Thievery Corporation — Simple Histoire
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Couleur de vie, couleur de joie
Où sont tes larmes, tous tes mots?
Et puisque t'en a marre de voir
Tous les gens souffrir
Cette notion trop simple et naïve
Parvenir à vaincre une loi
Loi invisible, si injuste
Si injuste, si sombre
Vis ta vie, elle est si belle
Vis ta vie, c'est la tienne
Vis ta vie, sans mensonge
Vis ta vie, comme tu veux
Couleur de vie, couleur de joie
Où est ce feu philosophique
Ton esprit condensé, pulverisé
Subtilé par toutes tes larmes
Vis ta vie, elle est si belle
Vis ta vie, c'est la tienne
Vis ta vie, sans mensonge
Vis ta vie, comme tu veux
Vis ta vie, elle est si belle
Vis ta vie, c'est la tienne
Vis ta vie, sans mensonge
Vis ta vie, comme tu veux
Où sont tes larmes, tous tes mots?
Et puisque t'en a marre de voir
Tous les gens souffrir
Cette notion trop simple et naïve
Parvenir à vaincre une loi
Loi invisible, si injuste
Si injuste, si sombre
Vis ta vie, elle est si belle
Vis ta vie, c'est la tienne
Vis ta vie, sans mensonge
Vis ta vie, comme tu veux
Couleur de vie, couleur de joie
Où est ce feu philosophique
Ton esprit condensé, pulverisé
Subtilé par toutes tes larmes
Vis ta vie, elle est si belle
Vis ta vie, c'est la tienne
Vis ta vie, sans mensonge
Vis ta vie, comme tu veux
Vis ta vie, elle est si belle
Vis ta vie, c'est la tienne
Vis ta vie, sans mensonge
Vis ta vie, comme tu veux
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sfoster66 wrote:
Your boring is my chill-inducing....some folks feel the need to mash the gas pedal from red light to red light, making lots of noise and smoke....others just are more inclined to cruise....
Choose to cruise, bro...the boring bits can fun too...
Good life advice
Your boring is my chill-inducing....some folks feel the need to mash the gas pedal from red light to red light, making lots of noise and smoke....others just are more inclined to cruise....
Choose to cruise, bro...the boring bits can fun too...
Good life advice
Stratocaster wrote:
Yes ,you're not dreaming (22) - but still all these years there has never been a dull moment
Ohhhh yessss! Love me some Thievery in the morning. Great memories, but can it really be from 22 years ago? 🥹
Yes ,you're not dreaming (22) - but still all these years there has never been a dull moment
sfoster66 wrote:
Your boring is my chill-inducing....some folks feel the need to mash the gas pedal from red light to red light, making lots of noise and smoke....others just are more inclined to cruise....
Choose to cruise, bro...the boring bits can fun too...
Very well stated! EXCELLENT TUNE!! Thanx RP!
Your boring is my chill-inducing....some folks feel the need to mash the gas pedal from red light to red light, making lots of noise and smoke....others just are more inclined to cruise....
Choose to cruise, bro...the boring bits can fun too...
Very well stated! EXCELLENT TUNE!! Thanx RP!
Ohhhh yessss! Love me some Thievery in the morning. Great memories, but can it really be from 22 years ago? 🥹
lovelllllly
so chilled 😎
haretic wrote:
Color of life, color of joy
Where are your tears, all your words?
And since you're tired of seeing
All the people suffer
This too simple and naive notion
Succeeding in defeating a law
Invisible law, so unfair
So unfair, so dark
Live your life, it's so beautiful
Live your life, it's yours
Live your life, without a lie
Live your life, as you want
Color of life, color of joy
Where is this philosophical fire
Your condensed, pulverized mind
Subtitled by all your tears
Live your life, it's so beautiful
Live your life, it's yours
Live your life, without a lie
Live your life, as you want
Live your life, it's so beautiful
Live your life, it's yours
Live your life, without a lie
Live your life, however you want I only know one thing; you hold
My joy, my pain, in your hands
You are the breath, the link,
My child king, my magician
[Chorus] :
Nothing belongs to me
But to the south I'm coming back
Drowned in the hearts of crowds
It is in your river that I flow
When all the golden bridges crumble
It's your air that I get drunk
[Chorus]
Unknown territories
I walk through them, I include them
My country, my blood, my street
Are in your eyes, I saw them
Thank You for the translation!
Color of life, color of joy
Where are your tears, all your words?
And since you're tired of seeing
All the people suffer
This too simple and naive notion
Succeeding in defeating a law
Invisible law, so unfair
So unfair, so dark
Live your life, it's so beautiful
Live your life, it's yours
Live your life, without a lie
Live your life, as you want
Color of life, color of joy
Where is this philosophical fire
Your condensed, pulverized mind
Subtitled by all your tears
Live your life, it's so beautiful
Live your life, it's yours
Live your life, without a lie
Live your life, as you want
Live your life, it's so beautiful
Live your life, it's yours
Live your life, without a lie
Live your life, however you want I only know one thing; you hold
My joy, my pain, in your hands
You are the breath, the link,
My child king, my magician
[Chorus] :
Nothing belongs to me
But to the south I'm coming back
Drowned in the hearts of crowds
It is in your river that I flow
When all the golden bridges crumble
It's your air that I get drunk
[Chorus]
Unknown territories
I walk through them, I include them
My country, my blood, my street
Are in your eyes, I saw them
Thank You for the translation!
EXCELLENT! Thanx RP!
stevieslo wrote:
I saw them in Amsterdam in July - unreal! One of the most exciting live concerts I've ever been to. Very talented musicians, and great performers.
Just saw them at the Beachlife music fest in Redondo Beach...awesome set. 4 different singers all rotating throughout the set...still have some chills.
I saw them in Amsterdam in July - unreal! One of the most exciting live concerts I've ever been to. Very talented musicians, and great performers.
Proclivities wrote:
"Profoundly Superficial" does make a good band name though. Anyhow, as to your question about the singer: her name is LouLou Ghelichkhani; she's American-born, but I believe she grew up in France.
LouLou Ooldouz Ghelichkhani was born in San Jose California. She was raised in Paris, France till her teenage years then moved to Bethesda, Maryland
"Profoundly Superficial" does make a good band name though. Anyhow, as to your question about the singer: her name is LouLou Ghelichkhani; she's American-born, but I believe she grew up in France.
LouLou Ooldouz Ghelichkhani was born in San Jose California. She was raised in Paris, France till her teenage years then moved to Bethesda, Maryland
thewiseking wrote:
Your boring is my chill-inducing....some folks feel the need to mash the gas pedal from red light to red light, making lots of noise and smoke....others just are more inclined to cruise....
Choose to cruise, bro...the boring bits can fun too...
damn these people are boring
Your boring is my chill-inducing....some folks feel the need to mash the gas pedal from red light to red light, making lots of noise and smoke....others just are more inclined to cruise....
Choose to cruise, bro...the boring bits can fun too...
Most corporations are guilty of some degree of thievery.
At least this one produces some cool tunes. ; )
At least this one produces some cool tunes. ; )
Just saw them at the Beachlife music fest in Redondo Beach...awesome set. 4 different singers all rotating throughout the set...still have some chills.
Color of life, color of joy
Where are your tears, all your words?
And since you're tired of seeing
All the people suffer
This too simple and naive notion
Succeeding in defeating a law
Invisible law, so unfair
So unfair, so dark
Live your life, it's so beautiful
Live your life, it's yours
Live your life, without a lie
Live your life, as you want
Color of life, color of joy
Where is this philosophical fire
Your condensed, pulverized mind
Subtitled by all your tears
Live your life, it's so beautiful
Live your life, it's yours
Live your life, without a lie
Live your life, as you want
Live your life, it's so beautiful
Live your life, it's yours
Live your life, without a lie
Live your life, however you want I only know one thing; you hold
My joy, my pain, in your hands
You are the breath, the link,
My child king, my magician
[Chorus] :
Nothing belongs to me
But to the south I'm coming back
Drowned in the hearts of crowds
It is in your river that I flow
When all the golden bridges crumble
It's your air that I get drunk
[Chorus]
Unknown territories
I walk through them, I include them
My country, my blood, my street
Are in your eyes, I saw them
Proclivities wrote:
"Profoundly Superficial" does make a good band name though. Anyhow, as to your question about the singer: her name is LouLou Ghelichkhani; she's American-born, but I believe she grew up in France.
She certainly doesn't sound French. She should stick to English, just like Manu Chao shouldn't sing in English.
"Profoundly Superficial" does make a good band name though. Anyhow, as to your question about the singer: her name is LouLou Ghelichkhani; she's American-born, but I believe she grew up in France.
She certainly doesn't sound French. She should stick to English, just like Manu Chao shouldn't sing in English.
Could very well fit on one of these Cafe del Mar compilations...
Just saw them again last week in Chicago - awesome live and included a surprise extended opening set by Poi Dog Pondering! Frank O. plays percussion for TC
oldsaxon wrote:
Mmmm...cheese
Me likey cheese.
Mmmm...cheese
Me likey cheese.
Ahhhhh.....sublime. Thanks Bill.
ElainaEast wrote:
Mmmm...cheese
I love RP... except for the unfortunate soft spot they have for lounge-y cheese...
Mmmm...cheese
I love RP... except for the unfortunate soft spot they have for lounge-y cheese...
google translation:
Loulou:
Color of life, color of joy
Where are your tears, all your words
And since you're sick of seeing
All people suffer
This notion is too simple and naive
Defeat a law
Invisible law, so unjust
So unjust, so dark
Live your life, it is so beautiful
Live your life is yours
Live your life, without a lie
Live your life, as you want
Color of life, color of joy
Where is this philosophical fire
Your condensed spirit, sprayed
Subtitled by all your tears
Live your life, it is so beautiful
Live your life is yours
Live your life, without a lie
Live your life, as you want
Loulou:
Color of life, color of joy
Where are your tears, all your words
And since you're sick of seeing
All people suffer
This notion is too simple and naive
Defeat a law
Invisible law, so unjust
So unjust, so dark
Live your life, it is so beautiful
Live your life is yours
Live your life, without a lie
Live your life, as you want
Color of life, color of joy
Where is this philosophical fire
Your condensed spirit, sprayed
Subtitled by all your tears
Live your life, it is so beautiful
Live your life is yours
Live your life, without a lie
Live your life, as you want
This pretty much sucks.
fredriley wrote:
TF often use this same French singer ( anybody know her name?)
LouLou Ghelichkhani
TF often use this same French singer ( anybody know her name?)
LouLou Ghelichkhani
fredriley wrote:
Thank you
Couleur de vie, couleur de joie
Où sont tes larmes, tous tes mots
Et puisque t'en as marre de voir
Tous les gens souffrir
Cette notion trop simple et naïve
Parvenir à vaincre une loi
Loi invisible, si injuste
Si injuste, si sombre
Vis ta vie, elle est si belle
Vis ta vie, c'est la tienne
Vis ta vie, sans mensonge
Vis ta vie, comme tu veux
Couleur de vie, couleur de joie
Où est ce feu philosophique
Ton esprit condensé, pulverisé
Subtilé par toutes tes larmes
Vis ta vie, elle est si belle
Vis ta vie, c'est la tienne
Vis ta vie, sans mensonge
Vis ta vie, comme tu veux
Où sont tes larmes, tous tes mots
Et puisque t'en as marre de voir
Tous les gens souffrir
Cette notion trop simple et naïve
Parvenir à vaincre une loi
Loi invisible, si injuste
Si injuste, si sombre
Vis ta vie, elle est si belle
Vis ta vie, c'est la tienne
Vis ta vie, sans mensonge
Vis ta vie, comme tu veux
Couleur de vie, couleur de joie
Où est ce feu philosophique
Ton esprit condensé, pulverisé
Subtilé par toutes tes larmes
Vis ta vie, elle est si belle
Vis ta vie, c'est la tienne
Vis ta vie, sans mensonge
Vis ta vie, comme tu veux
Thank you
jhorton wrote:
For all I know she could be sining the phone. I didn't get French at school even though I've been visiting the country for decades I can only manage is Merci and Deux bières s'il vous plait!
She could sing the french phonebook and I would still have to rearrange my pants afterwards.
For all I know she could be sining the phone. I didn't get French at school even though I've been visiting the country for decades I can only manage is Merci and Deux bières s'il vous plait!
jhorton wrote:
lol....nice comment.
She could sing the french phonebook and I would still have to rearrange my pants afterwards.
lol....nice comment.
damn these people are boring
fredriley wrote:
Profoundly superficial? That's a wee bit of an oxymoron...
TF often use this same French singer ( anybody know her name?) in their works, and as it's her native language I'd not have thought that the French lyrics were thrown in so as to add je ne sais quoi to the songs. I expect that she wrote them herself.. TF also use singers in other languages, and are very internationalist in their outlook, which fits in with their radical politics. This isn't one of their best songs - the reverb irritates a bit - but they're never less than interesting and eclectic. Which is why they find themselves played frequently on RP, I guess...
"Profoundly Superficial" does make a good band name though. Anyhow, as to your question about the singer: her name is LouLou Ghelichkhani; she's American-born, but I believe she grew up in France.
Profoundly superficial? That's a wee bit of an oxymoron...
TF often use this same French singer ( anybody know her name?) in their works, and as it's her native language I'd not have thought that the French lyrics were thrown in so as to add je ne sais quoi to the songs. I expect that she wrote them herself.. TF also use singers in other languages, and are very internationalist in their outlook, which fits in with their radical politics. This isn't one of their best songs - the reverb irritates a bit - but they're never less than interesting and eclectic. Which is why they find themselves played frequently on RP, I guess...
"Profoundly Superficial" does make a good band name though. Anyhow, as to your question about the singer: her name is LouLou Ghelichkhani; she's American-born, but I believe she grew up in France.
Really boring..
She could sing the french phonebook and I would still have to rearrange my pants afterwards.
CoYoT51 wrote:
Profoundly superficial? That's a wee bit of an oxymoron...
TF often use this same French singer ( anybody know her name?) in their works, and as it's her native language I'd not have thought that the French lyrics were thrown in so as to add je ne sais quoi to the songs. I expect that she wrote them herself.. TF also use singers in other languages, and are very internationalist in their outlook, which fits in with their radical politics. This isn't one of their best songs - the reverb irritates a bit - but they're never less than interesting and eclectic. Which is why they find themselves played frequently on RP, I guess...
"Let's put some French lyrics and it will sound great"... sorry but it sucks. Pédant, profondément superficiel.
Profoundly superficial? That's a wee bit of an oxymoron...
TF often use this same French singer ( anybody know her name?) in their works, and as it's her native language I'd not have thought that the French lyrics were thrown in so as to add je ne sais quoi to the songs. I expect that she wrote them herself.. TF also use singers in other languages, and are very internationalist in their outlook, which fits in with their radical politics. This isn't one of their best songs - the reverb irritates a bit - but they're never less than interesting and eclectic. Which is why they find themselves played frequently on RP, I guess...
scraig wrote:
It's not really beer though, is it?
"I don't always drink beer, but when I do I prefer Dos Equis."
It's not really beer though, is it?
Great track from a great band.
"Let's put some French lyrics and it will sound great"... sorry but it sucks. Pédant, profondément superficiel.
handyrae wrote:
For me: screaming down a double-black ski run with no one in sight, just enough light to see the bumps, and this blasting in the earbuds.
Makes me wish I were under a palm tree, by the beach somewhere with a cold drink in my hand.
For me: screaming down a double-black ski run with no one in sight, just enough light to see the bumps, and this blasting in the earbuds.
French woman singing is wonderful in the first place. Dreamy song is almost as wonderful in the second.
just keep this number going and going
I would have been disappointed if this band wasn't playing after the last one
YEah, I remember when I first used Garageband.
Alpine wrote:
Must not enjoy the sitar..
Thievery Corporation = same song over and over and over and over and over and over
Must not enjoy the sitar..
Alpine wrote:
sooooo, you're saying they caught Santana Disease?
Thievery Corporation = same song over and over and over and over and over and over
sooooo, you're saying they caught Santana Disease?
Alpine wrote:
And it's so awesome!
Thievery Corporation = same song over and over and over and over and over and over
And it's so awesome!
"I don't always drink beer, but when I do I prefer Dos Equis."
socalhol wrote:
and exactly same set this morning of Novembre 2010!
Nice set Bill!
Massive Attack - Protection
Black Box Recorder - Wonderful Life
Thievery Corp - Simple Histoire
Massive Attack - Protection
Black Box Recorder - Wonderful Life
Thievery Corp - Simple Histoire
and exactly same set this morning of Novembre 2010!
Alpine wrote:
I feel the same way about the whole genre of Cumbia. But that's because I'm completely ignorant to it and have absolutely no interest in it.
Thievery Corporation = same song over and over and over and over and over and over
I feel the same way about the whole genre of Cumbia. But that's because I'm completely ignorant to it and have absolutely no interest in it.
Thievery Corporation = same song over and over and over and over and over and over
The echo-sitar is the best part. 9 thumbs up here.
Typically of TC, smooth sound, political lyrics:
Couleur de vie, couleur de joie
Où sont tes larmes, tous tes mots
Et puisque t'en as marre de voir
Tous les gens souffrir
Cette notion trop simple et naïve
Parvenir à vaincre une loi
Loi invisible, si injuste
Si injuste, si sombre
Vis ta vie, elle est si belle
Vis ta vie, c'est la tienne
Vis ta vie, sans mensonge
Vis ta vie, comme tu veux
Couleur de vie, couleur de joie
Où est ce feu philosophique
Ton esprit condensé, pulverisé
Subtilé par toutes tes larmes
Vis ta vie, elle est si belle
Vis ta vie, c'est la tienne
Vis ta vie, sans mensonge
Vis ta vie, comme tu veux
Couleur de vie, couleur de joie
Où sont tes larmes, tous tes mots
Et puisque t'en as marre de voir
Tous les gens souffrir
Cette notion trop simple et naïve
Parvenir à vaincre une loi
Loi invisible, si injuste
Si injuste, si sombre
Vis ta vie, elle est si belle
Vis ta vie, c'est la tienne
Vis ta vie, sans mensonge
Vis ta vie, comme tu veux
Couleur de vie, couleur de joie
Où est ce feu philosophique
Ton esprit condensé, pulverisé
Subtilé par toutes tes larmes
Vis ta vie, elle est si belle
Vis ta vie, c'est la tienne
Vis ta vie, sans mensonge
Vis ta vie, comme tu veux
love love love love love
ValosAtreide wrote:
A little late, but if you haven't heard it, may I suggest "Mirror Conspiracy". A very solid album!
I'm not usually a big fan of this genre, but I found this song very soothing and enjoyable.. great track, here. How does the rest of Thievery Corporation's selection of tunes sound?
A little late, but if you haven't heard it, may I suggest "Mirror Conspiracy". A very solid album!
Nice set Bill!
Massive Attack - Protection
Black Box Recorder - Wonderful Life
Thievery Corp - Simple Histoire
Massive Attack - Protection
Black Box Recorder - Wonderful Life
Thievery Corp - Simple Histoire
handyrae wrote:
Save a spot & a drink fer me.
Makes me wish I were under a palm tree, by the beach somewhere with a cold drink in my hand.
Save a spot & a drink fer me.
Makes me wish I were under a palm tree, by the beach somewhere with a cold drink in my hand.
loungelicious
The bass line has the feel of a watered down "black magic woman", very sensual.
This whole album is amazing.
'A genre busting amalgam.'
pretentious?....moi?!
no really..no dud tracks. how rare is that!!
'A genre busting amalgam.'
pretentious?....moi?!
no really..no dud tracks. how rare is that!!
ValosAtreide wrote:
I would suggest both "Richest Man in Babylon" and "The Cosmic Game". Both are exceptional. Cosmic game has several guest musicians including Wayne Coyne, Perry Ferrell, and RPs favorite whipping boy David Byrne. Down-tempo world grooves that only TC can create. Enjoy!
I'm not usually a big fan of this genre, but I found this song very soothing and enjoyable.. great track, here. How does the rest of Thievery Corporation's selection of tunes sound?
I would suggest both "Richest Man in Babylon" and "The Cosmic Game". Both are exceptional. Cosmic game has several guest musicians including Wayne Coyne, Perry Ferrell, and RPs favorite whipping boy David Byrne. Down-tempo world grooves that only TC can create. Enjoy!
downbylaw wrote:
this reminds me, rp should play some sade.
Oh and this dude is right. How about some smooth operator ;)
I'm not usually a big fan of this genre, but I found this song very soothing and enjoyable.. great track, here. How does the rest of Thievery Corporation's selection of tunes sound?
Come to Butthead.....come a little closer.....
lophrequa wrote:
Caia, Zero 7, Future Sound of London, Gotan Project
and some Groove Armada, and some Land of the Loops
Wisercrowe wrote:
I like the Corp, massive attack,morecheeba, sneaker pimps, lamb and portishead... anyone suggest more trip hop for me?
Caia, Zero 7, Future Sound of London, Gotan Project
Wisercrowe wrote:
I like the Corp, massive attack,morecheeba, sneaker pimps, lamb and portishead... anyone suggest more trip hop for me?
Omid, The Grouch instrumentals, DJ Greyboy (Mastered the Art is a fine album), Spam Allstars (weird name but really good Cuban-American trip hop)
pass me the hookah
ScottishWillie wrote:
Mesmerizing
Uhhhhhhhhhh... yeahhhhhhh...
Hypnotic...enchanting...
Moak wrote:
That inane drum track again - who would claim it as their own?
I knew I left that damn thing somewhere!!!
Mesmerizing
Chumbawamba-1984 wrote:
Not sure you are right : both permanent members Rob Garza and Eric Hilton grew up in Maryland, and TC was created in Wash. DC according to the biography of their own website. They are neither Icelandic nor French.
The message concerned actually referred to another band, Sigur Ros, not Thievery Corporation.
Soooo smooth. . . I can listen to this all day. I'll be a puddle of Zen by late afternoon.
Leatherpoker wrote:
I like these guys a lot, but don't all of their songs start to sound the same after a while?
well, it may be the case, Leatherpoker, that you may not like TC as much as you think you do
I like these guys a lot, but don't all of their songs start to sound the same after a while?
zaknafein wrote:
They're actually Icelandic, and yes, there are a number of their tracks in rotation.
Not sure you are right : both permanent members Rob Garza and Eric Hilton grew up in Maryland, and TC was created in Wash. DC according to the biography of their own website. They are neither Icelandic nor French.
See this band live. They stole the show at Lollapalloza last year in Chicago. The laid-back character of their studio stuff became this primal rhythmic party that had 1,500 people bouncing into the night!
ADD_IT_UP wrote:
Does RP ever play stuff by Sigur Ros or however you spell their name? They're a Norwegian band, however you spell Norwegian, and have been described as pink floyd mixed with radiohead. Their hit song was Starafleur I think...Theivery Corp reminds of me them, slightly.
They're actually Icelandic, and yes, there are a number of their tracks in rotation.
Does RP ever play stuff by Sigur Ros or however you spell their name? They're a Norwegian band, however you spell Norwegian, and have been described as pink floyd mixed with radiohead. Their hit song was Starafleur I think...Theivery Corp reminds of me them, slightly.
Moak wrote:
That inane drum track again - who would claim it as their own?
I sure wish they would come and take it home. It's lost and confused. It wandered into a song by mistake.
TC are fast becomin' one of my fav bands so beguilin' ... ?
so beguilin' ... ?Wisercrowe wrote:
I like the Corp, massive attack,morecheeba, sneaker pimps, lamb and portishead... anyone suggest more trip hop for me?
Tricky, used to be part of Massive Attack. Maxiquaye - it's a stunning album, of find "Ruff Guide" - it's kind of a best-off.. album.
Quantic and Bonobo also get my vote, though they're not strictly Trip-hop, if you like Corp et al., you'll like them.
If you want really chilled trip-hop/hip-hop check out "Carboot Soul" or "Smoker's Delight" by Nightmares on Wax
Moak wrote:That inane drum track again - who would claim it as their own?
I like the Corp, massive attack,morecheeba, sneaker pimps, lamb and portishead... anyone suggest more trip hop for me?
MsJudi wrote:
I love the Corp. They put me in a mood that I can't even describe, but I groove on it.
I'm groovin' with ya MsJudi......
Fantastic band! In my cd player are...Thievery Corp. "Mirror Conspiracy", Kruder & Dorfmeister "K&D Sessions", Boards of Canada "Music Has The Right to Children", Tosca "Suzuki" & Peace Orchestra!
rgrace wrote:
Always open for more techno/trip hop.
Me too. I don't want to hear it 24/7, but I could do with a bit more than we usually get on RP.
The essence of 7.
Cool indeed.
Like a cool tropical breeze...ahhhhhhh
jean-louis wrote:
charming! but is this french? The title seems to suggest so but sounds more idian to me...
French it is. But even for a native from France, it is mostly ununderstandable...
jean-louis wrote:
charming! but is this french? The title seems to suggest so but sounds more idian to me...
Who knows? This is music from D.C. It's not supposed to make sense! But it sounds good, whatever the language.
Nice. The title should be "une", not "un".
charming! but is this french? The title seems to suggest so but sounds more idian to me...
I love the Corp. They put me in a mood that I can't even describe, but I groove on it.
damien wrote:
I really like this band... they chill me right out.
and I really need to chill out today!
BUSH BLOWS
ha ha ha ha ha lol, Schmuck Moore needs a Bath!
I really like this band... they chill me right out.
and I really need to chill out today!
BUSH BLOWS
dissen wrote:
why isn't there any songs by kruder and dorfmeister...? I ask again...
the original bedroom rockers would compliment this track particularly.
Yes, I agree - Kruder & Dorfmeister would be a very nice addition.
The Peace Orchestra, a K & D project, would also be nice. 8)
why isn't there any songs by kruder and dorfmeister...? I ask again...
Great Song
Lets me practice my high school french. Which is apparently very rusty
very mellow
Thievery Corp is just one of a number of great artists associated with Eighteenth Street Lounge Music. Ursula 1000, Blue States, Thunderball, Arkestra One, Nicola Conte are all well worth checking out.
Peyote wrote: Same here! Love this sound!
(pimp)
Got this album on my wish list!! Cool....great vibe!!
Oh, most superlative and smooth...a great track for the early evening as the dark is drawing in. Well, thats in England anyway...
Got this album on my wish list!! Cool....great vibe!!
Good Stuff. I had never heard them. Thanks! 
plastic but likeable 
What a perfect mix for my rather stressful day here at work. Reframes my perspective. Thanks RP. :nodhead:
I\'d like to hear this one less, please?
me likey!
I like this alot. It reminds a little of Transglobal underground
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this reminds me, rp should play some sade.
BreezyLanguidAndNotDistinctive ;)
Thanks. Keep the newer music flowing.
YES!!!
We need more Thievery Corp, Chicane, Hooverphonic, St. Germain on RP.
Thanks for the smooth grooves!
Hey great stuff! Glad to see you\'re playing more and more of these guys. I\'ve heard them in town here at a couple of clubs and they\'re getting better all the time.
Thanx again Bill.
Hmmm... I like this. Always open for more techno/trip hop. Gave it a 7.
boom
boy that drum track is irritating
remember when musicians played instruments?