La Cage Erosmachine Original LP 7" 45rpm - Jean Michel JARRE - Rare
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Description
LA CAGE EROSMACHINE JEAN MICHEL JARRE
Original Vinyl C006-11739
EMI - Pathé Marconi - Paris
Side A - La Cage (Jean Michel Jarre, a la batterie Jean Pierre Monleau) Side B - Erosmachine (Jean Michel Jarre)
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From Discogs:
Jean Michel Jarre* ?– La Cage / Erosmachine
Label: Pathé ?– 2C 006 11739 M, Pathé ?– 2C 006-11.739 M Format: Vinyl, 7", Single, 45 RPMCountry: France Released: 1971 Genre: Electronic Style: Musique Concrète, Experimental
TracklistHide Credits
A La Cage Drums – Jean-Pierre Monleau 3:25 B Erosmachine 3:00Companies etc
- Record Company – Les Industries Musicales Et Electriques Pathé Marconi
- Printed By – I.D.N.
Credits
- Composed By, Producer – Jean-Michel Jarre
Notes
This is Jarre's very first single.The music on this single was recorded in 1969 during Jarre's time at the Pierre Schaeffer's 'Groupe de Recherches Musicales' at Beaubourg. The tracks are two electronic shorts composed for 16 oscillators, percussion and a musical saw. Rhythmic pattern from Erosmachine was reused in Chronologie part 2.
117 Copies were sold.
Made in France.
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia "La Cage / Erosmachine" Single by Jean Michel Jarre Released 1971 Format 7" single Recorded 1969 Genre Electronic music Length 03:15 / 02:56 Label Pathé Records Writer(s) Jean Michel Jarre Producer(s) Jean Michel Jarre Jean Michel Jarre singles chronology "La Cage / Erosmachine"
(1971) "Deserted Palace"
(1972)
"La Cage" is the 1971 debut single by Jean Michel Jarre. Although produced in 1969, Jarre was unable to find a record label that was willing to release the single due to its experimental sounds. After a few rejections, he found Pathé Marconi willing to release it in 1971, but the single turned out to be a commercial failure, with only 117 copies sold. Pathé Marconi destroyed the remaining stock.[citation needed] However, the master tape of "La Cage" was preserved, and as a result the song was featured on the compilation Made in France in 1978. The single can also be found on the Rarities I bootleg compilation in 1994, while the rhythm of "Erosmachine" was reused throughout the track "Chronologie 2" from his 1993 album Chronologie.
Jarre himself had lost his copy during a move and no longer owned it until a fan presented him with a copy as a gift.[1]
Both songs were released on the 2011 compilation album Essentials & Rarities
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