Jours Etranges

Jours Etranges Artist: Saez
Label: Polygram Int'l
Category: Music



Average customer rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars
Format: Import
Media: Audio CD
Number Of Discs: 1


UPC: 731454661225
EAN: 0731454661225
ASIN: B00004SQUH


Release Date: 2000-03-10

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Listmania:

  1. Classic French pop/rock music (Part 1)
  2. Music with feeling.
  3. list of someone who loves music
  4. THE BEST!!!!!
  5. French Musique for the new decade
  6. Straight to the core...

Tracks:

  1. Jeune et Con
  2. Sauver Cette Etoile
  3. Jours Étranges
  4. J'Veux M'En Aller
  5. Hallelujah
  6. Crepuscule
  7. Soleil 2000
  8. Amandine II
  9. Rock'n'roll Star
  10. My Funny Valentine
  11. Montee la-Haut
  12. Petit Prince

Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars Je l'adore!.......2004-02-23

I love this CD. Being an American who loves punk rock and alternative rock, this CD always brings me back to my French roots. I think Damien Saez is an awesome artist and I would totally recommend this CD to everybody. The lyrics are real, the music is original, and Saez puts emotion into everything he says.

5 out of 5 stars Great Original Music.......2003-08-02

Saez are very tallented slightly alternative fresh music. Best france has produced.

5 out of 5 stars God Blesse: his 2nd album is already out :-).......2002-09-16

I don't usually do these sorta things... indulge in writing reviews in the hope that I might persuade some potential customers; frankly, Saez would most likely disapprove and I don't blame him. Well, what to say if only that im writing this mainly in reaction to Fabienne's inflammatory review. Saez is, for lack of a better catchphrase, a musical genius- the incarnation of modern-day mozart. He harmonizes chaos, producing rapturously tantalizing sounds that brand an indelible imprint in the listener's mind, changing or comforting him forever; I don't expect much more from the true artist, neither should you.

5 out of 5 stars The reason I am into French Music.......2001-08-14

When I went over to France this summer, I heard the song 'Jeune et Con' on the radio a few times. I immediately loved it and would make everyone be quiet so I could listen when the song played. Unfortunately, I could not understand the name of the song when it was said by the french DJs. Finally, I learned the name and now I really have to buy the CD.

1 out of 5 stars Ridiculous man, ridiculous CD.......2001-07-19

I repeat, there is nothing good about ce petit monsieur de la 'petite France.' I could try listening to the CD ten more times so I too can be brainwashed into thinking he is a 'musical genius' or a fine representation of 'French rock music today.' But I can't. Because I gave the album away a long time ago. And because I think it only right to present an alternative viewpoint to the poor soul out there who wants to spend money on this thing, like I once did. No. Don't do it!

'Amandine' (ugh) is whiny. His rendition of 'My funny valentine' is nothing short of boring. Saez's voice is irritably nasal, his pseudo-hard/alt rock melodies are both derivative and unfresh. What could possibly be interesting about a synth homage to his drug of choice, Heroine? His lyrics are rote, silly. Sure, 'Sauver cette etoile' and 'Jeune and Con' are catchy. But two tunes do not a satisfied listening experience make!

Having listened to quite a lot of music since the time I originally wrote my review, I can say unequivocably that this IS one of the worst albums I have listened to in my life. Please do yourself a favor and see what else is out there. Give a listen to Louise attaque's album Comme on a dit (sold here on Amazon.com) and anything by Tarmac. (Their two albums really should be made available here but are easily ordered elsewhere)

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