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L'ordinateur des pompes funebres / Dis-moi que tu m'aimes

L'ordinateur des pompes funebres / Dis-moi que tu m'aimes

Limited Edition of 350 Units

Music Box Records (MBR-072)

Release Date: September 1, 2015

Format: CD

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Track Listing

1. L'ORDINATEUR DES POMPES FUNEBRES: L'ordinateur 3:41
2. Charlotte 2:37
3. Gloria toujours (samba #1) 4:07
4. (meurtre) 3:03
5. Mort par ambulance 1:00
6. Le bonheur 1:46
7. La femme de l'année (Louise) 4:55
8. Gloria toujours (samba #2) 2:05
9. L'ordinateur (2ème version) 4:08
10. Ménage à trois 2:27
11. Le bonheur (2ème version) 1:25
12. DIS-MOI QUE TU M'AIMES: Dis-moi que tu m'aimes 2:20
13. Oh Beautiful Day 5:04
14. Kwika Ukuleley 3:32
15. Quand on s'aime 1:03
16. Ribs 3:55
17. Joy Road 3:51
18. Quand on s'aime (solitude) 1:50
19. Dis-moi que tu m'aimes (vocal) (performed by Mireille Darc, Marie-José Nat, Jean-Pierre Marielle, Daniel Ceccaldi and Jean-Pierre Darras) 2:30
  Total Album Time: 55:19

From the Manufacturer

In collaboration with Sugar Music, Music Box Records is pleased to present on the same CD two original motion picture soundtracks composed and conducted by Claude Bolling: L'Ordinateur des pompes funebres and Dis-moi que tu m'aimes.

L'Ordinateur des pompes funebres is a mix of police story and black humour. Bolling composed a jazzy score and alternates between sombre and mysterious moods (blended with a Mancini-style of humour), and parts written for a big band, expressing the murderous impulses and madness of the hero. Some are pieces written in a serious tone and others in "new romantic" style, these serve to reinforce the satirical aspect of the film through employment of irony.

Dis-moi que tu m'aimes is a film, in which the humour in particular is inscribed in the vein of French bedroom farce, a genre Claude Bolling took a part in on many occasions in the 1970s. Bolling's sophisticated and inventive music is more often anchored in his own time, as shown by the presence of numerous pop themes typical of the 1970s. This present edition also includes the exquisite title song performed by the main actors, playing a deliberate retro pastiche card.

Music Box Records is very pleased to present the two unreleased scores composed by Claude Bolling in their first-ever complete presentations. Limited to 350 units, this release has been fully remastered from the session tapes and includes an 8-page booklet with liner notes by Nicolas Magenham, discussing the film and the score.

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