EGNA
Ange
•Symphonic Prog
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Studio Album, released in 1986 Songs / Tracks Listing 1. C'est Après Coup Que Ça Fait Mal (4:45) - Martine Kesselburg / vocals
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(35 ratings)
Essential: a masterpiece of progressive rock music (3%)
Excellent addition to any prog rock music collection (3%)
Good, but non-essential (9%)
Collectors/fans only (43%)
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No question of prog here. I can cope with the facxt that a band has to evolve but the change of musical direction is completely unbelievable in the case of Ange.
Unfortunately, "Egna" will be the sixth poor Ange album in a row. We are zillion miles away of their brilliant music of the seventies. I can understand that a band is less inspired but with this regularity is rather unexpected. The opening number "C'est Après Coup Que Ca Fait Mal" is absolutely dreaful.
The first song to escape this awful sound is "Les Dessins Animés". But its spacey background music won't save it from mediocrity. Ange will even propose a mellow and naive rock/pop/ballad with "Coeur De Paille Coeur De Pierre". Press next.
Of course, the rock FM style won't be ignored : "Le Dernier Romantique" has nothing to do with romanticism. Pure boredom.
After a weak intro "Le Cul Qui Jazze", is probably the least weak number on this album. But this jazz-rock piece is far from being great. The second average song on this album is the closing number "Tout Comme Dans Un Livre". A melodic rock ballad. At least it is bearable. But there are hundreds of French songs of that type produced every year; so one really deserves more from Ange. But again, not this time.
One miserable little star.
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1 C'est Après Coup Que Ça Fait Mal frank attack, rock prog pop from the 80s with the dry side of the drums and synths, the mold becoming YES or ASIA; in short, new-wave has passed there and there is electro too, a new genre, Martine's voice coming to support the Father, a zest of jazzy with a fresh
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Report this review (#2310717) | Posted by alainPP | Thursday, January 30, 2020 | Review Permanlink
Egna from 1984 is perhaps a little bit better than Fou! It is Ange's twelfth record and made in
the same year as Tou! The cover picture is mostly blue and shows the name of the band as a
reflection, which throws around the letters to "Egna". We can se two legs in the air and a
woman in the top
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Report this review (#1126774) | Posted by DrömmarenAdrian | Monday, February 3, 2014 | Review Permanlink
Egna is Ange 1986,and the music is different from their classic 70's days in as much as shorter,snappier songs with strong
guitar,synth strings ( not the Vicount organ here!),and a more 80's new romantic beat.
As a progressive rock album,this is not,maybe apart from the moody closer Tout Comme da
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Report this review (#976329) | Posted by daisy1 | Tuesday, June 11, 2013 | Review Permanlink
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