ALBUM A COLORIER
Albert Marcoeur
•RIO/Avant-Prog
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Studio Album, released in 1976 Songs / Tracks Listing 1. Monsieur Lépoousse (1:19) - Albert Marcoeur / Clarinet, Sax, Piano, Drums, Vocals
1976 Atlantic/WEA 50215Y Edit this entry |
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ALBERT MARCOEUR Album a Colorier ratings distribution
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Essential: a masterpiece of progressive rock music(31%)
Excellent addition to any prog rock music collection(25%)
Good, but non-essential (31%)
Collectors/fans only (12%)
Poor. Only for completionists (0%)
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Other tracks are without much interest, not only musically but lyric-wise, like the percussive Jus D'Abricot (goofy & brassy) or Cueillette Des Noix (overstaying its welcome once it gets in the recitative mode) or the only non-Marcoeur track, Fermez La Porte, a short almost- concrète intro to Là D'dans. Later in the album, Marcoeur veers 10 CC with the less- complex Elle Etait Belle, which happens to be another apex in the album with again that same guitar counter-pointing decisively the rhythm, before the album ends in a non-end almost a capella Ouvres-Toi
Definitely not as successful as its predecessor, AAC is still worth a spin for the curious, but is not quite essential and will probably please only hardcore Marcoeur fans. Clearly Marcoeur could e quite successful as a "normal" songwriter for he has many good ideas, but cares not to exploit them by expanding them into commercial music. He prefers hiding his ideas and bury them deeply enough so he becomes a musician's musician.
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For fans of Débile Menthol or Etron Fou Leloublan, but with more light approach (and maybe some too
odd things)
(1.) Monsieur Lipousse is a short track, with some nice rhythmic things, but I think I hate the
sound or at least the style of the vocals, whereas those previously mentioned French (l
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