This compilation offers a summary of Renaud's repertoire from 1977 to 1983, featuring 14 songs taken from the studio albums that mark this period, from the second, Laisse béton, to the sixth, Morgane de toi. It's a great opportunity to revisit the alternatingly fierce and tender universe of one of the most original artists in French chanson. And to enjoy his popular wit, corrosive humor, clever wordplay, skill in playing with both meaning and sound, wonderfully evocative imagery, delicious slang, and his rock infused with folk and musette. The program includes, among others, "Hexagone," "Laisse béton," "Ma gonzesse," "C'est mon dernier bal," "Dans mon HLM," "Mon beauf'," "Manu," "Le Retour de Gérard Lambert," "Dès que le vent soufflera," and "Viens chez moi, j'habite chez une copine," which Renaud wrote in 1980 for Patrice Leconte's film of the same name. These songs have remarkably stood the test of time and, between irony and sensitivity, manage to entertain us as much as they move us.