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Deserted Palace Vinyl LP

Transversales Disques / SKU: lp-15915
1st reissue of 1973 album from the French electronic music pioneer, Vaporwave precursor
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  • "Transversales Disques proudly presents the first official LP reissue of Deserted Palace, studio album written & performed by Jean Michel Jarre in 1972, during his work experience at G.R.M. (Groupe de Recherches Musicales). In 1971, an order was placed with producer Francis Dreyfus to provide sound for public places such as airports and libraries. He decided to pass the project on to Jean-Michel, who had recently been signed by his record company. These fifteen tracks are made with only two synthesizers (EMS VCS3 & Farfisa organ) in an experimental and very minimal style. 'It was a crazy album, totally homemade, with rhythms that I made in my student room, with a minimum of equipment and at the same time electronic sounds that I stole from the GRM where I went at night after stealing the keys to the studios. It is a pirate record, in every sense of the word, in which we find what I did afterwards.'" - Transversales Disques

    • black vinyl pressing
    • remastered audio
    • includes obi strip
    • original release year: 1972
    • music label: Transversales Disques 2025

"Transversales Disques proudly presents the first official LP reissue of Deserted Palace, studio album written & performed by Jean Michel Jarre in 1972, during his work experience at G.R.M. (Groupe de Recherches Musicales). In 1971, an order was placed with producer Francis Dreyfus to provide sound for public places such as airports and libraries. He decided to pass the project on to Jean-Michel, who had recently been signed by his record company. These fifteen tracks are made with only two synthesizers (EMS VCS3 & Farfisa organ) in an experimental and very minimal style. 'It was a crazy album, totally homemade, with rhythms that I made in my student room, with a minimum of equipment and at the same time electronic sounds that I stole from the GRM where I went at night after stealing the keys to the studios. It is a pirate record, in every sense of the word, in which we find what I did afterwards.'" - Transversales Disques

  • black vinyl pressing
  • remastered audio
  • includes obi strip
  • original release year: 1972
  • music label: Transversales Disques 2025

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