Artist.......: Deportivo
Album........: Live au Printemps de Bourges
Label........: n/a
Genre........: Rock
Catnr........: n/a
Source.......: DVBS
Rip.date.....: 2009-11-08
Str.date.....: 2008-04-16
Quality......: 197kbps/48.0kHz/Joint Stereo
Url..........: http://www.myspace.com/deportivoofficial
track title time
1. 1000 Moi-mΩme 2:23
2. Les biΦres aujourd'hui s'ouvrent manuellement 2:14
3. Queen Of Universe 1:49
4. I Might Be Late 2:02
5. La Brise 2:54
6. Ne Le Dis A Personne 2:41
7. Exorde Baratte 2:44
8. Alambique 2:32
9. La Salade 2:40
10. Parmi Eux 2:23
11. Yards Of A Blonde Girls 6:30
12. Suicide Sunday 2:53
13. La Colline 2:24
14. Paratonnerre 4:31
Runtime 40:40
Size 57.33
Release Notes:
Performed : April 16, 2008 (France / Bourges)
DΘportivo are a French alternative rock band whose 2004
debut album was well received critically. Founded in
Bois-d'Arcy, a commune in Yvelines, ╬le-de-France, the
band is a power trio comprised of JΘr⌠me Coudane (guitar,
vocals), Richard Magnac (bass), and Julien Bonnet (drums).
DΘportivo made their recording debut in 2004 on the
Parisian independent label La Village Vert with the
maxi-single La Salade, followed shortly thereafter by the
full-length album Parmi Eux. Though Parmi Eux wasn't a
major commercial success initially, positive word of mouth
spread over the months following its release, and
consequently the album began climbing up the French albums
chart. In addition to the release of a couple singles
("Roma," "└ l'Avance"), Parmi Eux was repackaged with
bonus material and reissued in February 2005, at which
point the album peaked at number 90 on the French albums
chart. For their self-titled follow-up album, DΘportivo
collaborated with producer Gordon Raphael, celebrated for
his work on the Strokes' Is This It (2001). Released in
2007 in association with Universal Music France, the
eponymous album reached the Top 30 of the French albums
chart and spawned the single "La Brise." While lacking the
surprise of the band's debut effort, DΘportivo was
similarly well received from a critical standpoint.