Les beaux dégâts

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Pour the 1st time, the discography of Francis Cabrel in remastered version from the original analog tapes and in Digisleeve format. Les beaux dégâts: 11th studio album by Francis Cabrel originally released in 2004: Over the course of the albums, and always gently, that's the house rule, Francis Cabrel takes us a little deeper into his obsessions. For these have changed little since 1977, and his 1st album. With time - sacred, vital, essential for Cabrel, he clarifies each time what drives him, moves him, and revolts him. And if his early songs portrayed him as an eternal lover, a bit dazed by life, very quickly we felt a form of anger rising in him, with his voice to refuse injustice and waste. And Francis Cabrel shows over the albums a world that is crumbling, that forgets its past (time, always time). And in 2004, the singer notes Les Beaux Dégâts. These damages are internal, in each of us, intimate, solitary. The damages of time. That we are not sure we should consider dramatic, as they are so beautiful. And then there are those that Cabrel tracks in the world of men. And there, it becomes "Les Faussaires" or especially "Tête soule", a true call to insurrection. An adaptation of Dylan ("S'abriter de l'orage"), a nervous and nostalgic blues ("Telecaster", from the vintage Cabrel), verses with diffuse tenderness ("Qu'est-ce que t'en dis ?"), a declaration of love ("Tu me corresponds"), and some confessions of helplessness and observations of disappointment ("Elles nous regardent", "Je te vois venir [tu pars]"), the catalog is complete. Francis Cabrel cannot change. Good for us.