Depressed

Rendez-Vous was under the impression the Challenger disaster in 1986. Ron McNair, a friend of JMJ, should a saxophone melody playing in space, which should then be mixed in the last piece, together with the synthesizer.

The Challenger blew up and with it McNair, his saxophone and the plan for this music.

The result is a very emotional album, probably the most emotional ever by Jarre. Time and again witnesses the songs (so working in Rendez-Vous 3 with the "Lacrimosa" from Mozart's Requiem) from his grief.

It's a consistently worth listening album, but it's a total fall very gloomy and depressed. But overall a good tip for friends synthesizer music.