Jean-Michel Jarre Deserted Palaces US Original Sam Fox SF1029 Music Library LP
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Jun 30, 2020 Sold Date
Jun 20, 2020 Start Date
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 Jean-Michel Jarre Deserted Palaces Music Library disc  A Sam Fox Production SF 1029 US Original VINYL LP Album  see notes below for authenticity!  In   Vinyl = G+ surface wear age spots needs a clean  Sleeve =Plain Card Storage Sleeve handwriting condition  (see Photos) TRACK LIST
A1 Poltergeist Party 2:10 A2 Music Box Concerto 2:40 A3 Rain Forest Rap Session 1:37 A4 A Love Theme For Gargoyles 1:10 A5 Bridge Of Promises 3:15 A6 Exasperated Frog 0:45 A7 Take Me To Your Leader 1:55 A8 Deserted Palace 2:10 A9 Pogo Rock 1:05 B1 Wind Swept Canyon 8:00 B2 The Abominable Snowman 0:55 B3 Iraqi Hitch-Hiker 2:24 B4 Free Floating Anxiety 2:15 B5 Synthetic Jungle 1:35 B6 Bee Factory 0:55
 An original 1973 US 15-track LP pressed on Translucent Purple which is clearly visible when held to the light. This is a good way to distinguish genuine copies! This is Jarre’s first album under his own name and issued by Sam Fox Music a good four years before his breakthrough album Oxygène. This is a music library disc and never released commercially The material was intended to be used for film & television )I remember some adverts that used the music) and has never been re-released.  The sleeve here is hand made on a blank cardboard sleeve for easier finding in the TV library section  I worked for Sam Fox Music in London in the 70s so hopefully, know what I talking about!   Sam Fox was an old-style basic music publisher but had a music library section - when I worked for them here in the UK they had just over 30 LP records of library music from ages before. Jarre was a new addition. There was no CD issued by us (the ones I have seen are simply copies) There was NO picture sleeve issued by us as this was simply a library disc and very old school. Vinyl copies with coloured picture sleeves are also very suspect - I doubt the records in those sleeves are genuine (check if they show up purple in the light) There was a generic Sam Fox Music Library used for all discs with a printed tracklist generally affixed to the back of the sleeve but quite a number were sent out without a sleeve


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