Geometry of Love
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| Studio album by Jean Michel Jarre | ||||
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Publication |
October 2003 |
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| Label (s) | Warner Music | |||
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Electronica , lounge , ambient |
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running time |
42 min 13 s |
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Geometry of Love is the 15th studio album by French musician Jean-Michel Jarre . It was published by Warner Music .
Specialty
Geometry of Love was commissioned by Jean-Roch for the VIP Room nightclub and was originally supposed to appear in a limited edition of 2,000 copies. Accordingly, the album cover was labeled "Project by Jarre for vip room". Although the album went on sale, it was initially not re-pressed. Therefore it was only used or available as a download for many years. In September 2018, the album was put back on the market by Sony Music. Five of the tracks were re-released in 2006 in a different order on the compilation album Sublime Mix . This was also a limited commissioned work; this time for Jaguar .
"Velvet Road" is a revision of the unreleased title "Children of Space", which was previously only performed at the 2001 "Rendez-Vous in Space" concert in Okinawa .
The album shows on the cover the pixelated pubic area of the French actress Isabelle Adjani , to whom Jarre was briefly engaged. In this context, the track Near Djania is also dedicated to Adjani as an anagram .
Production and tracklist
- Written and arranged by Jean-Michel Jarre
- "Pleasure Principle" - 6:15
- "Geometry of Love Part 1" - 3:51
- "Soul Intrusion" - 4:45
- "Electric Flesh" - 6:01 am
- "Skin Paradox" - 6:17
- "Velvet Road" - 5:54
- "Near Djaina" - 5:01
- "Geometry of Love Part 2" - 4:06
Major versions
| year | Output form | medium | country | Label | Catalog number | comment |
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| 2003 | original | CD | France | Warner Music | 2564606932 | Digipak |
occupation
- Jean-Michel Jarre - keyboards and synthesizers
- Francis Rimbert - artistic collaboration