Toutes les nuits
I could watch – no – I HAVE watched this over and over and over again, and I still just do not know how one song can be so brilliant? The solo at 1:30 is heavenly, to say the least.
posted by Matt at 3:03 AM
Tuesday, February 12, 2008
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"Sometimes when I'm walking down the street, oh oh, I hear a song, and I just love the beat, and I want to tell all my friends."
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7 Comments:
Yeah Great group! Alas, this eighties girls group is unknown in France nowadays...
I discover Les Calamités one week ago (on Pop'n Cherries), but I prefer the other song Velomoteur...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aBqAFluZcqk
...which look like a bit to Sumer Fun of The Barracudas. No?
OMG you ain't kidding. That's every kind of popalicious there is.
jerom,
'velomoteur' is excellent, but there's something about this one that just gets me!
Wow, les Calamités... I won't feel younger, eh.
Anyhow: have a look at a hipster's progress. I have some MP3s if needed.
They're like Dolly Mixture in French! Super!
Yes, I love Les Calamités too. You should really try and find their album "A Bride Abattue" (New Rose, 1984), it's a lovely pure POP album.
That was AMAZING.
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