Jean Michel Jarre - Geometry of Love 1

"Geometry of Love 1" from album "Geometry of Love" (2003).
It is his twelfth studio album and his first release on Warner Music.

         

Jean Michel Jarre - Skin Paradox

Skin Paradox" from album "Geometry of Love" (2003).
It is his twelfth studio album and his first release on Warner Music.

        

KORG STORY. Une saga de 40 ans (2003) Bon anniversaire !

Tsutomu Katoh

         

Rare, Japanese-language video from some time in the 1990's, taking the viewer on an odyssey through Korg's many instruments, from Korg's synthesizer museum at its Tokyo headquarters.

This clip features an interview with Korg's co-founder, the late Tsutomu Kato and footage of the rare DA-20 Doncamatic drum machine (1963) and an early appearance of Korg's famous 'Traveler' filter control - on an organ! (late 1960's.) More to follow.


Two other videos were produced in this series, 'The Vintage Synth - Volume 1: Moog and 'The Vintage Synth - Volume 2: Roland'


      

Jean Michel Jarre - Geometry Of Love 2

"Geometry Of Love 2" from album "Geometry of Love" (2003)
It is his twelfth studio album and his first release on Warner Music.

             

Jean Michel Jarre - Velvet Road

"Velvet Road" from album "Geometry of Love" (2003)
It is his twelfth studio album and his first release on Warner Music.

            

Jean Michel Jarre - Near Djaina

"Near Djaina" from album "Geometry of Love" (2003).
It is his twelfth studio album and his first release on Warner Music.

         

Jean Michel Jarre - Electric Flesh

"Electric Flesh" from album"Geometry of Love"

Geometry of Love is an album by Jean Michel Jarre, released in 2003. It is his twelfth studio album and his first release on Warner Music.

This album has more in common with the preceding Sessions 2000 album than releases prior, but the style here is still more electronica than jazz. The music was to be lounge music, played in the background or in the chill-out area of a club. The album was commissioned by Jean-Roch, as a soundtrack for his 'VIP Room' nightclub in France. The CD was initially meant to come out in only 2000 copies. However, it was later released as a generally available CD. It has now been discontinued and copies of it are not being pressed anymore, but it is still available in digital download format. The album was largely produced using Propellerhead's Reason[citation needed] and many preset patches can be heard throughout.

        

Jean Michel Jarre - Pleasure Principle *Geometry of Love" (2003)*

      
"Pleasure Principle" from album "Geometry of Love" (2003).
It is his twelfth studio album and his first release on Warner Music.

Video: Dreams of Nature
Sigur Rós 'Valtari' Mystery Film Experiment: Ég anda by Tatyana Zvanskaya
Producer: Victor Ermakov
Director: Tatyana Zvanskaya
First Assistant Director: Valeria Sosnovshchenko
Director of Photography: Aleksandr Kotenko
Editor & Colorist: Tatyana Zvanskaya
CG artist: Igor Isaev
Cast: Anastasia Zhidkova, Yana Tarabanko
Location: MONOLOG studio

Jean Michel Jarre - 2003 (Full album)

          
        

Geometry of Love is an album by Jean Michel Jarre, released in 2003. It is his twelfth studio album and his first release on Warner Music.

This album has more in common with the preceding Sessions 2000 album than releases prior, but the style here is still more electronica than jazz. The music was to be lounge music, played in the background or in the chill-out area of a club. The album was commissioned by Jean-Roch, as a soundtrack for his 'VIP Room' nightclub in France. The CD was initially meant to come out in only 2000 copies. However, it was later released as a generally available CD. It has now been discontinued and copies of it are not being pressed anymore, but it is still available in digital download format. The album was largely produced using Propellerhead's Reason[citation needed] and many preset patches can be heard throughout.

The track "Velvet Road" is a remake of the unreleased composition "Children of Space" created by Jarre for the "Rendez-Vous in Space" concert in Okinawa, in 2001. Some of the sounds in Geometry of Love were used earlier on Interior Music released in 2001. Several tracks from Geometry of Love were included on Jarre's 2006 compilation release Sublime Mix.

 Track listing

"Pleasure Principle" -- 6 :15
"Geometry of Love Part 1" -- 3 :51
"Soul Intrusion" -- 4 :45
"Electric Flesh" -- 6 :01
"Skin Paradox" -- 6 :17
"Velvet Road" -- 5 :54
"Near Djaina" -- 5 :01
"Geometry of Love Part 2" -- 4 :06

Bob Moog How a synth pioneer puts the soul in the machine

 
Lecture: Bob Moog (Cape Town 2003) from Red Bull Music Academy on Vimeo.

Bob Moog changed the face of popular music by creating the first ever commercially available synthesizers. Meet a true genius.





Bob Moog changed the face of popular music by producing the first ever commercially available synthesizers. Began his journey in 1954 when he Enlisted the help of his father to start making theremins, Which he then continued making this for the next years for science fiction movies and avantgarde musicians. The first Moog Modular was put together for fun, as a project for his musician friend Herbert Deutsch. But pretty soon, after the first strains of success by Walter Carlos (who later Became Wendy Carlos), the Moog table its way into the heart of rock and jazz fusion - appearing on The Beatles 'Abbey Road and The Beach Boys' Pet Sounds - and helped instigate all types of electronic music. At the end of 1977, Bob left Moog Music and founded Big Briar, teaching music technology courses at the University of North Carolina at Asheville from 1989 to 1992. Sadly, Moog passed away in 2005. Though he may have left us for a higher plane, he has created an enormous legacy and irreversibly changed the sonic landscape of the world.

Source: rbmaradio.com-chat

Harper's Bazaar Russia January 2003

"People in Black"
Charlotte Rampling and Yohji Yamamoto
Photographer : Kay Ogata

01 February 2003 - ER

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