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Bérurier noir

Enfoncez L'Clown (1999)

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Tracks:

01 - Tzigane
02 - Deux Clowns
03 - Noir les horreurs
04 - Fils de...
05 - Petit agité
06 - Vive le feu
07 - Il tua son petit frère
08 - Macadam Massacre
09 - Nada 84
10 - Commando Pernod
11 - Comme un bouddha
12 - La mère Noël
13 - Scarabée
14 - La marche funèbre de
la jeunesse suicidaire
15 - L’empereur Tomato Ketchup
16 - Vietnam Laos Cambodge
17 - Makhnovtchina
18 - Casse-tête Chinois
19 - La danseuse de l’Orient
20 - Capitaine Kirk (Spizzenergi)
21 - Salut à Toi

Last Call Records

http://link.pulsix.com/&/594178

pass: hangoverhard

Bérurier noir is a French punk band formed in Paris in 1983 by Loran (guitar), François (vocals) and Dédé (drum machine). They called themselves "noir" (black) for the color of mourning (because their first concert was planned to be also their last) and for anarchy and "Bérurier" after the character from the novels of Frédéric Dard. Instead of being an end, the success of their first show inspired them to continue. A cult band, Bérurier Noir were loved by a generation of youth and feared by concert organisers for the riots that followed their shows. On the one hand, Bérurier Noir's music was clearly derived from British punk rock as far music and lyrics were concerned. Most of their songs were short, aggressive and usually based on a couple of basic power chords. Their lyrics reflected the typical concerns of punks: rejection of consumerism, politics, traditional social order and the anger felt by disaffected youth, tramps and outsiders in general. On the other, they added some interesting innovations. Their rhythm section consisted of a cheap drum machine, which became an essential and arguably endearing part of their sound. The frequent use of a saxophone as of the mid-eighties also set them apart from most other punk rock bands.
They would regularly appear on record sleeves and on stage wearing clown outfits, mock police uniform or pig's masks. Their shows were a unique and highly festive cross between a punk rock concert, a grotesque circus and an anarchist rally...