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Nino Ferrer - Metronomie

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Nino Ferrer - Metronomie
Nino Ferrer Band: Nino Ferrer
Title: Metronomie
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Release Date: 27 July, 1999
Media: Audio CD

Tracks: 1: Metronomie (Organum Homo-Modernicus Contre Flying Dutchman/ Bertha) 2: Enfantes de la Patrie 3: Metronomie II 4: Cannabis 5: Maison Près de la Fontaine 6: Isabelle 7: Freak 8: Pour Oublier Qu'on S'Est Aimes

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Some great funky moments!
A suicide victim himself, Nino showcases his extreme *politically-incorrect* attitude, urging french youth to test drugs, or singing about haschisch dreams. In this album, Nino explores the vast & fruitful funk/rock-fusion territory from a dark, psychedelic, sometimes fierce point of view. Most interesting stuff throughout, with the collaboration of cult-organist Bernard Estardy.

the real French progressive rock
Nino did'nt want anymore to be the rythm'n blues talented French clown , & was exploring the progressive world . in 1971 Nino made a come back on the French scene with this beautiful album , full of musics , sounds , noises . "La maison derriere la colline " with it's nostalgiac words & trumpet was a huge success , but not the Album , & he was very sad . Still good after all these years.

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