Mange tes morts (Remastered) Têtes Raides

• 1 Les clampettes 03:15
• 2 Fuckingham Palace 00:42
• 3 Les bas quartiers 04:09
• 4 Home Freedom 02:03
• 5 Exsangue 01:50
• 6 Journal 02:34
• 7 Chanson marrant pour les enfants trit'stes 02:15
• 8 Les prisons 02:40
• 9 Rue d'nièvre 03:10
• 10 Frigo 01:48
• 11 Cozette 02:52
• 12 Les conquérants 00:34
• 13 Boy 02:14
• 14 Retour de rigodon 02:09
• 15 Café 01:38
• 16 La p'tite dame en rouge 02:12
• 17 Les manèges 02:38
• Total Runtime 38:43

Info for Mange tes morts (Remastered)

Têtes Raides wurden 1984 in einem Pariser Vorort unter dem Namen Red Ted gegründet. 1987 wurde der Bandname in Têtes Raides geändert. Während die Musik zu Anfang elektrisch und an Punkrock angelehnt war, bedeutete der Einstieg der klassisch ausgebildeten Violinistin Anne-Gaëlle einen stilistischen Wechsel. Nunmehr begleitete eine ausdrucksstarke Stimme die nur scheinbar einfach gesetzte Musik. Die Vielzahl der eingesetzten Instrumente und Stilmittel rechtfertigt mittlerweile eher eine Einordnung in die Rubrik Weltmusik oder Folk-Rock. Die Texte sind in ihrer Aussage oft deutlich und immer voll schwarzem Humor. Auch zu politischen Themen positionierte sich die Band, beispielsweise in der Opposition zu Jean-Marie Le Pen bei der Präsidentschaftswahl 2002 oder zur Thematik der sans papiers. Als musikalische Einflüsse werden oft Jacques Brel, Georges Brassens und die Négresses vertes genannt. Sie mischen Musette-Klänge sowie Postpunk New Wave zu einem hypnotischen Sound mit tanzbaren Rhythmen und der druckvollen Stimme Christian Oliviers.

Têtes Raides

Têtes Raides
Founded in 1989 by musicians avid to share different experiences, the band Têtes Raides has since then released over a dozen albums and has been continuously touring. Their shows take place in very different venues, in the goal of modifying the usual relationship between the audience and the band they are listening to. They also like to mix genres and disciplines: they often invite circus artists, dancers, and actors to share the stage with them. Christian Olivier, the band's singer, composer, and songwriter, is particularly inclined to use various forms and means of expression. Good not only with words but also with his hands, he works with Lionel Le Néouanic under the name Les Chats Pelés to create the covers of the band's albums as well as their posters, as well as a number of books in an easily recognisable style. With freedom as his guide, Christian Olivier loves to blur the border between genres. Influenced by the punk movement and originally described as a rock band, Têtes Raides has since defied labels and surprised their fans at every turn, and are as comfortable playing the accordion and the electric guitar. They have long fought for equality and the defence of fundamental rights, and their texts, without dogmatism but always with humour, tell stories that remind us of the sometimes harsh reality of the world. A delight for the body as much as for the ears, the music of Têtes Raides invites us to dance and think at the same time.

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