Triode (3) – On N'A Pas Fini D'Avoir Tout Vu

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Image	,	–			In Your Collection, Wantlist, or Inventory	Version Details	Data Quality
	On N'A Pas Fini D'Avoir Tout Vu LP, Album	Futura Records (2) – RED 03	France	1971	France — 1971	Recently Edited
	On N'A Pas Fini D'Avoir Tout Vu CD, Album, Reissue	Mellow Records – MMP 389	Italy	2000	Italy — 2000	Recently Edited
	On N'A Pas Fini D'Avoir Tout Vu LP, Album, Reissue, Unofficial Release	Futura Records (3) – RED 03	France	2012	France — 2012	Recently Edited
	On N'A Pas Fini D'Avoir Tout Vu LP, Album, Reissue, Unofficial Release	Luna Nera Records – 002	Italy	2012	Italy — 2012	New Submission
	On N'A Pas Fini D'Avoir Tout Vu LP, Limited Edition, Reissue, Stereo, Orange	SouffleContinu Records – FFL011	France	2015	France — 2015	New Submission
	On N'A Pas Fini D'Avoir Tout Vu LP, Limited Edition, Reissue, Stereo	SouffleContinu Records – FFL011	France	2015	France — 2015	New Submission
	On N'A Pas Fini D'Avoir Tout Vu LP, Reissue, Stereo	Ethelion – ET 1032	Europe	2023	Europe — 2023	New Submission

ultimathulerecords Feb 12, 2014
referencing On N'A Pas Fini D'Avoir Tout Vu (LP, Album) RED 03
Review from my Futura feature in Audion #46 (2002)...
Chiefly the vehicle of flautist Michel Edelin, Triode were of that light instrumental pop-jazz underground genre that you hear in lots of films from the era but never seem to find albums of. Triode's main claim to fame, however, is the much-travelled and talented guitarist Pierre Cherez (also of Ys, and later the guitar whiz with Bernard Szajner). Their drummer Didier Hauck was ex-Ergo Sum, and he held together a very tight band.
There's only one word to describe Triode's sole album, and that is "groovy" - it's definitely of the era (12 April 1971 to be exact), and I'd compare it to the likes of Mel Collins' band Circus and Wolfgang Dauner's Rischka's Soul above all else. It's the nimble drums, quirky jazz elements and that oh-so-cool flute that get the feet tapping and body swaggering to it, whether you want to or not. And then there's Cherez, who seems to adopt a different style with each track. His strumming is correctly compared to Caravan's Pye Hastings on the cover notes, yet he also freak's-out when he wants to. There's also a sizzling instrumental version of Lennon & McCartney's Come Together with the flute taking-over the vocal role.