Asylum Party - Borderline (1989) Coldwave, Post Punk
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- Опубликовано: 29 июн 2024
- In Depth Music is an independent online music library focusing on late 70’s and 80’s music genres such as post-punk, new wave, indie rock, and many more genres from that time. You can for example easily discover new bands which used to be difficult to find.
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Asylum Party - Borderline (1989)
00:00 Play Alone
06:21The Sabbath
09:43 La Tourmente
16:15 First Days Of Winter
19:36 La Nuit
24:23 Better Days Ahead
28:58 Winter
33:53 Pictures
Genres: Coldwave, Post Punk
Country: France, Courbevoie
Label: Lively Art
#coldwave #postpunk #france
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It's sad when I just discovered a band and then the comments section is full of RIP to the main musician in the group who was weaving these tunes. But hey, such is life, as they say in France.
I just (finally) got into Asylum Party about two weeks ago, after sitting on Borderline for what seems like about 9-12 months (oddly-enough). I'm loving it. Mere is next. I did not know a primary songwriter passed within that same span of time that I became aware of them.
Who passed away was the bassist and co-vocalist.
singer bassist are the best
Im 27 years of age and finally realing im really fukn goth took a d3ad pictrue of a bird put it as my lockscreen👌🥹 plus i love black roses and black heart emoji 🖤
😅😅😊 4:10 😅😊😅
I love this genre for the bass lines. Bass guitar is severely missed in the music of today
Room D Black Widow Spider 🕷️🕸️ Ant
I dream of you could come over and get there at that time of year and wish our best wishes to you my mtv 🪦🚬🪦
Do you have more recommendations for bass heavy coldwaveish music
@@takashimizutani1808 bit of a different vibe but do you know blade fetish
@@takashimizutani1808try out Lowlife, a Scottish band with former Cocteau Twins bassist Will Heggie
RIP Thierry Sobezyk, your bass lines were what made me fall in love with this band
I say the same
Same.. and the guitars too..
Seriously, some of the most memorable bass riffs ever to pop into this genre. I will practice death metal all day, just to get distracted by jamming out to La Tourmente or Un Sang D'Hier. They are complementary basslines to dark music and incredibly lyrical in their own right.
BAAAAAAASS
@@newfleshrecords Very similar to Simon Gallup's during the early stages of The Cure, imo.
If you like Asylum Party, you can also listen to Little Nemo, Babel 17, Mary Goes Round, Norma Loy or Trisomie 21, another great French coldwave bands from the late 80s.
❇️💵🕯️🎒👑🧢
Don't forget club de Rome
Very Underrated Band
Easily one of the most sadly overlooked post punk/new wave bands of the 1980s.😢
Baby boomer born in 1961 . Lived through the 60s 70s,glam rock ,punk ,new wave & goth . Love 80s music another great era for music . First listen to asylum party . Great 80s sound to there music 😮sydney Australia 🦘🦘🦘 15/3/2024
Same here. Almost 63 and just discovering a band from my heyday. Their sound seems very influential in a lot of the new Darkwave bands currently making their mark. What goes around comes around.
Yesserie bob Sydney Australia 🦘 5/6/2024 😮😊
Thanks to the internet that allows us to find these jewels, thanks to my internet
browsing I have found great bands like Motorama, Human Tetris, Manicure,
Folder, Blume, Soviet Soviet, She Past Away, etc. etc.
Yes I'm thankful I'm still only 32. I experienced the wonderful amiga 500 era of the early to mid 90's, and the internet age.
I discovered many hundreds (maybe almost 1000 already) of good or amazing albums thanks to the internet. without it it would be impossible with many of the albums to find them.
Check out the chameleons also
@ya skirt. black marble, that summer, pink turns blue, lebanon hanover, brandenburg, Lowtide, The sound, Belgrado...
Hola amigo, buenas sugerencias, ¿quién más?
por favor
@@legas9650 solid space, end of data 🖤
"Play Alone" transports me to heavenly places created by my mind. Thanks!
created by your mind or the music ? 🤔
@@xaza8uhitra4 Both maybe, i feel the same
This album alone is proof enough of how great he was.
Rest in Peace Thierry, you were an amazing musician and I hope you knew that.
You might also like the 80's Scottish band Lowlife. They're wonderfully dark, nostalgiac, and right up there with Asylum Party. imho. and like AP, Lowlife had a short career, a badass demo album, an incredible bassist, and lived on to exist solely on a cult following, kinda like how the ancient Gods could only exist if they were worshipped.
Great band Lowlife
Cheers mate
I Remember a song from Lowlife caled A Sullen Sky. Was a piece of art.
Lowlife's Rain EP and first three records are insanely good. Haven't checked out the final 2 yet though. Will Heggie is such an insane bass player, and Craig Lorentson (RIP) has gotta be my favorite singer in the genre - haunting vocals.
Don't remember why, but I've cried to Play Alone before... just a distant memory now.
Thank u for sharing ❤️ I love the human experience
How can a band be so perfect
"No regrets, no sad songs, every day pure joy in my heart" - RIP Thierry Sobezyk
very melodic and inventive bass lines.
a great example of the efficiency of simplicity
do you understand what a melody is? it's not simply outlining the chord. try again
@@leonherperger4055 You've perfectly displayed the Dunning-Kruger effect.
The singer / bassist will appreciate this com ^^
The Hungry Punky I’m sure he would’ve :( Rip Thierry 😞
best coldwave album ever
Asylum party est désormais une référence dans le paysage musique française.
This album is epic and in lists of top Goth albums I don't know why this one is always overlooked. Very underrated band. Love them.
Technically it falls under the category of Cold Wave and at times Dark Wave, but I feel you. For me, this band definitely falls under the rubric of Goth.
@Lunatic4Bizcas Those fall under the goth umbrella
@@sylph8005 : I agree.
@@Lunatic4Bizcas Were those terms around when this record was made?
@@ChristieBrewster Yes, considering the first albums of the genre appeared in 1978 ( Siouxsie and the Banshees ) and 1980 ( Bauhaus ).
La Muy buena Música es como el vino, cuando mas añejado esté, sabe mucho mejor. Los años 80 Musicalmente lo mejor en muchos estilos y este es un buen ejemplo del Dark Rock de esa década de los 80.
God, I wish this was on spotify
This is the best album of all time for me.
I always love being introduced to these great obscure bands! This showed up on my lists of suggestions while I was listening to one of The Chameleons’ albums on here...
Script of the Bridge is excellent! If you haven't heard Sleep No More by The Comsat Angels, you will like it. It has a similar dark, melancholy beauty.
oh my god same!
your journey has just begun. Embrace the journey x
I love The Chameleons. I saw them live this past summer. I had a great conversation about life and death with Mark Burgess, the lead singer. Got my picture taken with him and his autograph. Amazing guy.
The Chameleon's UK right?!
"Play Alone" is THE best track of this band !!!
JULIA is the best
that bass line at the end is....pure...magic.
May have to agree. Very definitive of their sound
@Little Leaf lmao . "I'm I'm ih ng alone with my poisoned dreams " or someshit. But ur version is more relatable
no La Tourmente is the best for me ^^
Rest In Peace Thierry Sobezyk :((
Tomorrow is a year since he left.
Who that? Plz😹
@@cathsalazar9930 band leader, singer and bass player .
Ty’s for all the great music rip Thierry am so glad to have these gems on utube & then put on utube music!!!!!! Love from 🇺🇸👍❤️🙏😻💯🎧🎼😇
@@claudiojuniorferreiraguimaraes so sad glad I found this great band!!!!! A big lose. Rip dude 🇺🇸🙏😭😻❤️🎼🎧😩
Never get tired of this album🖤
Me too, especially "Play Alone"
One of most important post punk bands of all time.
This is an amazing album, can't believe I never heard it before.
Walid WolfLust felt the same way when i first heard it. Found out through that website Rate Your Music.
Thank you, youtube.
Can’t find it on Spotify.
@@ianlangille558 I can't stand rateyourmusic. Whenever I seatch an album with google I see the rating from rateyourmusic. Most albums I saw so far only have 3-3,5 stars same with this album, and I searched many hundreds of albums so far. There seem to be too many music haters on that site. Sputnikmusic for example usually has much higher album ratings (even if that site also is far from perfect). Many albums have a rating of 4 or higher on sputnik while on RYM usually only 3.5. Why is it that way?
@@TheArrow1987 I agree. Rateyourmusic seems to be a place where people downgrade music they don't like, rather than rate albums accordingly. It's stupid. There are better sites out there for people looking to discover good albums, where their ratings are based on the qualities of an album within the discography of a particular artist. Sputnikmusic and Allmusic are good examples.
Top 10 albums of all time ( FOR ME )
Definitely a desert island pick.
I just wanna sit alone, drink and cry my eyes out for a whole day while I listen to this song.
This is so beautiful. Why did I ever stop listening to this music?
Time? Like everyone else👍😃
If you're really heavily into a style, go off and discover plenty more in-depth, then return to it with the new and expanding knowledge of listening to music, you find all new levels and layers of appreciation for it... plus the many new albums in that time apart from it to dig deep amongst, so it helps refresh the love for it as well.
wonderfull
Gut, düster, dunkel, sowie das ganze Leben!
Oh wow, this is a very rare treasure chest of a find for me 😍 Nostalgic dreamy rifts that somehow seem to evoke every fragile almost forgotten memory... they have the same gift The Chameleons have, they can pull every millimeter of feeling from you....pour it into a magic crystal and make it all spin in front of your eyes.... genius.
...and I can hear a lot of Paul Banks' influences in here, more so than in Joy Division because Asylum seem to have that tiny, very subtle nugget of fragility buried within the tracks that gently nudges you in a very eerie way...that's rare and intoxicating (a stronger version would be Memoryhouse, which brings the full nostalgia to the fore leaving the edgier pieces behind)
Seagreentangerine Well said
Seagreentangerine I love the way you talk about this. I really couldn't agree more. I'm about to check out Memoryhouse on your recommendation ✌️
Lol. Marry me.
I hear a bit of New Order in it as well.
Thierry! Lost souls are free now! Thank you for the music.
R.I.P Thierry Sobézyk
Must be he was in this great band I missed but damn they is so f in awesome new subscriber fell thru my cracks of missing what I wish I had known before glad to have it now mezmorising how the f did I miss this amazing band damn singer is killer song epic!!!!! Thanks dudes!!!!!!👍❤️😻☮️🔥🙀🇺🇸😹🥵🐾😱
Claudio Junior Ferreira Guimaraes wow what a wonderful band missed them for unknown reason better late than never for this epic band rip Thierry bless u for all u gave & still do !!👍❤️☮️🔥🇺🇸😹😢
First Days of Winter....hits the heart
top album of my 41 years alive. discovered it 8 years ago and it still feels like it's brand new, even though I listen to it at least monthly.
40 here
Weird being the older ones now
One of the best albums ever.
The dark elegance of the Sabbath
Found this band because of an interview with the lead singer of "She Past Away " and this rated as one of the top favourite french bands . Good music
This is my sound track to the winter season every year. This and clan of xymox
mee too..
roadway to depression :D LOL Love it too
listened to your comment, and waited until it snowed to play this again, and it was worth it
I blast this shit 100 degrees in the middle of the desert. Greetings from Arizona
I’m here bc someone on IG said the exact same thing and I had to check em out
I discovered this band today, on the anniversary of Thierry's death actually, and they're already so high on my list of favorite bands. May he rest in peace
This came out when I was born a brilliant year for Goth music.
I can listen to this Album on repeat and wont get bored of it what a Masterpiece.
Super underrated band ..Julia is still a piece of darkwave art
In my opinion, it's the best album of Asylum Party.
not only of AP...
* of all time
Picture one for me, none the less its an amazing piece of work
Mere is a grower.
So pure, I feel freedom hearing this...
masterpiece
The best of post punk. They captured the essence of it.
An instant favorite. This is high tier post punk. 👌
god-tier
J'ai écouté cet album en boucle et je l'écoute encore, c'est toute mon adolescence. Quel puissance, une tendre pensée pour Thierry
i just discovered this and I'm stunned (and exhausted thinking) how much great music there is out there. I'll endeavor to keep this one. It's a sound I grew up with.
Yes, and people listening reggaeton and trap.
so sad the band does not exist anymore😏 great album
salvation for a weary soul, Excellent album😄
One of France's worth knowing post punk pepits...
I've seen them twice. Their sound was awsome and their music has something the Cocteau Twins had, listening to it you are just like you were surfing mentaly.
My favorite band for a decade now 🖤
I love this shįt. One of those bands where you don’t have to skip songs.
Great sound, great band, great music!!
whats ur starsign?
Cheery you could come to my house 🏠 and wish you happy thanks 🙏😱 law library crypt keeper manor house Room D Black Widow Spider 🕷️🕸️🕷️ 🛹💢🛹💢🍷🪦🚬⚰️🚬🪦🚬🪦👻📻🕸️🕷️💀🙏🧖🛀🧛🧛🧟🧛👰👼🦹🧛🦹🦹🧑🦳🕴️🌹🍄🌑🦇🪶🦈🦑🕸️🦑🐜🕸️🐜🕸️🕷️🐛🕸️🕸️🐾🧆🚦🏠
Álbum absolutamente maravilhoso! Inesgotável em seu valor como toda grande obra de arte.
Faço das suas palavras as minhas. Parabéns pelo bom gosto.
Que isso Marcelão! Tmj!
RIP Thierry, very good bass
??? he died?????
@@GiorgiLobzhana Yes. Unfortunately he passed away in July last year =(
@@claudiojuniorferreiraguimaraes What a pity :(
I love Asylum Party and his bass lines.
RIP
@@GiorgiLobzhana Tomorrow is a year since he left.
@@claudiojuniorferreiraguimaraes :'( so sad. He was still young.
its the best album from Asylum Party!. It stands up with the best of that era! very enjoyable album.
not only from Asulym Party!
Asylum Party's The Sabbath remembers Perturbator's Lustful Sacraments. Could be that the last was inspired by the first.
The "French Touch" starts here, magic bass lines, pure and sofisticated
It's beautiful, sublime, haunting music...perfect for these cold dark autumn nights...
When you are grateful towards RUclips for their suggestions...
I remember them ,the DJ at 600 North in Daytona Beach played "The Sabbath" . This cd goes for 175.00 on Ebay and the vinyl's are even higher in price ! #WoW ! Great Memories !!
You can buy the vinyl resolution from Dean Well Global Music.
I wish this was on streaming :( trying to find it on cassette rn
Missing one of the few people that used to speak to me regularly. Lost contact with her 5 years ago and remember her through this band that she showed me. Amy pls reply if you ever stumble across this.
That's 😢 story bro
PICTURES.... what a finishing touch😌♥️
Astounding Bass. RIP Thierry.
This album helps me to escape from my problems in life and helps me to when I make some assignments and activities in school.
play alone
Awesome music... Nobody with this sound, such a great feeling.
Masterpiece.
in 1989 i was still a teenager looking out go depeche mode and erasure, this is new to my soul!
RIP: Thierry Sobezyk. Love this band sound and style, they have bits of everything I love live a bass like Joy Division & New Order, keyboard atmospheres in the style of Clan Of Xymox, guitar tones like Cocteau Twins, and a little bit of late 80's Wolfgang Press.
The outro to Pictures is quite something
Was directed here by the youtube bot after listening to Author! Author! by Scars....fantastic album! (and hard to get....)
I was directed here after listening to The Chameleons lol
Honestly one of the best albums of the 80s... I can't believe I only found this a few years ago. It certainly changed my life.
Monostereo Spider 🕸️🕸️ 🕸️ 🕸️🕸️🕸️🧪🕸️🧪
GratefulDead midway mall
Rip zombie dope vape
Hard times getting over on me walking dead
👾😭😱😷👽🤖🎃👻👻💢💙💚❤️🩹👣☠️☠️☠️☠️💅🥷🧟🧛🧝🕺🕴️🌹🥀💐🍃🏵️🌻🍄☀️🌤️⚡🌈🪐✨🐢🦇🦇🦇🦇🦇🦇🦇🕸️🕷️🐟🍏🫐👻🌚🌞🙏✍️❄️🌘🌏🙉🙊🐵🐨
such a great band ❤
Nunca tinha escutado. Gostei muito. Sou fã de Joy Division. Gosto de sons assim. Apareceu aqui sem eu escolher e ouvi.
Terrific album,J'adore 🔥🎸🔥🎸🎹🔥🎹🔥
One of the finest ColdWave bands our lugs have had the pleasure of hearing 🔥🔥 🇫🇷
Rest In Peace Thierry,
I love this band. Everything they do is good.
Very peaceful album. Thanks for sharing.
An absolute gem. I’m glad to stumble across this.
ruclips.net/video/xQJ0EgHO5ss/видео.html witch//dream pop ambient
Me too, seems as I have missed out on a bunch of great music. Love going down these rabbit holes.
i fucking love this album/band. so good. thanks.
I'm fucking proud you say that
thank you 10000 times
Very Amazing Band.
and unfortunately that outputts only 3 lp album + 1 ep album. :(
they Meritings meny.
Only discovered them today, although I'd heard the band name before somewhere this is absolutely fantastic very big share sound very ethereal but with a nice kick.The bass is very inventive and melodic and I like the singers voice yet another well kept secret band for us in the know to enjoy
Banda fantástica, que tinha um dos melhores baixistas do mundo!
I'm a life long metal fanatic. it's all I listen to, and yet this is my all time favorite album. weird..
This album came highly recommended by a friend, who is also a metal fanatic.
Strange!
+Sludge Judge 19
I have a friend, he is strong punk fanatic who love 60's garage rock. I love old fasioned psychedelia and I love post punk, goth and new wave and dark wave, too. So, love is blind. And deaf too, I suppose.
Check out The Chameleons as well. Script of the Bridge(1983) album. brilliant especially the last song View From A Hill.
@vaguelyhuman not only for alcest but actually a lot for Lantlôs. They actually did some covers and recorded it.
Metal music first got me interested in hearing and exploring bands, then with the industrial crossover I began to enjoy some electronic sounds. Borderline has an aggressive tone at times, so I am not surprised the album could attract a heavy metal audience.
I need this to get reissued or go on streaming ASAP
was just reissued on PVC this year, can get if you're a vinyl chode, if not then we have to wait for another CD reissue.
When I was 14/15 and used to go visit a friend theyd have ' Julia' on whenever I was there....I remembered that song name of course but always forgot the band name but 'Julia always stayed with me right up until i found it again 😀
Thanks to the people of YT for posting these gems and for me finding not just ' Julia" again but all these other terrific A.P songs too ! 🙏
Cette culture musicale extraordinaire qui existait en France dans les années 70s 80s a été totalement balayée par la mondialisation et la médiocrité imposée par les masse-media. Retrouverons nous un jour dans le paysage musical français ou même européen les réminiscences de ce qui fut un grand mouvement artistique ? Ce canal "In Depth Music" est une bénédiction pour ceux qui ont connu ces années ou la culture pré multi-nationale existait. Merci à vous de nous faire revivre cette époque d'excellence musicale et créatrice.
This extraordinary musical culture that existed in France in the 70s 80s was completely swept away by globalization and mediocrity imposed by the mass media. Will we one day find in the French or even European musical landscape reminiscent of what was a great artistic movement? This channel "In Depth Music" is a blessing for those who have known these years where the pre-corporation culture existed. Thank you for making us relive this era of musical and creative excellence.
Sauf que la musique mise en valeur durant ces années étaient tout aussi sans profondeur que ce que tu reproches aux mass média d’avoir imposer. ils ont juste donné aux truffes ce que les truffes attendaient. Cette musique reste pour ceux qui la cherchent ...
Quand tu penses que le groupe majeur reconnu et mis en avant de cette époque dans le rock en France est Téléphone ... c'est affligeant. ( je dis pas que c'est mauvais, mais c'est une insulte à tout ces groupes aillant autant d’émotion et de qualité comme AP alors que téléphone nla offert que sur un ou deux morceaux réellement )
@@DarthShayanTool. Plus que de chercher à blâmer Téléphone j'irais plutôt regarder du côté des prescripteurs nationaux de l'époque 80-90.
Le Bernard Lenoir de France Inter, le magazine Les Inrocks, et Michka Assayas entre autres n'ont eu de cesse d'être obnubilé par ce qui se faisait outre-Manche/Atlantique et sont volontairement passé à côté de ce que ce pays et le continent européen dans son ensemble avaient à offrir.
Le nombre de fois où ce brave Bernard à invité par snobisme des groupes de toquards venus du fin fond de l'Angleterre pour des "Blacks Sessions" lamentables et inaudibles.
Le seul artiste français qu'il aura bien voulu soutenir ce fut ce gentil Miossec car cela restait pour lui de la chanson française à texte "de gauche" et ne prétendait nullement à être du Rock (réservé exclusivement aux Anglo-Saxons).
Je ne parle évidemment pas des radios "djeuns" ("...Hits Only") dirigées par des commerciaux marchands de soupe globalisée que l'on peut retrouver dans un autre genre sur les chaînes de télé (où ils achètent et diffusent des séries US au km).
Moi Aylum Party je les ai découvert en 90 grâce à l'émission Tempo de FR3 Bretagne/Loire Atlantique qui passait le Dimanche en fin de matinée (!). Cette émission s'intéressait principalement aux groupes "Rock" nationaux (principalement de l'Ouest de la France). Ils y avaient diffusé le clip de Misfortunes et j'avais été scotché par ce titre (grande découverte alors de la "Touching Pop").
@@jandron94 J'ai eu la même connexion avec ASYLUM PARTY dans TEMPO notamment ou une radio indé et je n'ai jamais décroché. La mélancholie caractéristique de la cold wave m'a attirée comme avec le groupe TROP TARD, mais ici le niveau est très haut, étonnamment le chant français passe très bien, on nous a tellement répété que le français n'était pas fait pour le rock, notamment LENOIR. Ce dernier a aussi encensé MURAT dès le départ, en plus de MANSET et BASHUNG.
J'ai toujours gardé une oreille sur les inrocks mais à distance. Ils n'ont pas la science infuse, ils vont devenir avec l'âge comme ce pauvre MANOEUVRE.
Moi je dirais que la techno a foutu une grosse claque à tout le monde et a boulversé la donne début 90, c'est le tournant dans l'approche. L'arrivée d'internet après 2000 a permis à la musique indé de revenir. Depuis 2015, on assiste à un revival SYNTH POP et POST PUNK. C'est un cycle. L'essentiel, c'est d'être ouvert, attentif et surtout chercher le groupe ou l'artiste sans attendre qu'on nous le serve sur un plateau. J'ai commencé dans les années 80 avec tout le réseau de fanzines et K7, et je continue aujourd'hui à défricher dans la musique électronique innovante.
@@didierg2076 La différence principale entre notre époque et les années 80 c'est que le rock était vraiment dominant dans la "jeunesse", avec pas mal de déclinaisons, de genres. Il y a désormais plus de "vieux" qui l'écoutent désormais que de "jeunots" :-))) Qui l'eu cru à l'époque !
Depuis le monde musical s'est vraiment "archipelisé", les sources d'écoute son innombrables... et le "catalogue" bien plus épais du fait de l'historique.
Le fait de chanter en anglais n'est plus une difficulté ni même un question vu que désormais des gamins de 7 ans chante (braille?) dans un anglais parfait à The Voice France.
Moi j'ai grandi à Rennes, un ville qui baignait dans un bain uniquement rock, on se croyait un peu au coeur de la création rock en France (plus trop désormais...).
Aylum Party c'était vraiment la révélation de la Touching Pop, j'ai pu ainsi apprécier Little Némo, Babel 17, Mary Goes Round...
Oui tout n'était pas mauvais chez Lenoir, sinon j'aurais pas autant écouté ses émissions, il y avait même parfois du très bon. Et justement Murat, Bashung, et Manset c'était pas vraiment du Rock... mais de la bonne chanson à texte française avec une composante musicale assez recherchée et travaillée.
Ce que je sentais avant tout chez Bernard c'est un mépris certain et systématique pour la culture de masse populaire française, mépris qu'il n'avait pas pour la culture de masse populaire anglaise, peut-être pour des raisons tortueuses de conviction politique et de snobisme cultureux (propre à Radio France).
Son boulot de "DJ" à la radio française dans les années 70 avait selon ses dires été une expérience traumatisante (devoir passer les disques de Lavilliers, Polnareff, etc. l'avait dégouté de la variété française).
Bref un mec scotché au NME et qui s'intéressait beaucoup trop aux ragots/spéculations sur les groupes anglais. Ses "duplex" depuis Londres avec Arnaud Beauvallet, Lydie Barbarian (fallait vraiment l'écouter celle-là avec son accent anglais "so authentic" !) étaient teintés d'une grande prétention, d'un entre-soi de gens qui se croyaient au centre de "là où ça se passe vraiment, où tout est intéressant et 100% pur jus". Ses émissions-interviews avec Hugo Cassaveti et Michka Assayas c'était un peu du même tonneau.
On retrouve la même attitude chez Antoine Descaunes, il ne le dit pas clairement (il ne voudrait surtout pas se griller) mais on sent bien que pour lui chanter en français c'est chanter du c..ca (surtout si c'est du Rock).
Je ne sais pas si ça vient d'une sorte de complexe linguistique ou culturel, de moutonisme, de faignantise intellectuelle, de ne savoir parler rien d'autre que l'anglais, d'un vieux fond de mépris pour tout ce qui n'a pas été adoubé par les anglo-saxons...
ça reste un peu mystérieux.
Hey papi la culture musicale française actuelle se porte très bien, il suffit d'être curieux et de faire ses recherches.
This music takes youwhy places unseen, the atmosphere and emotion from bands like this is why the 80s was so special.
I have to admit I wasn't aware of this at the time, so actually thankful to RUclips for directing me this way. I would have loved it if I heard it at the time for sure; this is exactly when I was finding more things like Sisters, Bauhaus, Joy Division, plus Ride, Slowdive and the like, and really getting a bigger appreciation for these kind of styles, so this would have fit in perfectly as a bit of a blend between all of it. Thank you In Depth Music for this one.
Such a fabulous album damn f in awesome thanks for uploading it!!!!! Love these hot dudes singer hot music hot just plain hot lovin it now bless u dudes!!!!! 👍❤️❤️🙏😻🤟🇺🇸🎶💋
The algorithm did well today.
Band strepitosa... ,R.I.P Thierry❤
Senza dubbio. Oggi è passato un anno da quando ci ha lasciato :(
Melodic melancholic wave.... Of an EXCELLENT BAND! BASS LINE JOY DIVISION.... AND DRUMS.... SOMEHOW....!
Wonderful music somebody on a Facebook group posted their last album after he was listening to the chameleons for the first time he started listening to these guys for the first time I'm very glad I put it on my RUclips playlist very good stuff I would really like to have this stuff on vinyl
So glad this is finally getting some recognition. Might I suggest for a less gothic feel - The Sound and The Chameleons and obviously Sad Lovers & Giants.
Exactly, near of Sad Lovers and Chameleons
This dug into my soul.
Um dos melhores álbuns que já ouvi
Esses franceses eram foda mesmo
Coldwave , puro ouro
@@augustocaie : ¡ Exácto !
I love this album.