunda mi ser. Saludos desde Perú 🇵🇪
A mim também. Ouvi isto quando tinha 6 anos. Creio que foi o que me levou a gostar de música electrónica até hoje.
Es imposible que hayas escuchado antes este tema, porque es original de Alba Ecstasy. Otra cosa es que hayas escuchado alguna secuencia de loops parecida. Pero esta en concreto, seguro que no. No se ha publicado en disco nunca, porque no ha existido hasta que Alba Ecstasy la ha subido a TH-cam. Se de lo que hablo. Tengo todos los discos de Tangerine Dream, Klaus Schulze, Ashra Tempel, Cluster, etc. y en ellos no aparece este tema. Cuánta tontería hay que leer por la red...
2023-51=1972 It's impossible this music was released in 1976. Song = singing
Simply the best of all JMJ creations.
Thats it. Oxygene 4.
what do you say when you throw an ice ball to your opponent and freeze them?
something gibberish ....
Sub Zero the whole albums amazing i love oxygene 6 equinox is amazing too
I can't choose a favourite from any of his albums up to Revolutions
I agree. Oxygen 4 then equinox and oxygen 2
Oxygen 2 & 4 are best of all
No doubt.
Feb 2024 and still it is great music.
Oct 2024 feels like 'Zoolook'.
@@ChristianoWhitetakes me right back to the first time I dropped the 33 on my turntable in the 1970s gazing in awe at the Earth peeling away like an orange on the cover, while I marvelled at the panning stereo.
And it still feels brand new.
This music was way before it's time, it's timeless. You are a genius of your era sir.
Hearing this song in GTA IV is where I realized I had a thing for ambient music and have been looking for more of it ever since!
The Journey was probably the best station in that game
Stg
y'all my ppl
@@ste9281 vice city fm is good and the journey is amazing too
i am ther too
Jean michel is the Mozart of the synth!!!!
UNA VERDADERA OBRA DE ARTE MUSICAL. BRAVO.TENGO 75 AÑOS Y ESTOS RECUERDOS SON MUY GRATOS GRACIAS MICHEL JARRE Y EQUIPO MUSICAL.
The king of electronic music,
No ONE Will Ever Beat The Master.
+Mark Morris Giorgio Moroder is still the master JMJ 2nd.
+Kevin Echoes What about Kraftwerk?
Howard Jones
Howard is a master of the synthesizer.
8th pop synth.Like him myself. .
Giorgio moroder the goat
This man still owes me money,I was security for the docklands concert in 88 and never got paid ,was worth it for the music and front row view.
who care..
@@lajosmolnar7631 me
Ian Woods You got a free concert, so it’s all good. I was born in ‘88
@@kaudsiz 2 nights in a row.
@@ianwoods383 Lol Sorry, dude, you should at least have received the money for the second concert
We’ve all been had at times. It’s too bad when organizers let greed take over them at the expense of honest, hard-working people
I'm always flying over the clouds while listening this fantastic tune!
and i listen to it when i teleport and travel from planet to planet....
Like 's UFO comes by.
I'm falling to a parallel universe
You will never convince me the 80s wasn't the best period for electronic music.
Erano anni migliori in tutto....musica, F1, tanto benessere e amore intorno a noi, tanta belezza e gioia di vivere....con capolavori come questo.🌷🌷✨
Ya reckon ?? ! Now You Tube POPCORN 1973 Vinyl Album = 12 tracks.
One of the most epic themes ever. I've been hearing this one since I was a little kid. It's the first time I see the music video. Thank you.
Enjoy
Jean M est un génie musicien unique. Son morceau est une révolution dans l"art de la musique, qui n'a pas de pareil dans le monde musical.
Kraftwerk 🙋🏻✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻
I love both Kraftwerk and Jarré. But they are totally different. Kraftwerk are about pushing limits, Jarré is un artiste!
Masterpiece.
For residents of the former Soviet Union, this music embodies progress, science, technology, space exploration and the achievements of socialism.
This music makes us nostalgic for what didn't happen...
‘Achievements’ of Socialism? 😂😂
@@CalTheKiwi1plenty
@@chilenoHDU The USSR is the first country in the world to have a new type of economy. This economy showed high growth rates and ensured social equality and equality of all nationalities, which has never been on earth. Of course, business owners all over the world could not look calmly at this state of affairs, and therefore other countries organized the Cold war, in which the USSR had to defend its achievements and spend huge amounts of money on defense. but alas, the rest of the world turned out to be stronger.
@@МатерияСознание and look what happened lol
capitalism > socialism
This music simply astonishes me today as it did when I was a kid. It reminds me of not only how much I enjoyed listening to it in my grandfather's turntable, but also how thrilled I used to get when this song played in Mega Drive's game, Road Rash, which I loved to play.
Thanks for sharing lucas, I like reading comments of history people have with certain songs. Would of been mindblowing to hear music like this on a turntable years ago
I may be a youngen, but I remember hearing this in 1999 on a claw machine in Matlock Bath, UK down by the arcades.. I remember being so fascinated by the sound and imagined ufos and the mysteries away from our world! What is crazy to me is that exact same claw machine is still there to this day! I went the other month with my Fiancé and I sorta had a lump in my throat when I played it.. as I played as a kid! love it ❤
I remember hearing this song from one of those claw machines as a kid too. It was also playing in the background of a video of me as a baby and my dad holding me flying me around in the air like I was flying. Nostalgic. Tear in my eye as I write this.
In halls amusements? In matlock bath
THANKS 4 RESPONDING
Still my musical youth. Had an incredible impact on our mind, until today.
Now in Bratislava, Slovakia 🇸🇰
Jean-Michel Jarre 🎶🎶🎶
12. May 2024 ❤
It was amazing performance!
Belgrade, Serbia, 07.june 2024.
This piece makes me think of my childhood, playing JMJ and waiting for the long, cold, snowy winters to end. I still love his music and style.
I remember when I was young, we heard this strange and impressive tune on the French radio sometimes, and the whole family was impressed... The very next Christmas we found the Equinoxe LP under the Christmas tree, and we spent hours and days listening to it, travelling among planets... And this was the start of a never ending musical trip...
71 years Master Jarre !
A great artist
The power of music to transport your mind to a different place and time that you've never actually been
THE CORRECT AND TRUE DESCRIBTION TO DESCRIBE THE MUSIC FROM MONSIEUR JEAN MICHEL JARRE THE MASTER OF SYNTHESIZER MUSIC
From a time when life was not so strressful and " advanced ". Sure all era's have thier tribulations... but this JMJ era was a beautiful yet simpler time that I dearly miss.
..It's hard to believe this is 40 years old
and its still better than some of todays offerings... ;-}
My Peugeot 106 motorroller, my first French red wine on a trip to France, and the smell of a (very) hot amplifier from the early eighties, during playing a LP from JM Jarre... That was my feeling, that time.......
Cruiser Rob you mean a peugeot 103 not 106 which is a car
yeah right, I forgot it.. True. The 103 was the little motorroller.....
Yeah I believe you, Im fifty years old now, still is a fantastic synth
Good things are not detoriating.😊
It’s incredible that this was made over 40 years ago.
Pure perfection in the form of a song. A classic!
The sort of music that can transcend time, languages cultures and in my opinion.... planets. A universably audibly aesthetic masterpiece and a stunning piece of art
I discovered this song for the first time playing GTA4, almost ten years back
Ever since then I discovered Spotify and have heard thousands of artists across the entire musical spectrum, visited tons of concerts and met artists, made new friends and connections.
All thanks to JMJ. Eternally grateful.
Gracias papá, recuerdo con mucha nostalgia cuando nos ponías un concierto de Jarre en BETA cuando éramos niños, era lleno de música “extraña” igual que el resto de sus músicos, te extraño tanto viejo ... 😢
Suena que tu papá era la onda !
Musica linda, que nos transporta a un mundo bello
@@dirkdiggler8367 era un amante de lo que yo llamo "la buena música" Jarre, Pink Floyd, Jazz , en fin, quizá por el le tome tanto amor a la música y me volví músico 😉
For some reason, I could not get this song out of my head when having hours and hours of contractions when giving birth to my son! 😂 Lying in the bath etc, all the stuff they get you to do, this was in my head. I like to listen to it now 7 years on ❤ xx
La música deJean Michel Jarre me lleva acompañando toda mi vida. Gracias maestro! 👏👏👏👏😍😍
This song MUST be performed on the opening ceremony of Paris 2024!
Edit: according to some sources, he will be performing at the closing ceremony of the paralympic games, I hope so!
Edit 2: He finally appeared on the closing ceremony of the paralympics, and the new version of Oxygene was such a blast! I enjoyed it!
Absolument!
Oui, avec Équinoxe V, aussi!
they are opening paris? 😨
@@thevideogamer0mg99I hope so! Apparently other artists such as Celine Dion or Lady Gaga will appear on that ceremony, but nothing is confirmed yet. Everything is a mystery! I hope JMJ will appear there 🤞
This song let me run all night to generate data for my first international research publication. Motivation is high
He has never gotten the recognition he deserves.
Was at his concert in London 1988. Amazing 👏
Hello Catherine how are you doing today hope you’re having a great time with your family may God bless you and your family
His music is well before it's time, incredible you can listen and just drift off into another world.
You know this is a good song when the comments are as recent as only a few days ago!
This music is so scientific... I love it. I always imagine the newborn Earth when i hear this song where volcanoes are fuming, strong winds are blowing... and oxygen that brought life is born.
@SciFyerGaming Who cares if we have another mass extinction event? We've had at least five in the history of the earth
@SciFyerGaming ha ha. That response with the car crashes must be a copy and paste job, as a green councillor from my area posted exactly the same. Embarrassing
@SciFyerGaming Who cares if humans go extinct?
@SciFyerGaming if their behaviour makes their extinction a reality then so be it
На ВС чв,свс@@John-ed2wj У меня вы Чи вс ау ва ч
His style is unique and out of world... love it...
Jean-Michel brought us into the future-now, way back in the 1970’’s musical landscape. A true visionary.
Bon chance, Jean,
JaneR
This is the most iconic movement of the whole piece. I heard this in 79 when I was nine years old, and riding my new BMX bike around town with some boys my mother didnt approve of ...
Потрясающая музыка, она на века 👍👍👍
Ещё бы - это же сам Жан Мишель Жарр. С детских лет 80-х годов и по сию пору я не устаю слушать и восхищаться!
Василий ты прав
❤ 🇨🇵 🤝 🇺🇦 ❤
Согласен! Потрясающая музыка! 👍
Сколько ему было , когда он эту вещь записал?Это С его первого альбома?