 Musique pour Supermarché was created for a planned performance at the " Supermarché " art exhibition . Jarre allowed Radio Luxembourg to broadcast it uninterrupted , in its entirety , before he auctioned off a single vinyl print on 5 July 1983 , at the Hôtel Drouot in Paris . The sale raised about 70 @,@ 000 francs , and in protest at the " silly industrialisation of music " , Jarre promised to burn the original tapes in the presence of a bailiff . Parts of the destroyed album were reworked into works in subsequent releases ( including Diva and Blah Blah Café from Zoolook , and sections of the Fifth Rendez @-@ Vous ) . Both Music for Supermarkets and Zoolook make heavy use of the Fairlight CMI 's ability to sample audio . Zoolook features snippets of words and speech from languages across the globe . Laurie Anderson provided the vocals for the track " Diva " . A long list of musicians , including Adrian Belew and Marcus Miller , also made significant contributions . The album was somewhat less successful than Jarre 's previous works , reaching only number 47 in the UK album charts . 
