Artist.......: Daniel Darc
Album........: Live de la Semaine
Label........: n/a
Genre........: Rock
Catnr........: n/a
Source.......: DVBS
Rip.date.....: Feb-06-2008
Str.date.....: Jan/Feb-2008
Quality......: VBR/44,1Hz/Joint-Stereo
Url..........: www.danieldarc.com
track title time
Live de la Semaine
01. StΘphane Saunier - Intro
02. Daniel Darc - Les remords
03. Daniel Darc - J'irai au paradis
04. Daniel Darc - Un an et un jour
05. Daniel Darc - La vie est mortelle
06. Daniel Darc - Environ
07. Daniel Darc - L.U.V
08. Daniel Darc - Cherchez le garτon
09. StΘphane Saunier - Ending
Runtime 33:55 min
Size 44,7 MB
Release Notes:
Performed : January/February 2008 (Canal+ / France)
The lead vocalist of 1980s post-punk band, Taxi-Girl,
Daniel Darc has continued to raise eyebrows as a soloist.
An outspoken bisexual, who sings in French and Hebrew,
Darc radiates with intensity. Accidentally cutting his
arm, during a concert on December 10, 1979, he continued
to sing while blood dripped from his injury. His
repertoire includes such bone-chilling ditties as "I Will
Kill You, I Will Kill You Slowly".
Launching his musical career while still in college, Darc
was embraced by the Parisian punk community. Forming a
band, Taxi-Girl, with keyboardist Laurent Biehler and
drummer Pierre Wolfsohn, in 1978, he made his recording
debut with the single, "Yes, Me". Signed by the Incredible
Alexis, who had previously worked with Malcolm McLaren and
the Sex Pistols, the group built a solid following in
France. Their debut album, Seppuku, which featured an
appearance by Darc's alter-ego, Viviane Vog, was released
in 1981.
Despite their growing popularity, Darc and Taxi-Girl
continued to be plagued by setbacks. While Wolfsohn
succumbed to an overdose, Laurent left the band after
several arguments with Darc. Although they subsequently
released an EP, Cette Fille Est Une Erreur, and
nationally-broadcast French radio station, France 2,
devoted an entire show to the group's music, the band
played its final concerts in 1985.
Embarking on a solo career, Darc signed with Epic and
released three singles -- "Pans Sans Te Retourner", "Sous
Influence Divine" and "La Ville" -- before recording his
debut solo album, Parce Que in 1988. His second solo
album, Nijinsky followed in 1994.