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I guess JMJ talks a bit about that in his french autobiography?
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If I ever get to do my Jean Michel Jarre interview, that's one of the questions I want to ask him. I know he had a rocky relationship to his father, because he abandoned them for Hollywood early on, but maybe there was some connection there later on. Back in '93, when I interviewed Maurice Jarre for FSM, I asked if he'd ever considered collaborating with Jean-Michel... PAM: Having done much electronic work, have you ever desired to collaborate with your son, Jean Michel, on a film score or other musical endeavor? MJ: (laughs) Well no, because he does his thing, and I do my thing. To me its like asking, "Why don't you collaborate with John Williams for an orchestral score, or with Kitaro for an electronic score?" Besides that, Jean Michel is just not that interested in doing films. He prefers to do his own thing, which more a combination of sound and lights and laser beams and fireworks. This question has been brought up before, and we laugh about it together, because like the saying goes, "To many cooks in the kitchen does not make a nice broth". It would probably be a disaster!
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