Miriodor – Jongleries Élastiques

Label:	Cuneiform Records – RUNE 78
Format:	CD, Album
Country:	US
Released:	Feb 13, 1996
Genre:	Rock
Style:	Art Rock, Prog Rock

Tracklist

1	Le Lanceur De Couteax = The Knife Thrower	3:34
2	Bal Con = Bloody Party	5:52
3	Grenaille = Crumb	0:09
4	Poupées Russes = Babouchka	1:38
5	Funambule = Tightrope Walker	4:26
6	En Bazou Dans L'Bayou = Three Clowns	3:10
7	Fève De Lima = Lima Bean	1:24
8	La Dresseur De Chenilles = The Caterpillar Tamer	5:44
9	34 + 9 = 43	4:39
10	Igor, L'Ours À Moto = Igor, The Motorbike Bear	6:49
11	Le Terrible Naufrage Du Petit Navire = The Little Ship's Terrible Wreck	3:02
12	Marée Noire = Black Tide	1:46
13	Thomas L'Imposteur = Thomas The Impostor	0:37
14	Êtes-Vous Costaud? = Strong Men Ring A Bell!	2:49
15	Téléphage = Wire Eater	5:42
16	Mata Hari	2:47
17	Mme X = Mrs X	7:09
18	Argentine Contre Brésil = Argentina Vs Brazil	0:45

Companies, etc.

Manufactured By – U.S. Optical Disc
Phonographic Copyright ℗ – Cuneiform Records
Copyright © – Miriodor
Engineered At – Prim Studio
Mastered At – SAE Mastering

Credits

Arranged By [Arrangement Des Cuivres] – Claude Saint-Jean* (tracks: 6)
Cello – James Darling
Composed By, Performer [Interprétée Par] – Miriodor
Design Concept [Conception Et Réalisation De La Pochette] – Élodie Bernier
Drums, Percussion, Electronic Drums [Octapad], Synthesizer – Rémi Leclerc
Flute – Jean-Denis Levasseur
Guitar [Guitars], Bass, Mandolin, Synthesizer [Synthesizers], Percussion – Bernard Falaise
Mastered By – Roger Seibel
Photography By [Photos Du Groupe] – Marc Tessier
Piano, Synthesizer – Pascal Globensky
Saxophone [Saxophones], Accordion, Mixed By – Sabin Hudon
Trombone – Claude Saint-Jean*
Trumpet – Ivanhoe Jolicoeur
Violin – Stéphanie Simard
Vocals – Stefka Iordanova

Notes

Packaged in a jewel case with an illustrated 12-panel folded insert hat includes credits, release information, and tracklist.

Recorded in Montreal in 1995.

Enregistré chez PRIM en mars 1995.
Mixé au Studio SIGMA en avril 1995.

"Il est bon qu'un clown sache un peu de musique."