Beatrice Domond pro for FA very soon

[veritas]

Amazing the Beatles came out with a new song before Beatrice put out a full part

They should have kept that shit in the vault

[JANUS]

Shit, I’m late to the party

[WavyDavy]

Hope it's not to late for this

[GAY]

Amazing the Beatles came out with a new song before Beatrice put out a full part

BAHAHA holy shit

Incredible

[Esquivel]

Long time lurker, first time poster in this thread. Since it has started to morph to a Serge appreciation thread, I wanted to offer my humble contribution



Cargo Culte, lovely stuff.

[GardenSkater77]

This guy Fucks!—kids.

[addie pray]

[Banned from the room]

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Hah yeah I’m a stick in the mud

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She was America’s Sweetheart at that time. Pre-Bobby Whitney was the cutest. Just watch, I Wanna Dance With Somebody’. Adorable.

I love Whitney too. Her voice was amazing. Same with ah the girl who bit her style who name escapes me.

The one who sings crazy high. I hear it and I get so emotional everytime I think of her.

Who was that famous Freestyle Grrl who was down with Stevie B? She was amazing.

[Pasta Monster]

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!!!!!!!!!

I was going through IG stories and there was one from FA that said that she’s been on since 2013. All of the Beatles’ studio albums were made in the amount of time she’s been on FA.

[Atiba Applebum]

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!!!!!!!!!

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I was going through IG stories and there was one from FA that said that she’s been on since 2013. All of the Beatles’ studio albums were made in the amount of time she’s been on FA.

She’s still in her Hamburg days

[Trashcon]

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!!!!!!!!!

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I was going through IG stories and there was one from FA that said that she’s been on since 2013. All of the Beatles’ studio albums were made in the amount of time she’s been on FA.

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She’s still in her Hamburg days

They even released a music video....kind of counts like a part?

[OldieButFrenchie]

I like to think our resident Frenchie slappers score as much ass as Serge Gainsbourg has, while living on a diet of wine, cigarettes and baguettes.

pretty accurate....well except for the "scoring" part   

->No Wave Comply: I'm impressed, monsieur est connaisseur!  I also love the comedies Gabin did. "Un Singe en hiver" and "La traversée de Paris" are absolute classics.

oh and just to add to Serge Gainsbourg's dirty old man reputation: he also made France Gall sing this song that is about entirely about giving head....Legend has it she did not understand the innuendo at the time!

[mrselfdestruct]

she a kook fosho

[yghartsyrt]

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pretty accurate....well except for the "scoring" part   

->No Wave Comply: I'm impressed, monsieur est connaisseur!  I also love the comedies Gabin did. "Un Singe en hiver" and "La traversée de Paris" are absolute classics.

oh and just to add to Serge Gainsbourg's dirty old man reputation: he also made Fred Gall sing this song that is about entirely about giving head....Legend has it she did not understand the innuendo at the time!

sorry couldn't resist.

Back on topic. French chanson is the shit – although my most like frankophone is a Belgian one: Jacques Brel – not as seductive as Gainsbourgh though

[Yonnycage]

I’m really struggling to get what the deal is with this  alcoholic french pedo. Is it avante-garde spoken word or what? I’m not getting any musicality out of this besides drums. Please advise

[TelethonJohn]

I first heard Serge Gainsbourg in the Stereo promo video. I know "Bonnie and Clyde" probably his most well known song, but nobody was making beats like that in 1968. After a million listens, I still don't know whether it's sexy as hell or laugh out loud hilarious. I guess it can be both.

https://youtu.be/JW-2UdAgYMs?feature=shared&t=20

[Mongo Lloyd]

I’m really struggling to get what the deal is with this  alcoholic french pedo. Is it avante-garde spoken word or what? I’m not getting any musicality out of this besides drums. Please advise

You just don’t understand French people bro.

[No Wave Comply]

Long time lurker, first time poster in this thread. Since it has started to morph to a Serge appreciation thread, I wanted to offer my humble contribution



Cargo Culte, lovely stuff.

Yep. "Cargo Culte" is for sure another jam off the Melody Nelson album.

->No Wave Comply: I'm impressed, monsieur est connaisseur!  I also love the comedies Gabin did. "Un Singe en hiver" and "La traversée de Paris" are absolute classics.

oh and just to add to Serge Gainsbourg's dirty old man reputation: he also made France Gall sing this song that is about entirely about giving head....Legend has it she did not understand the innuendo at the time!

I've never checked out Jean Gabin's comedies, so I'll have to look for those titles at my local Vidéothèque. (Seriously. We have a video store here called Vidéothèque. The owner is a major Francophile and their International/French section is vast.) My favorite French director is probably Jean-Pierre Melville or Claude Chabrol (both of whom never worked with Gabin, unfortunately).

Yep. I definitely know all about Gainsbourg writing "Les sucettes" for France Gall, getting her to sing about sucking on "lollipops."

[JANUS]

There’s like cowboy-prototype break beats in this one:

[Yonnycage]

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You just don’t understand French people bro.

If this isn’t ironic it’s the exact kind of response I expected from someone who “gets it”

[jgonzalez]

https://youtu.be/zyWqBraGa_0?si=ytCRrpmnLIQDGkLI
 Je suis venu te dire que je m’en vais is a tear jerker

https://youtu.be/Stz8SQ_xeNk?si=xJLV7HWt4XR1e2xX
He seems to sing more in the traditional sense in older songs. Always liked this vid for L’eau à la bouche

serge. An original EDGLRD

[lurkluke]

Can't believe this didn't get posted yet

One of the best videos on the internet.

https://youtu.be/unYu22Ign1E?si=r7ZILqaxYZ7eBiC9

[burntout]

Amazing the Beatles came out with a new song before Beatrice put out a full part

whats so great about beatrice anyways

[skate_or_dingus]

 I'm more of a Vannier guy (less stinky and creepy):

https://youtu.be/xwDAw5pMWvE?si=GseCZuptid4T4LSe

[excitableboy]

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I’m really struggling to get what the deal is with this  alcoholic french pedo. Is it avante-garde spoken word or what? I’m not getting any musicality out of this besides drums. Please advise

I take it you don't speak French. As for the music, well if you don't hear it I guess you simply don't.

By the way, we'd be remiss to appreciate Melody Nelson without mentioning Jean-Claude Vannier. The musicality in that album is mostly his I believe. Same goes for other Gainsbourg albums. He worked with some of the best library musicians. Arthur Greenslade on the Bonnie and Clyde album for example. Also went to Jamaica to make reggae with Sly and Robbie.

Another Vannier Gainsbourg score worth a listen:

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that Gainsbourg song ‘Les Sucettes’ makes me think of this

[Urtripping]

There’s like cowboy-prototype break beats in this one:

I'm going insane trying to think of which skate video used this. Spirit Quest?

[addie pray]

[douchenozzle]

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I take it you don't speak French. As for the music, well if you don't hear it I guess you simply don't.

By the way, we'd be remiss to appreciate Melody Nelson without mentioning Jean-Claude Vannier. The musicality in that album is mostly his I believe. Same goes for other Gainsbourg albums. He worked with some of the best library musicians. Arthur Greenslade on the Bonnie and Clyde album for example. Also went to Jamaica to make reggae with Sly and Robbie.

Another Vannier Gainsbourg score worth a listen:

That Serge banger was used for Steve Durante’s part in “Last of the Mohicans”

[Mongo Lloyd]

Massive Attack had to have heavily sampled Serge I imagine?

Or really Trip Hop in general.