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Jean Michel Jarre
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Deserted Palace
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| Label © |
Sam Fox |
| Release Year |
1972 |
| Length |
33:27 |
| Genre |
Electronic |
| Personal Star Rating [1-5] |
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| Ref# |
J-0067 |
| Bitrate |
(various) Kbps |
| Other |
Rare Item· |
| Info |
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1.
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Poltergeist Party
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2:13
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2.
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Music Box Concert
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2:43
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3.
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Rain Forest Rap Session
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1:42
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4.
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A Love Theme for Gargoyles
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1:12
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5.
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Bridge of Promises
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3:16
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6.
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Exasperated Frog
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0:49
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7.
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Take Me To Your Leader
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1:56
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8.
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Deserted Palace
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2:24
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9.
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Pogo Rock
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1:05
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10.
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Windswep Canyon
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7:38
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11.
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The Abominable Snowman
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0:55
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12.
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Iraq Hitch-Hiker
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2:28
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13.
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Free Floating Anxiety
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2:18
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14.
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Synthetic Jungle
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1:43
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15.
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Bee Factory
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1:05
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Originally released in 1972.
There are essentially two types of release for this album - one being the release for USA & Canada as a promo for clubs that does not have a cover, while the other is a very limited release in France with this cover.
This release was distributed by Sam Fox Editions.
Not long after Jean-Michel Jarre signed up with Disques Motors (or Disques Dreyfus as they are now known) in 1971, Francis Dreyfus received a request to produce some music to be used in airports and libraries in North America and Canada.
Francis asked Jean-Michel if he could compose some very short pieces for this album - and so Deserted Palace was born, which was to be Jean Michel Jarre's actual first album, prior to Oxygene.
This album was a real flop, critics even said that it was not music but noise. This is a very rare item though. Instruments used:
- Farfisa Compact Duo Organ
- EMS "Synthi" AKS
- EMS VCS3
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