Une Enfant Du Siecle - CD

[mzracing76]

Which songs from this CD do you all enjoy the most? I know/understand this style of music is not real popular amongst Alizee fans, but I think that there are 4 great songs here. They show her voice in much a different way, but its still her and her voice that make these songs tick for me.

Grand Central
Limelight
Les Collines
14 Decembre
A Coeur Fendre

those are my favorites from her new cd.

MZ

[Azhiri]

Eden, Eden will always be one of my favorite songs ever.

Speaking of UEdS MARCHING SEASON IS ALMOST HERE AGAIN meaning I'll be listening to a LOT more UEdS, my go-to album for catching up on sleep during bus rides. Excitement!

[DrSmith]

14 décembre
À cœur fendre
Une fille difficile<br><br>

[Toc De Mac]

I had forgotten for a bit just how good this album really is, so my thanks for reminding me to give it another listen!

I would say that, in no particular order, I most enjoy: Eden Eden, sdfksdlf... haha, every time I try and do this, it never works out. I always end up wanting to name them all. All I can say is that it's an incredibly well put together album.

[User22]

Candida and Fantomes...

[Tom]

La candida, Mes fantomes & Eden Eden.

[Uroboros]

I don't like UEdS the same way I like MCE and Psychédélices, but I love the songs 14 décembre, À cœur fendre, Une fille difficile, Grand Central and Les Collines

[user472884]

Originally Posted by mzracing76

but I think that there are 4 great songs here.

1. Grand Central
2. Limelight
3. Les Collines
4. 14 Decembre
5. A Coeur Fendre

k?

Eden Eden
La Candida
Les Collines
Factory Girl
Mes Fantômes

[Aldighieri]

This is not a "easy" album for most of pop consumer, people with a wider earing experience (classic,70' electronic, etc) would be love it more, I presume...

[Chuck]

Originally Posted by Aldighieri

This is not a "easy" album for most of pop consumer, people with a wider earing experience (classic,70' electronic, etc) would be love it more, I presume...

EXACTLY, Aldi!

I go for "14 décembre", "Une fille difficile", or "Grand Central" the most, while a couple of the songs in there I often skip over completely. "La Candida" holds little appeal for me, not because of the language but because of the overblown production. And to me, it sounds rather out-of-place here. I mean, it would make some sense if it referred to some "lost year" Edie had spent wasted in Spain or something, but that never actually happened.

(or did it? ???????)