My Melody

My Melody Artist: Stereo Total
Label: Bobsled Records
Category: Music


Average customer rating: 4 out of 5 stars
Media: Audio CD


UPC: 661407000828
EAN: 0661407000828
ASIN: B00001YVCG


Release Date: 1999-10-26

My Melody


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Tracks:

  1. Beautycase
  2. I Love You, Ono
  3. Plotzlich Ist Alles Anders
  4. Larmes Toxiques
  5. Discjockey
  6. Ich Liebe Dich, Alexander
  7. Tout Le Monde Se Fout Des Fleurs
  8. Vilaines Filles, Mauvais Garcons
  9. Sous La Douche
  10. Du Und Dein Automobil
  11. Partir Ou Mourir
  12. Ringo, I Love You
  13. Tokyo Mon Amour
  14. Milky Boy Bourgeois
  15. Die Krise
  16. Joe Le Taxi
  17. Tu Peux Conduire Ma Bagnole
  18. In/Out

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Customer Reviews:

4 out of 5 stars Hello Kitty.......2004-04-20

This band is a mix of French and Germans, who sing in five different langauges. Their first record was quirky and decadent, and very over the top. My Melody relies on more subtlety within the band and more cover versions, especially heavy on the Serge Gainsbourg influence. Lead singer, Françoise Cactus is slowly becoming a legend in the international moogcore jetset pantheon. "Discjockey" is a danceable song which sound more like the first record, but most of this one is more torch and tragic. For the fans of François Hardy and Gainsbourg, this one is for you. Many club people who live for dressing up retro and fuzzy can't seem to get enough of Stereo Total.

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5 out of 5 stars Best Production To Date.......2002-10-17

This album is more refined than their previous album. Almost all of the songs here are well done, and catchy. Some of my favorites are "Plötzlich ist alles anders" and "Vilaines filles, mauvais garçons." To someone not familiar with Stereo Total, their sound is quite unusual, though their use of weird samples is minimal on this album. Also, like their previous album, they have cover songs, such as "Tu peux conduire ma bagnole," a cover of the Beatle's "Drive My Car" (Rubber Soul), but faster paced and more frentic. Overall, there aren't many bombs on this album, and it's a fun album to listen to.

4 out of 5 stars Better with every listen.......2000-08-12

On the first listen, I felt assaulted by a raucous, rank amatuerism. But by the third spin, I was absolutely won over by the goofy insouciance of the band (not to mention the multi-ligualism--they make German fun!). A love for pop music oozes from the album, and the band's joy is infectious. Turn it up and let yourself go.

5 out of 5 stars Best german band going. I know, I know, who cares?.......1999-12-04

A Berlin-based band, somewhere in the Trio, Young Marble Giants range of things. Sort of Beat Happening innocent. But better & more fun than all those bands. Francoise sings songs like "Moviestar" and "I love you Ringo" in French, German, & English, and Brezel's faux-baritone is reminiscent of Calvin from BH or a post-ironic german Johnny Cash. This Cd ranks up there with the Subsonics "Everything's Falling Apart", Tindersticks "Curtains", and so on, as one of the few genuinely original, highly listenable, and completely embraceable albums of the last few years. Great for parties, despite everything I said above. More punk, less arty than Kahima Karie, Momus, Pizzicato Five, etc. More substance than Valerie Lemercier. Great live show, not-to-be-missed. Hope that helps.

3 out of 5 stars

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