is the project by Bernard Fevre which he started in 1978 in a suburb of Paris with the help of synthesizers and a tape recorder. The LP «Disco Club» was so ahead of its time that it got unearthed by Rephlex Records only in 2004. Prins Thomas, In Flagranti and Quiet Village are amongst those who contributed remixes. Fevre himself re-animated the monster with his second album «28 After», yes twenty eight years after his debut.
In French the bubble equals to zero. So nul, so no bubble.
you relax on a beach?
Devo - Freedom Of Choice
The beach never really relaxed me, so I’d play «Freedom Of Choice».
you prepare a candle light dinner?
Erik Satie - Les Gymnopédies
So I get my mayo right.
you go to a club?
Sister Sledge
you run naked through a cornfield?
Antonio Vivaldi - Four Seasons
But I couldn’t run for long enough to listen to it in its entirety.
you prepare for an important date?
Bobby McFerrin - Don't Worry Be Happy
Now that’s efficient to keep the stress level down.
you destroy a hotel room?
The Rolling Stones - Sympathy For The Devil
you want to disturb your neighbours?
Easy one, my studio is at my place, so all it takes is to increase the volume of 10db on the monitors. Luckily my neighbours enjoy my music.
you drive a car late at night?
I never drove a car (too much of a dreamer for that), so whenever I’m in a car I listen to whatever the driver listens to.
you go fishing?
Pierre Henry - Psyché Rock
It’s not exactly adequate music for fishes though, at least I think so. Back in 66 when I was playing in the Cabaret in Paris, that was the music the strippers were dancing to. Definitely not the right music for fishes!
you jog?
In my dreams, listening to the anthem from the Peking olympics.
you are love sick?
Pink Floyd - Sorrow
In order to reach an all-time low and then bounce back up.
you make love?
No music, the sounds emitted by my partner (sometimes heavenly, sometimes devilish) suffice.
you meet your parents?
Unfortunately I do not get to meet them no more, but to make them happy I’d play some French waltz on the accordion.
you sit in a plane?
I sleep in order to forget I’m in a plane.
you have to spend a night in a spooky hotel?
In this type of hotels, there are often several musics mixing up (like the people in other rooms). It’s sometimes funny but often ugly, I try to avoid that.
you stay in bed?
Sidney Bechet
The clarinet of Sidney Bechet. A clarinet in bed is super cool, especially when it swings.
you sit in the subway?
I compose music on the train’s tempo in my head, makes the travel seem shorter.
you wake up?
I wake up without any music. If I wake up in the city, I listen to the sound of the street, engines, cars braking and children yelling. In the country I listen to the songs of the rooster and the birds, and to the cows.
you walk in the rain?
No need for anything but the music of the rain coming down and its smell on the ground.
you need to get work done?
Count Basie - One O'Clock Jump
To remind me I’m not god.
a song that reminds you of school
Sheila - L'école est finie
What I enjoyed the most at school was going out of it, and my taste in music was sometimes cheap and old-fashioned.
best concert you ever attended
The Beatles playing L'Olympia (Paris) in 1964
Maybe not the best, but the first. Went there with two English ladies whose hysterical yelling made me deaf, I was 18 years old.
your boozed up anthem
Captain Sensible - Wot?
But this one just before puking.
a song guaranteed to make you feel depressed
The Beatles - She Loves You
I was 18 years old and am still a little deaf towards English nowadays because of that.
a record you fell in love to
Ray Charles - Georgia On My Mind
But I’m not sure anymore if I was actually in love with the girl or with the Ray feeling.
first record you remember
Johann Strauss - On The Beautiful Blue Danube
My first piano lessons, fucking boring!
the song to be played at your funeral
A track that I might have composed by then, an exclusive.
a song that evokes the greatest summer of your life
The Gladiators - Stick A Bush
I was with a girl who smoked pot, and the more she smoked the more beautiful she found me.
your ultimate heartbreak song
Bobby Solo - Una Lacrima Sul Viso
It’s sugar mixed up with hairspray that makes girls’ hair stick to my cheeck but doesn’t stick the pieces of my heart back together.
your party anthem
James Brown playing with Devo and Black Devil Disco Club, with Carlton «Carly» Barrett (drummer of Bob Marley &The Wailers) on the drums, and Paul Mc Cartney on the bass.
first record you bought
Bill Haley & The Comets
An unknown energy that was so far away from my music lessons.
a song that reminds your friends of you
Black Devil Disco Club - Timing Forget The Timing
You know, that track from that French guy.
your sunday morning song
Sunday like any other day, I wake up without any music.
a song you wish you'd written yourself
Ludwig van Beethoven - Symphony No. 5
But only in Bass & Drums.
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