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Various - Le Pop 3 - Les Chansons De La Nouvelle Scène Française (2xLP, Comp)

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Various - Le Pop 3 - Les Chansons De La Nouvelle Scène Française (2xLP, Comp)Media Condition: Near Mint (NM or M ) Sleeve Condition: Near Mint (NM or M ) Comments: General notes about this release (please note: our version may differ a little. see the comments above): Contains LP sized insert with credits and liner notes in German, English and French. A2 mixed at Studio Piccolo A1 (P) 2004 Virgin Music, a division of EMI Music France A2 (P) 2003 Disques Atlantis A3 (P) 2004 Virgin Music, a division of EMI Music France A4 (P)

Media Condition: Near Mint (NM or M-)
Sleeve Condition: Near Mint (NM or M-)

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General notes about this release (please note: our version may differ a little. see the comments above):
Contains LP sized insert with credits and liner notes in German, English and French. A2 mixed at Studio Piccolo A1 (P) 2004 Virgin Music, a division of EMI Music France | A2 (P) 2003 Disques Atlantis | A3 (P) 2004 Virgin Music, a division of EMI Music France | A4 (P) 2005 tôt Ou Tard / vf musiques | B1 (P) 2005 Virgin Music, a division of EMI Music France | B2 (P) 2003 F. Dastrevigne | B3 (P) 2005 Tomaclub | B4 (P) 2004 Disques Hybrides, a division of EMI Music France | C1 (P) 2004 Quai de scene / Acousti | C2 (P) 2004 La Tribu | C3 (P) 2005 tôt Ou Tard/vf musiques | C4 (P) 2005 Thierry Strehmler | D1 (P) 2005 Moumkine Music, courtesy Virgin Music, a division of EMI Music France | D2 (P) 2005 Olympic disk / exclusive license to tôt Ou Tard | D3 (P) 2005 tôt Ou Tard/vf musiques | D4 Disques Audiogram

 

A1. Bertrand Betsch - Pas De Bras, Pas De Chocolat 2:53
A2. Stefie Shock - Un Homme À La Mer 4:07
A3. Camille - Baby Carni Bird 4:02
A4. Mathieu Boogaerts - Keyornew 3:39
B1. Albin De La Simone - J'ai Changé 3:10
B2. Frédérique Dastrevigne - Les Copines D'abord
B3. Toma - Tabatha 3:41
B4. Alexis HK - Nous Sommes Revenus 3:19
C1. Bertrand Belin - Terminus Le Tréport 3:26
C2. Jérôme Minière, Lhasa De Sela - Un Magasin Qui N'existe Pas 3:37
C3. Bastien Lallemant - L'innocence 4:19
C4. Thierry Stremler - Pas Ce Soir 2:35
D1. Mickey 3D - Rodéo 3:01
D2. Françoiz Breut - La Boîte De Nuit 3:36
D3. Vincent Delerm - Les Filles De 1973 Ont Trente Ans 4:49
D4. Pierre Lapointe - Debout Sur Ma Tête 4:03

 

Barcode and Other Identifiers:

Barcode 673793 400519
Rights Society GEMA
Label Code LC 09096
Matrix / Runout LPM 05-1 A CALYX Alexej B375386-01 A₁
Matrix / Runout LPM 05-1 B B375386-01 B₁
Matrix / Runout LPM 05-1 C CALYX Alexej B375386-02 C₁
Matrix / Runout LPM 05-1 D B375386-02 D₁

 

Mixed At Studio Piccolo
Mastered At Calyx Mastering
Pressed By Optimal Media Production
Distributed By Groove Attack
Phonographic Copyright (p) Virgin Music
Phonographic Copyright (p) EMI Music France
Phonographic Copyright (p) Disques Atlantis
Phonographic Copyright (p) Tôt Ou Tard
Phonographic Copyright (p) VF Musiques
Phonographic Copyright (p) Tomaclub
Phonographic Copyright (p) Musiques Hybrides
Phonographic Copyright (p) Quai De Scène
Phonographic Copyright (p) La Tribu
Phonographic Copyright (p) Moumkine Music
Phonographic Copyright (p) Olympic Disk
Phonographic Copyright (p) Les Disques Audiogramme inc.
Copyright (c) Le Pop Musik GbR

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