Who likes french music?

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This is our national anthem in Gainsbourg's world

Balavoine who used to critic politicians openly, very sensitive, melancholic, and too much honest to be famous

Gainsbourg speaking of his own dick which name is Mickey Maousse

This is a song and an poetry written by Kipling. Lavilliers is an anarchist and a poeter himself.

This song is one of the nicest on earth ! It is a lesson for wisdom.

The tune is : "Then, you'll be a man my son !"

Oh, my good, that's so amazing. Thanks ExNinja so mucho...


Tous les cris des SOS is amazing, and Bernard Lavilliers is magnificent.

Hahah, Gainsbourg was so crazy dude, I found this clip and everytime I watch it I'm RTLFO e fuckin hwat

 

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Or this maaaaan! Damn. Pure erotic.

 

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and now some fun

from the Balkans

to join our brothers french

in silly temperament

 

[GarrotTheThief]

what about central asia?

 

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French music is dabest

 

[GarrotTheThief]

french commercial?

 

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and now some fun

from the Balkans

to join our brothers french

in silly temperament

And French sisters

The title means "Peeing like a man"

 

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Oh, my good, that's so amazing. Thanks ExNinja so mucho...


Tous les cris des SOS is amazing, and Bernard Lavilliers is magnificent.

Hahah, Gainsbourg was so crazy dude, I found this clip and everytime I watch it I'm RTLFO e fuckin hwat

I suppose you already know "Mon légionnaire" was written by Edith Piaf

 

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[Beorn]

 

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what about central asia?

Damn. Nice. Sounds like some pieces of Philip Glass. No wonder Philip Glass drew inspiration from the East, Amazonas and from Ancient (Egypt, etc).

I'm not sure, I see the connection between the Glass and the music of Central Asia, do you?

 

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Cute.

 

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[Red Herring]

To answer the OP, the French do. I also find that Russians and the Japanese have Franco-hardons, usually affecting interests to show themselves as being cultured and educated.

[MENTION=10714]Qlip[/MENTION], my brother, you know I love you. But in this short post you managed to express one of the sentiments that most bother me about contemporary American culture. This strange hate - resonating of strong, populist anti-intellectualism and anti-elisism (where being open to the world is already yingoistishly assumed to be snobbish elitism) - for France as a representation of everything that is wrong with the Old World. This idea that Euro culture is either trash or pretentious, that high culture is decadent and for snobs and somehow indecent and that anybody with an interest in European culture (high or low) must be a pretentious liar. Some of it seems to go all the way back to the pilgrims and a young nation looking for an identity of its own and strongly suspicious of foreign influences, so this might be the right season for it, but still ...



(not meaning you in particular, the post just rubbed me the wrong way because this is something I've had on my chest for years)

 

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Bravoo!. C'est la vie. La vie est belle.

 

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Hahhahaha, excellent.

It's not french, but...

 

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[MENTION=10251]Red Herring[/MENTION]

Nobody?



*Rednecks* :sigh:

Oh RH, I was cranky at the time, and it's this sort of thing I resent. I like a few French musicians, but I resent the implication that I must like certain things to be cultured, and I doubly resent people who affect intelligence by collecting the 'right' interests.