BINGO FRENCH PUNK EXPLOITATION 1978-1981 LP/Soda Fraise/Bulldozer/Geiger/KBD
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(various artists) 'Bingo! French Punk Exploitation 1978-1981' LP (France, Born Bad Records, Catalogue #BB095) Brand new/unplayed copy of limited year 2017 Born Bad Records label vinyl edition/collection of stupendously awesome French Punk/Exploito-Punk records, circa 1978-1981. Absolutely unbelievably great compilation from start to finish and worth it alone for Sublime Deluxe's rip on the Troggs' "Wild Thing" (here as "Chose Molle".)
(NOTE: LIMITED VINYL EDITON!)
The real, great rock'n'roll swindle? You'd better search Belgium, and more specifically somewhere near Lou Deprijck and Yvan Lacomblez, two born-and-bred "Brusselians". If their names don't ring a bell at first glance, you've most likely already wiggled to their interplanetary hit "Ça Plane Pour Moi": A moronic song by a crappy singer... The prank swept through the world and within a few months, no less than one million 45s were sold just in France. It spawned mass-produced cover versions, becoming a universal punk anthem. Of course, such a cash cow would arouse envy and create quite a few vocations among our fellow countrymen. The song's trademark derision was about to bridge the missing link between original punk -- too violent, too dirty -- and the general public eager to enjoy a little Saturday-night pogo. Humor became the magic bullet to conquer a frightened audience. The formula had already proved successful. Remember the arrival of rock'n'roll in France (1957) through Boris Vian, Henri Salvador, and Michel Legrand. Their famous, jokey "Rock and Roll-Mops" already laid the foundations for the same equation: joke + rock'n'roll + derision = success. The big labels tried to produce punk bands in France -- Polydor signed the Stinky Toys and the Guilty Razors -- but only to result in huge commercial failures. But in the face of Mr. Bertrand's huge success, those big labels thought they understood how it worked. Music publishers and majors all wanted a punk hit. A&R executives brought all of their seasoned producers, composers, and lyricists into the stampede: eccentric arrangements, daft and stereotyped lyrics -- one-upmanship was the rule. An unprecedented bunch of punk-novelty records followed. Even André Verchuren had his own unbridled accordion cover version of "Ça Plane Pour Moi". Sure, most of these punk hoaxes are real lousy, real shitty but one must admit that some numbers stand out of the crowd. While they didn't reach the success of "Ça Plane Pour Moi", some, here and there, were really inspired and even more creative than the songs they hijacked and mimicked. Features: Piero, Soda Fraise, Stéfan, Geiger, Too Much, Gérard Bôle Du Chaumont, Sublime Deluxe, Bulldozer, Les Marylènes, Gisor, Anatole Frantz, Fatsy Wataire, and Plastichke.
- Bingo! French Punk Exploitation 1978-1981 explores the humorous punk that was produced in France after Plastic Bertrand's interplanetary hit "Ça Plane Pour Moi".
- In the face of Mr. Bertrand's huge success, A&R executives had all of their seasoned producers, composers, and lyricists to create eccentric arrangements, ith daft and stereotyped lyrics.
- Most of these punk hoaxes are real lousy, but some numbers, while they didn't reach the success of "Ça Plane Pour Moi", were inspired and more creative than the songs they hijacked and mimicked.
- Features: Piero, Anatole Frantz, Gérard Bôle Du Chaumont, and more.
- LP version comes with a printed undersleeve.
Artists/Tracks on this LP are as follows:
A1 –Piero Quelle Epoque Épique Et Punk A2 –Soda Fraise Ça Baigne Dans L'Huile A3 –Stefan J'Suis Pas Méchant A4 –Geiger Je Suis Punky A5 –Too Much Silex Pistols A6 –Gerard Bôle Du Chaumont C'est La Défonce A7 –Sublime Deluxe Chose Molle B1 –Bulldozer J'Suis Punk B2 –Sublime Deluxe Donne Moi Ton Corps Juste Pour Le Sport B3 –Les Marylènes Le Beau Tétard Sur Son Cigare B4 –Gisor Le Plan B5 –Anatole Frantz Le Monde Est Fou B6 –Fatsy Wataire Chimène Hovelicot B7 –Gérard Depardieu La P'tite Agathe B8 –Plastichke Ça Gaze Pour MoiShipping in US is $4.98./CANADA AIRMAIL is $20.98./MEXICO AIRMAIL is $23.98./OVERSEAS AIRMAIL is $24.98. (Shipping totals will be consolidated for multiple winning bids.)
Record shipped in professional, superior rectangular shaped, corner-protecting corrugated cardboard record mailer with filler pads. Satisfaction guaranteed!
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