Artist.......: Miossec
Album........: Nova Sessions
Label........: n/a
Genre........: Chanson
Catnr........: n/a
Source.......: DVBS
Rip.date.....: 2015-02-08
Str.date.....: 2014-10-06
Quality......: 227kbps/48.0kHz/Joint Stereo
Url..........: http://www.christophemiossec.com/
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1. Nova Sessions 60:20
* Samedi soir au Vauban
* BΩte, comme j'Θtais avant
* Nos morts
* RΘpondez par oui ou par non
* La fidΘlitΘ
* Brest
* Le plaisir, les poisons
* Qui nous aime
* Je m'en vais
* Ce qui nous atteint
* Le defroquΘ
* A l'attaque !
* A Montparnasse
* Des touristes
* Que devient ton poing quand tu tends les doigts
Runtime 60:20
Size 98.00
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Cristophe Miossec was born to a working-class family in Brest, France, in 1964.
In his early teens, he became a devout rock music fan, assembling a group of his
own with whom he wrote and performed throughout his late teen years. When
Miossec went to university, he turned his attentions away from music completely,
studying history while balancing a journalism career. After a short time he
tired of formal study and moved to Paris, where he held a series of unrelated
jobs. Frustrated with the direction of his career, Miossec took up music again,
little by little, eventually assembling his own studio. In 1995, with the help
of friends Guillaume Jouan and Bruno Leroux, Miossec released an all-original
record called Boire, which was showered with acclaim. The trio toured the
country to support the release over the following year, drumming up sizable
support. The group's follow-up, Baiser, reached an even wider audience and won a
Victories de la Musique Best Newcomer of the Year award nomination in 1997. The
group's third release, A Prendre, came out a year later to only lukewarm
reception. Miossec's downward turn continued with 2001's Brule, which actually
lost money. During the busy touring schedule that followed, Miossec and
colleagues wrote a large amount of new material. While playing throughout the
south of France, the group recorded a live record featuring their new
compositions, entitled 1964. The record breathed new life into Miossec's career,
marking a new artistic direction for the singer, ten years after his debut. In
2006, fans welcomed Miossec's sixth studio production, L'Entriente. The record
generated a series of radio hits, reaching his largest listening audience to
date.
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