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Art Zoyd : Symphonie pour le Jour Où Brûleront les Cités (CD),альбом, рецезия, трек-лист, mp3, тексты песен.

Symphonie pour le jour où brûleront les cités. Symphonie pour le jour où brûleront les cités (French: Symphony for the day when the cities will burn; originally released as Art Zoyd 3) is the debut album of Art Zoyd, released in 1976 through AZ Production Michel Besset. In 1981, the entire album was re-recorded and released on Atem Records. Re-issues of both versions of the album in 2008 contain different bonus tracks.

This is a test pressing with an information sheet about the record. Recorded in Hennuyères (Belgium), July 1980 Cutting at Translab Illustration: "L'Archéologie du silence" This recording is a new version of the Art Zoyd's album "Symphonies pour le jour où brûleront les cités" (Production Michel Besset 001) which came out in 1976.

Producer – Art Zoyd (tracks: 1 to 5), Michel Grezes (tracks: 1 to 5). Recorded By – François Artige (tracks: 1 to 5), Jean-Pierre Grasset (tracks: 1 to 5). Saxophone, Vocals – Serge Armelin (tracks: 6 to 7. Sangria & Something In Love (1969) Live Golf Drouot Paris (1972). Matrix, Runout (Variant 1): BELLE081362 5-5934. Overview (current section).

Musique pour l'Odyssée (French: Music for the Odyssey) is the second album by Art Zoyd, released in 1979 through Atem Records. In 1992, Musique pour l'Odyssée would be reissued as a double compact disc with Symphonie pour le jour où brûleront les cités, Génération sans futur and Archives 1. Art Zoyd. Michel Berckmans – oboe, bassoon. Franck Cardon – violin. Daniel Denis – percussion. Gérard Hourbette – viola. Jean-Pierre Soarez – trumpet. Michel Thomas – saxophone.

Only for completionists (3%). The ART ZOYD debut album was released in few copies and it's a collection item. Any other band wishing to re-release the debut would probably reprint it. Art Zoyd decided to re-record it instead, even with a different lineup.

In 1976, a self-released LP by Art Zoyd appeared in Belgian record stores. At the time, nobody knew Symphonie Pour le Jour où Brûleront les Cités (Symphony for the Day Cities Will Burn) would be the first of many albums from this strange chamber progressive rock outfit. Part one, Brigades Spéciales, is the most striking moment of the album - the band will only reach this kind of intensity again on Phase IV. Then comes "Deux Images de la Cité Imbécile" ("Two Pictures of the Stupid City"), two movements leaning more toward some warped chamber rock conception of the burlesque, especially on Scènes de Carnaval. Moreover, thanks to the acoustic instrumentation, the album has aged very well. Symphonie Pour le Jour où Brûleront les Cités was reissued in 1999 on a two-CD set together with Musique Pour l'Odyssée and Génération Sans Futur.