Tracklist
À Perte De Vue | 5:07 | ||
Que N'ai-Je | 3:55 | ||
Ma Petite Entreprise | 4:11 | ||
Elvire | 4:19 | ||
Un Âne Plane | 3:56 | ||
Après D'Âpres Hostilités | 4:24 | ||
J'Avais Un Pense-Bête | 3:26 | ||
J'Passe Pour Une Caravane | 3:42 | ||
Danse D'Ici | 4:05 | ||
À Ostende | 4:02 | ||
L'Apiculteur | 4:37 | ||
J'Ai Longtemps Contemplé | 3:56 |
Credits (16)
- Huart / Cholley*Design
- Marc ThononExecutive-Producer
- Alain BashungLyrics By
- Jean FauqueLyrics By
- Djoum*Mixed By
- Phil DelireMixed By
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11 versions
Image | , | – | In Your Collection, Wantlist, or Inventory | Version Details | Data Quality | ||||
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Chatterton CD, Album | Barclay – 523 111-2 | France | 1994 | France — 1994 | Recently Edited | ||||
Chatterton Cassette, Album | Barclay – 523 111-4 | France | 1994 | France — 1994 | Recently Edited | ||||
Chatterton CD, Album, Promo | Barclay – 5836 | France | 1994 | France — 1994 | New Submission | ||||
Chatterton Cassette, Album | Barclay – 523 111-4 | Canada | 1994 | Canada — 1994 | |||||
Chatterton CD, Album | Barclay – 523 111-2 | Canada | 1994 | Canada — 1994 | |||||
Chatterton CD, Album, Club Edition | Barclay – P2 23111 | Canada | 1994 | Canada — 1994 | |||||
Chatterton LP, Album, Reissue | Barclay – 531761-9 | France | 2009 | France — 2009 | Recently Edited | ||||
Chatterton CD, Album, Limited Edition | Barclay – 523 111-2 | France | 2009 | France — 2009 | New Submission | ||||
Chatterton LP, Album, Reissue, Test Pressing | Universal Music France – 5317619 | France | 2014 | France — 2014 | New Submission | ||||
Chatterton LP, Album, Limited Edition, Reissue | Barclay – 531761-9 | France | 2019 | France — 2019 | New Submission | ||||
Chatterton CD, Album, Reissue | Barclay – 370 496-0 | France | France | New Submission |
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Reviews
- Edited 12 years ago
referencing Chatterton (CD, Album) 523 111-2
At his peak, Bashung pays a tribute to melancholy. Sometimes jazzy, sometimes country, often eclectic, an always corrupting mood reigns under ironic plays on words that try to hide an insubmersible despair, an extrem untranslatable superficial sensibility surfs on Michael Brook's infinite sustained guitars.
The clown cries acid tears as the band celebrates the death of the light.
If you can't stand the blues, avoid this record.
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