Forget the girls and the sighing for a few minutes. Think about Georges Brassens. Then think of Daft Punk. Now, try 'n mix the two. You think that's impossible? Ofcourse not. La Pompe Moderne, a group of humourists from France, pay tribute to both Brassens (they used to call themselves the Brassens, but for reasons that are beyond my understanding of French, they changed it, see the explanation on their MySpace) and the helmet-wearing filterdisco-gods. They don't use computers, drummachines or effects, just upright bass, clarinets and sax. What you get is Georges Brassens doing DP's Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger, while smoking a pipe. It's great, it's funny, it's a nice interlude, that's what it is.
La Pompe Moderne (The Brassens) - Plus Dur, Meilleur, Plus Rapide, Plus Fort (Daft Punk cover)
Too bad they had to change their name (probably because of Brassens family who already refused a sample to rapper from NTM Joey Starr) this is hilarious
BeantwoordenVerwijderenGeorge eats a delicious squid that afterwards makes him undergo a visionary experience, in which he's presented to a world wherein his name is being misused as a tool for gain and pattriotism. George takes this as a sign and henceforth changes his name.
BeantwoordenVerwijderenHa ha excellent!
BeantwoordenVerwijderenCheck out the Rolling Bidochons who do Rolling stones and Beatles covers.
Let it Be = Les 'tites bites :)