12/12/2009

Expériences électroniques



I have posted him already, but he is worth it. Dan Deacon is a mad geek and a strong musical personnality as well. He particularly loves to mix Bach style harmonies with overdriven digital keyboards and Chip and Dale voices. His concerts are crazy shows where he stands in the middle of the crowd equipped only with a table covered with electronic devices, effects pedals, and toys. The track proposed here is pretty slow and contemplative for its first part, but it then joyfully shifts into a running cavalery of broken-up voices, to end up suddenly with the main theme again.

Trinité is an electronic trio from Paris and features members of Turzi, Chicros, Kill For Total Peace or One Switch to Collision. Using only a Tenori-on, vintage analog keyboards and oscillators (sometimes a string instrument), they like to build long electronic improvisations around a simple synthesizer phrase.

Two very different visions for an equal listening pleasure. Try them.


Dan Deacon - Snookered





Trinité - Cheyenne (Live @ l'International, 15-07-09)




09/12/2009

The Black Cupboard Nuggets & Rarities #3 - Pop Concerto Orchestra

Today we have a not so rare (in France) 7" record from a old french band. Pop Concerto Orchestra was created in Paris in the 70's by Olivier Toussaint and Paul de Senneville, who were producers and composers of french pop at the time. Senneville was the owner of a small record label, Disc AZ. They created another band called Anarchic System. Throughout the 70's and 80's they had many hits with music for TV commercials, songs for french singers like Michel Polnareff or clowns like Richard Clayderman.
I have been listening to Pop Concerto Show on my parents K7 tapes since I was 3 or 4. It was really nice to find the vinyl and discover the B-side, Elga, which is great as well, more in a melancholico-kitsch style of great effect.

Dig it !!


Pop Concerto Orchestra - Pop Concerto Show




Pop Concerto Orchestra - Elga







Rumors on presumed Batman's homosexuality...




Dan Deacon - Pink Batman




08/12/2009

The Black Cupboard Nuggets & Rarities #2 - Barry Ryan & Blondie

The first track has already been posted on this blog, but it was long time ago and the link is now dead. It is such a beautiful track it deserves to be here again for your listening pleasure. Original post on Nuke Plant Aerials is here.

The second track is quite a funny find, as we French get on this song the rare pleasure of hearing Debbie Harry of Blondie sing in Proust's language... Rare french version of Sunday Girl.

Dig it !!


Barry Ryan - Eloise







Blondie - Sunday Girl (french version)





The Black Cupboard Nuggets & Rarities #1 !!! - Donna Summer

There is a black cupboard in my living room, down there in Lyon, France. It is full of old vinyls. I thought I might be a crate-digger in my own place and let you enjoy a couple of these gems of mine... So these are the Black Cupboard Nuggets & Rarities series !!

I would like to start things off with a cover of Serge Gainsbourg's Je t'aime moi non plus by Donna Summer. The track was produced by Giorgio Moroder and Pete Bellotte. It was part of the original soundtrack from the movie "Thank God It's Friday", and it was released on Casablanca Records in 1978. I cut the track in two parts as the original version is 15'45"...
Dig it !




Donna Summer - Je t'aime moi non plus (part. I)




Donna Summer - Je t'aime moi non plus (part. II)





01/12/2009

Dark


Kassem Mosse - Untitled



30/11/2009

NUKE PLANT AERIAL #10


Nathan Fake - The Turtle




Moderat - Porc#1 / Porc#2





29/11/2009

Add As A Favorite Pt II



Julie Andrews - My Favorite Things




10/11/2009

Rock disciplinaire


Turzi - Bombay




07/11/2009

Dodécalogue



Rob - La Villa Della Droga