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Audiogramme du jeudi 17 Decembre 2015

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1. PJ Harvey – White Chalk
2. Wakey! Wakey! – Maps (Yeah Yeah Yeahs)
3. We Have Band – West End Girls
4. Tricky – UK Jamaican {Mixed Race}
5. Erlend Øye – Ghost trains
6. Mickey 3D – Respire
7. Catherine Ringer – Pardon
8. Calexico – Guns Of Brixton
9. Nouvelle Vague – Où Veux-Tu Qu’je R’garde (Ft. Emily Loizeau)
10. Vinicius Cantuaria – Quase Choro
11. Cold War Kids – Hang Me Up To Dry
12. The Walkmen – Juveniles {Lisbon}
13. The Whip – White Wedding (Billy Idol)
14. Shivaree – Gone Too Far
15. Mazzy Star – Fade Into You
16. Mercury Rev – Holes

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Audiogramme du mardi 27 Octobre 2015

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1. Rickie Lee Jones – Chuck E.’s in Love
2. Half Moon Run – Give Up
3. Duran Duran – Ordinary World
4. 10,000 Maniacs – Noah’s Dove
5. U2 – Dancing Queen [with Benny & Björn of ABBA – Stockholm 1992]
6. Nouvelle Vague – Dancing With Myself
7. The Rolling Stones – Dancing With Mr. D.
8. The Mamas & The Papas – Dancing In The Street
9. Bruce Springsteen – Dancing In The Dark
10. Q-Feel – Dancing In Heaven (Orbital Be-Bop)
11. Robyn – Dancing On My Own
12. Stone Temple Pilots – Big Bang Baby
13. The Steve Miller Band – Fly Like An Eagle
14. The Beta Band – Dry The Rain

BONUS: High Fidelity Excerpt

Audiogramme du samedi 9 mai 2015 / Depeche Mode

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1. Maxence Cyrin – Behind The Wheel
2. Johnny Cash – Personal Jesus
3. Dave Gahan – Black And Blue Again
4. Martin Gore – Oh My Love (John Lennon)
5. Yazoo – Only You
6. Yazoo – Situation
7. Erasure – Who Needs Love Like That
8. Depeche Mode – Just Can’t Get Enough
9. Nouvelle Vague – I Just Can’t Get Enough
10. Richard Cheese – Personal Jesus
11. The Locust – Master And Servant
12. Ane Brun/Vince Clarke – Fly On The Windscreen
13. The Cure – World In My Eyes
14. DJ Earworm – Policy Of Sweet Dreams (Depeche Mode Vs. Eurythmics)
15. Depeche Mode – So Cruel (U2)
16. Bat For Lashes – Strangelove
17. Depeche Mode – Never Let Me Down Again
18. Martin Gore – In A Manner Of Speaking (Tuxedomoon)

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Pause de l’après-midi du jeudi 19 février 2015 / Reprises en P

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1. Johnny Cash – Personal Jesus (Depeche Mode Cover)
2. The National – Pretty In Pink (Psychedelic Furs)
3. Owl Eyes – Pumped Up Kicks (Foster the People)
4. Orba Squara – Poker Face (Lady GaGa)
5. Phoenix – Playground Love (Air)
6. Nouvelle Vague – Putain, Putain feat. Camille (TC Matic / Arno)
7. Bourvil/Jacqueline Maillan – Pauvre Lola (Serge Gainsbourg)
8. The Lost Fingers – Part Time Lover (Stevie Wonder)

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Pause de l’après-midi du jeudi 5 février 2015 / Reprises en D

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1. Mark Ronson – Diversion
2. Get Cape. Wear Cape. Fly – D.A.N.C.E. (Justice Cover)
3. The Feelies – Dancing Barefoot (Patti Smith Cover)
4. Nouvelle Vague – Déréglée feat. Mélanie Pain (Marie-France)
5. The Ukulele Orchestra Of Great Britain – Dy-na-mi-tee
6. Diego Pelaez – Drive My Car (The Beatles)
7. Alain Goraguer Et Son Orchestre – Du Jazz Dans Le Ravin

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Audiogrammes du dimanche 2 novembre 2014 / Halloween

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Dead Man's Bones

1. Air – Ghost Song
2. Radiohead – We Suck Young Blood (Your Time Is Up)
3. Concrete Blonde – Bloodletting (The Vampire Song)
4. David Byrne – Sympathy For The Devil (The Rolling Stones)
5. Harry Nilsson – Daybreak
6. Dead Man’s Bones – Pa Pa Power
7. Nouvelle Vague – Bela Lugosi’s Dead (Bauhaus)
8. Echo and The Bunnymen – The Killing Moon
9. John Martyn – I’d Rather Be The Devil
10. The Cure – Lullaby
11. The Young Gods – Ghost Rider (Suicide)

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Morning

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As the dawn began to break – I had to surrender
The universe will have its way – too powerful to master



This used to be the view from my balcony at the wee hours of the morning.
The convent has just been torn down and the building I live in is surrounded on all sides by construction sites!
I used to love hearing the birds waking up and chirping away. Even though I couldn’t help but hear This town is coming like a ghost town in my head every time I was lucky enough to be there at this time of day.
Anyway, today I’m feeling kinda “Specials”





Two o’clock has come again
It’s time to leave this paradise
Hope the chip shop isn’t closed
Cos’ their pies are really nice
I’ll eat in the taxi queue
Standing in someone else’s spew
Wish I had lipstick on my shirt
Instead of piss stains on my shoes

I go out on Friday night and I come home on Saturday morning

Here’s the original and the Nouvelle Vague cover, if you’re into that kind of thing.


I remember waking up on sunday mornings when I was around 10 years old. My mother used to blast us with either Mozart’s requiem or Pink Floyd’s Wish You Were Here album. The volume was so overwhelming I actually thought the music came from outside! I’d open the window and it would roll into my room. This morning I did the same with this track, on repeat for the last few hours.





Sunlight on your eyelids
You were sleeping
Sunlight on your back
You were dreaming


You probably know Rostam Batmanglij from Vampire Weekend or from Discovery his side project with Wes Miles of Ra Ra Riot. You can download this track on soundcloud. And if you like it, why don’t you check out his latest release.



This eastern-sounding promise reminded me instantly of Jeff Buckley’s Morning Theft. Just sticking to the theme and triggering an unstoppable stream of tears “consciousness(?)”





Time takes care of the wound, so I can believe.
You had so much to give, you thought I couldn’t see.
Gifts for boot heels to crush, promises deceived
I had to send it away to bring us back again.
Your eyes and body brighten silent waters, deep.
Your precious daughter in the other room, asleep.
A kiss “Goodnight” from every stranger that I meet.
I had to send it away to bring us back again.
Morning theft, and pretender left, ungrateful.
True Self is what brought you here, to me.
A place where we can accept this love.
Friendship battered down by useless history,
Unexamined failure.
What am I still to you?
Some thief who stole from you?
Or some fool drama queen whose chances were few?
Love brings us to who we need,
a place where we can save
A heart that beats as both siphon and reservoir.
You’re a woman, I’m a calf.
You’re a window, I’m a knife.
We come together making chance into starlight.
Meet me tomorrow night, or any day you want.
I have no right to wonder just how, or when.
And though the meaning fits, there’s no relief in this.
I miss my beautiful friend.
I had to send it away to bring her back again.



If you feel like pulling your heart out and crying all day download it here or check out this live version.


According to wikibible The Morning of the Magicians has been credited with playing a significant role in bringing mysticism and conspiracy theories (such as secret societies and ancient prophesies) into popular culture. It spurred a revival of interest in the occult during the 1960s and 70s, and was a forerunner to the popularization of New Age ideas. A kind of proto-Zeitgeist.
I’m not sure it inspired this track but I love it. Same morning-themed heartbreak.





In the morning I’d awake and I couldn’t remember
What is love and what is hate? – the calculations error
Oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-what is love and what is hate?
And why does it matter? – Is to love just a waste?
How can it matter?



However, I’m sure this book was behind the name of a classical music radioshow in the nineties: “Le matin des musiciens”. Merci monsieur Musique.
Eco-Beirut was the first radio station I worked at. Every day started with Lully’s Marche pour la cérémonie des Turcs. A track you probably know from Tous Les Matins du Monde





It was so reassuring to hear it every morning.
It reminds me of that Robert Frost quote: “In three words I can sum up everything I’ve learned about life — It goes on”.

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November 5, 2011 at 13:26