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Category: AOR / Hard Rock
Year: 1988
Label: Celluloid
Catalog Number: 65001.2
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Personnel
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Bernie Bonvoisin vocals
Yves Brusco and Norbert Krief, former Trust members, largely contributed to the songwriting on this CD.
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Tracks
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| 1. | Du Noir Du Blanc Du Blues | |
| 2. | Plus D'Espoir | |
| 3. | Envie De Hurler | |
| 4. | Je Te Suivrai | |
| 5. | Tu Retourneras Marcher | |
| 6. | Plus Rien Ne M'Etonner | |
| 7. | Sans Faire D'Histoire | |
| 8. | L'Indifférence | |
| 9. | Autopsie D'Un Jeu | |
| 10. | Descendu En Flammes | |
| 11. | Jamais Assez | |
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Existing comments about this CD
| From: JarWi |
Date: May 13, 2011 at 12:05 |
| When I first heard this album, I didn't like it as much as Mr. Bonvoisin's other ones, but after some time it struck a chord with me. Gone is the keyboard-laden AOR from Couleur Passion and it has a much more bluesy feeling than its predecessor. Still, pretty much worth checking out and enjoyable.
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