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Originally Posted by Aragorn97
Do you know this performance?
What do you think of this "atmosphere"?
I rarely listen to UEDS songs, but I have always been fascinated by her style in this specific "era". It isn't my absolute favourite one but, I don't know, there's something that I like about it, something that makes it so different and maybe even iconic. If the songs had been more accessible, perhaps now we would be talking about another successful album for Alizée.
Or maybe it is exactly the fact that UEDS is a niche product to make it so captivating and mysterious...
So, back to the video above, this performance is simple and yet so charming. What surprises me more is that "Je m'appelle Alizée": it sounds so intimate and true, as saying "this is just me and my music, nothing else". Unfortunately we can't see how large is the room and how many people are inside, but it seems small and it would be a coherent choice in this sense.
An exhibition like this seems more interesting than En concert to me in some ways. Obviously they are two completely different things and probably, if I could choose, I would buy a ticket for En concert, but this one is nice too, if you get what I mean.
What do you think? Do you like this kind of performances? |
I love this!
And I am a person who does not practically never go willingly to such a concert.
...Except Alizée!
It’s really different from the En concert, and if I were forced to choose,
I would go “of course” to the En concert, but this one is also incredibly good!
And I didn’t even realize that Grand Central is so good
when I was just listening to the album version!
It’s a shame again that there aren’t many live performances of later songs.
UEDS is so awesome that it is a massive crime that not enough attention has been paid to it!