Monday, August 11, 2008

Is It Possible To Re Cap A Bottle

La Caution - Peines de maures / Arc-en-ciel pour daltoniens (2005)


Sentences Moorish

1. La Caution - Player (3:38)
2. Deportees - Autopilots (3:26)
3. La Caution - Box of macs feat. China (3:28)
4. Deportees - Free World (4:01)
5. Deportees - Line of Sight (4:04)
6. La Caution - Poison Banks (4:02)
7. La Caution - Punishment of Moors (5:51)
8. Deportees - Revolver feat. The Cauterize (4:59)
9. Deportees - Weather (2:11)
10. La Caution - A caesarean section (4:22)
11. La Caution - Thé à la menthe (3:44)
12. La Caution - Glamour on the globe (3:54)
13. Deportees - Fitness club (3:39)
14. La Caution - Major indexes in (3:24)
15. Deportees - Impossible (3:50)
16. La Caution - Unemployment, cars, sleepless nights ... (4:19)
17. La Caution - Thé à la menthe (the lazer dance version) (6:50)


Arc-en-ciel for colorblind

1. Deportees - bitch (4:06)
2. Deportees - Book of Life (3:19)
3. Deportees - Last Train (4:16)
4. Deportees - Antimuse (4:16)
5. La Caution - I hate you (5:50)
6. La Caution - Must? (3:39)
7. La Caution - Comme un sampler (5:32)
8. La Caution - Arc-en-ciel color blindness (4:05)
9. La Caution - Class 87 (4:12)
10. Deportees - Barcode (4:53)
11. Deportees - one fuse feat. Mai Lan (4:51)
12. La Caution - Arcade (3:33)
13. La Caution - Focus feat. Siskid (3:53)
14. Deportees - Poltergheist (4:15)


Releasing a double album that is far from easy. Keep quality and tone over 30 tracks is something else. It's a huge challenge that the bond has successfully met in 2005. Sentences with Moorish / Arc-en-ciel color blindness, the two brothers from Noisy-Le-Sec may have signed one of the best releases of the last 5 years ...

Nikkfurie and Hi-Tekk two brothers are awesome, so awesome that he shared the job perfectly. If the elder by his trademark gravelly voice and his lyrics Ultraviolence, the youngest leaves its mark everywhere. This last sign all productions and recognize from afar thanks to its sharp aphorisms.

If each disk has its own identity, his universe is his, Sentences Moors is the most violent of the two. Scathing critique of the Western world, raw and direct, in the purest vein Hip Hop , he stands a very dark atmosphere. The most obvious example is the title track, very hard. Even so, the themes are generally classic neighborhoods of girls infrequently, is discussed. One obsession: the effectiveness of the rhyme.

There is squarely large French lessons through dramatic aphorisms: "You drink syrups in series with the mayor of Miros ( Revolver Feat. The Cautionneurs ). On apophonies in chiasma, Deportees torture the language of Molière with complex grammatical structures and stylistic devices millimeter.

Another great strength of penalty Moors: The disc is extremely colorful, always very clear it just touches each evocation. Only defect of this first half? A bit too down to earth, the speech almost become demagogue ...

The second disc: Arc-en-ciel color blindness is a metaphor of the first, very electronic and deeply lyrical, it also transcribes a cry deeper. Playing with antitheses may be subtle in appearance but nevertheless hardcore.

productions are far more than licked Sentences Moors. Hypnotics, they graze here perfectly. As a sampler on like Class 87, the power of the beat him!

The force of the word does not mean putting on the shelf, Last Train is a perfect example with a bunch of punchlines: " I gave in to rap much of my nights. You harmed largely by your rap CD's ". Noiséens The impressive and these technicians often make listeners hooked ... rather a good point as well to identify Arc-en-ciel color blindness, you may need to probably a good ten plays

... In short, it is a double album that never tires of listening and having major players Alternative Rap . The essence of Hip Hop French is within range of Sennheiser so do not hesitate for a moment, this album is essential to the discography of any amateur, purist or novice ...

To get an idea or just bounce to the music video Mint Tea , very big hit this double LP.



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