Artist : Philippe Nicaud
Title : Erotico... Nicaud (1970)
Genre : Porn Groove
Year : 2009
Date : 03/2009
Bitrate : VBR kbps
Tracks : 12
Label : Vadim Music
Source : Vinyl
Encoder : Lame 3.97
Length : 31:06 min
Size : 46,3 MB
Tracklist:
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01.tout bas, tout bas 02:24
02.brΦve rencontre 02:48
03.cover girl 03:13
04.une fille doit savoir tout faire de 02:37
ses dix doigts
05.la marie des champs 02:36
06.bonne nuit... chuck 02:31
07.cuisses nues... bottes de cuir 02:29
08.sΘparation 02:27
09.lΘger, lΘger 02:33
10.la minette de l'archiduchesse 02:11
11.les cigales... et les fourmis 02:23
12.le jardin merveilleux 02:54
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31:06 min
LP 180g from original master tapes.
Limited edition, Numbered. Original artwork.
Behind a scandalous Aslan-signed sleeve lies
one of the strangest reflections of the sexual
revolution that was taking place in France in
the 60s and 70s.
An excessively kitsch musical UFO, furiously
pop and totally cult, that has long been whipping
the planetÆs most perverse record collectors
into a frenzy. At the origin of this dangerously
shapely sexual manifesto we find a multi-talented
true believer, the incredible Philippe Nicaud.
Of a theatrical background and young rising talent
of 50s French cinema, filming with Jeanne Moreau
(Dos au mur), Dalida (LÆInconnue de Hong Kong)
and Brigitte Bardot (Voulez-vous danser avec moi)
before clinching a first role in the TV crime series
LÆInspecteur Leclerc enquΩte in 1962.
After starring in the film Pouic Pouic in 1963 alongside
Louis de FunΦs, his cinematic path would take on a
more haphazard route. In 1973 he appeared in the
film and series LÆIle MystΘrieuse, cast alongside
Omar Sharif, followed by a string of alimentary
support roles and throw away B series (Plus beau
que moi tu meurs, Mon curΘ chez les nudistes),
starred in a number of straight to TV films and found
himself scriptwriter of the film La Cage aux Folles 3
in 1985.
Alongside his colourful cinematic career, this self-
confirmed erotomanic started to make a name for
himself in the chicly bawdy musical domain.
Two records would be released under his name in
1961: the 10ÆÆ vinyl LP 7+1 pΘchΘs capitaux with its
audacious sleeve opening to reveal beautiful feminine
curves, and the 10ÆÆ vinyl LP Chansons cuà rieuses,
luxuriously packaged in a black felt sleeve.
On it, Nicaud sings Bernard DimeyÆs æpinkÆ texts over
music by Charles Aznavour played by Jacques
Loussier. Our man knows how to keep good company,
and though the fundamentals of his style are already
in place, it will take the free spirit of 1968 for him to
explode onto the scene, freed from the chains that
had bound the world of erotic music.
With Eroticoà Nicaud he plunges hungrily into the
eraÆs melting pot of pop with the help of GΘrard Gustin
and his pulsingly crafted orchestrations. As the bass
purrs and the guitars buzz, his voice becomes more
sleazy, commanding, succeeding in transforming him
into a modern erotic dandy. The result is breathtaking.
A veritable liberated and cheeky masterpiece, playing
maliciously with good manners and cheerfully mixing
blatant pick ups with deviant pop (the fabulous Cover
Girl), dialogues (peau de bΩte) and vintage bossa nova
(the hilarious SΘparation), salacious obsessions and
poring jerk (Bonne Nuità Chuck) and the fevered
Cuisses Nuesà Bottes de Cuir). His unstoppable
insatiably predatory flow gives birth to a gallery of
borderline characters (second rate pinup, solitary
ventriloquist, pent-up sex maniac) racked by the throws
of desire.
Under his false airs of a street-side Gainsbourg hides
an incredible observer and an author of painstakingly
crafted texts that not once slip into the murky realms
of the bawdy or bad taste. A disciple of joyfully uninhibited
erotomania, Philippe Nicaud has succeeded in creating
a record that is excessive, turgescent and incredibly
likeable. One of the best kept secret treasures of the pop
era finally gaining momentum to tell us its stories where
ôThereÆs no such thing as untouchable women, just over
-impatient men!ö
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