BINGO FRENCH PUNK EXPLOITATION 1978/1981

Description

The real big scam of rock and roll is not on the side of the Pistols, well, of McLaren and his film "The Great Rock and Roll Swindle" that you will find it. It's rather in Belgium that you have to look for it, more precisely with Lou Deprijck and Yvan Lacomblez, two pure Brussels natives. If their names, right now, don't mean anything to you, on the other hand, there is a good chance that you have already danced to the interplanetary hit they are the happy (and since then wealthy...) creators of: "Ça plane pour moi"!
"Ça plane pour moi"? Silly song, fake performer... the hoax sweeps across the world and in just a few months, it's over a million 45s sold just in France. And what is incredible is that this hit will generate countless covers, to become (what irony!) a universal punk anthem: think what you want, but it's really the heist of the century!
Such a fortune will naturally arouse greed and create quite a few vocations among our compatriots. The derision that is the trademark of this title will finally create the bridge that was missing between the original Punk, too violent and dirty, and the general public who will be able to enjoy their little pogo on Saturday night.