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Classics - Remind us of the ones that still make you move
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Martinr36
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Well said @SpyderTracks
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Someone posted a video of them doing Top of the Pops with Last Train to Trancentral, and I'd completely forgotten I had this copy in storage in the garage, so immediately pulled it out and stuck it on.
THIS... JUST... NEVER... GETS.... OLD!!!
THIS... JUST... NEVER... GETS.... OLD!!!
Tron1982
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First, let me apologise for the english of this message, i'm not to sure how to write it correctly, but i think it may be important.
This one is a bit peculiar. It's a song that was written in 1955 by Aragon for a French Resistant, Poet, Armenian exiled (Missak Manouchian) and his group that was murderer 80 years ago, in 1944, by the french fascist government. He, and his wife, were entombed 3 days ago in the French Pantheon during a national Homage. It was sang by a french group (Feu!Chattertone). The first one to sang this song was Leo Ferret.
Anyway, the two version of this song are ... beautiful and has so much meaning ...
I hope you'll like them, even if they are in french (the youtube translation is okay i guess ...) and you may not understand everything.
The version sang 3 days ago :
The original version sang by Leo Ferret :
And some references for the context :
Missak Manouchian :
en.wikipedia.org
The Red Poster (l'Affiche Rouge)
en.wikipedia.org
And the Pantheon, just in case ^^ :
en.wikipedia.org
This one is a bit peculiar. It's a song that was written in 1955 by Aragon for a French Resistant, Poet, Armenian exiled (Missak Manouchian) and his group that was murderer 80 years ago, in 1944, by the french fascist government. He, and his wife, were entombed 3 days ago in the French Pantheon during a national Homage. It was sang by a french group (Feu!Chattertone). The first one to sang this song was Leo Ferret.
Anyway, the two version of this song are ... beautiful and has so much meaning ...
I hope you'll like them, even if they are in french (the youtube translation is okay i guess ...) and you may not understand everything.
The version sang 3 days ago :
The original version sang by Leo Ferret :
And some references for the context :
Missak Manouchian :
Missak Manouchian - Wikipedia
Affiche Rouge - Wikipedia
Panthéon - Wikipedia
smallkube
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This and then straight into Chillout for the lie down afterwards!