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A1	Industrial Revolution:
A1.a	Overture Engineer [Assistant] – Philippe CussetEngineer [Sound Engineer] – Henri Loustau	5:20
A1.b	Part 1	5:08
A1.c	Part 2	2:18
A1.d	Part 3	3:47
A2	London Kid Guitar – Hank MarvinSynthesizer [Fairlight CMI] – Sylvain Durand	4:34
B1	Revolutions Drum Programming, Percussion – Jean-Michel JarreEffects [Special Effects] – François Kervorkian*Engineer [Sound Engineer] – Claude ErmelinNey – Kudsi ErgunerRecorded By [Muezzin Chant] – Xavier BellengerVocals [Computer Vocals] – Jean-Michel Jarre, Michel Geiss	5:01
B2	Tokyo Kid Drum Programming, Percussion – Jean-Michel JarreEngineer [Assistant] – Philippe CussetEngineer [Sound Engineer] – Henri LoustauTrumpet, Effects [Megaphone] – Jun Miyake	5:22
B3	Computer Weekend	5:00
B4	September Chorus [Vocal Chorus] – Mireille PomboConductor [Female Choir From Mali Direction] – Sori Bamba*Drum Programming, Percussion – Jean-Michel Jarre	3:52
B5	The Emigrant	3:56

Companies, etc.

• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Disques Dreyfus
• Copyright (c) – Disques Dreyfus
• Recorded At – Croissy Studio
• Mixed At – Croissy Studio
• Mixed At – Studio Guillaume Tell
• Mixed At – Studio Davout

Credits

• Art Direction – Mark Fisher
• Bass – Guy Delacroix
• Choir – The Bruno Rossignol Choir (tracks: A1, A2, B5)
• Composed By, Producer – Jean-Michel Jarre
• Conductor [Choir Direction] – Bruno Rossignol (tracks: A1, A2, B5)
• Design – 4i Collaboration
• Design [Cristal Baschet] – Bernard Baschet, François Baschet
• Directed By [Musical Director For Choir Recordings] – Sylvain Durand
• Drums, Electronic Drums [Simmons SDX], Drum Machine [Dynacord ADD I] – Jo Hammer*
• Engineer [Sound] – Denis Vanzetto
• Musical Assistance [Artistic Collaboration] – Dominique Perrier, Michel Geiss
• Photography By – Oliviero Toscani
• Programmed By [Additional Synthesizer Programming] – Francis Rimbert
• Recorded By [Outdoor Recordings], Research [Ethnic Musical Advisor] – Xavier Bellenger
• Synthesizer [ARP 2600, Kawai K5], Sequenced By [Geiss Matrisequencer], Keyboards [Cavagnolo Midy 20, Elka AMK 800] – Michel Geiss
• Synthesizer [Emulator, Fairlight, Ensoniq Esqi, Roland D.50, Roland D550, Synthex, Oscar], Programmed By [Akai MPC-60] – Dominique Perrier
• Synthesizer [Roland D.50, Fairlight CMI II, III, Synthex, AKS, Oscar], Vocoder [EMS], Instruments [Cristal Baschet], Drum Machine [Dynacord ADD I, Akai MPC-60] – Jean-Michel Jarre
• Technician [Technical Assistance] – Patrick Pelamourgues

Notes

This record is dedicated to all the children of the revolution;
To the children of the industrial revolution,
To those of the 1960's and the computer age,
To the children of emigrants,
And to those of Dulcie September.

"September": A tribute to Dulcie September, one of the many South
African victims dedicated to the fight against apartheid. She was
assassinated in Paris on 29th March 1988.

There will only ever be one revolution - The revolution that
the children carry within them.

Computer voice designed by Street Electronics, California.
'Ouverture' and 'Tokyo Kid' mixed at Guillaume Tell Studio, Paris.
'Revolutions' mixed at Studio Davout, Paris.
Recorded and mixed on Studer A820 Dolby SR.

Hank Marvin appears with special courtesy of Polydor Ltd. (UK).

℗ 1988 Disques Dreyfus, Paris
© 1988 Disques Dreyfus, Paris

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
837 421-1	Jean-Michel Jarre	Révolutions ‎(LP, Album)	Disques Dreyfus	837 421-1	France	1988
837 098-2	Jean-Michel Jarre	Revolutions ‎(CD, Album)	Polydor	837 098-2	Brazil	1988
837 421-4	Jean-Michel Jarre	Revolutions ‎(Cass, Album)	Disques Dreyfus	837 421-4	France	1988
837 098-2	Jean-Michel Jarre	Revolutions ‎(CD, Album, Unofficial)	Polydor , Disques Dreyfus	837 098-2	Russia	Unknown
837 098-4	Jean-Michel Jarre	Revolutions ‎(Cass, Album)	Polydor	837 098-4	Netherlands	1988