Saturday, November 14 at CEGEP Limoilou, was held the 2nd group show PQ Erotic. I unfortunately could not attend the show but I was interviewed in the newspaper of the University Laval (copy) edition of 18 November 2009. The subject is of course the soundtracks of films erotic Quebec.
Psyquébélique was quoted in La Presse this Saturday, November 14, 2009. The title of the article (year zero) is a quote from my article December 14, 2008 .
The article by Jean-Christophe Laurence recounts the reissue CD of the album "The Montreal Scene" by Nick Ayoub. The instigator of this output, Charles Francois Cyr, was interviewed about his record label Ear Records This and what it represents for the album.
Psyquébélique strongly encourage you to buy this reissue. The Montreal Scene is a forgotten classic.
This is a supplement to my article on the soundtracks erotic Francois Cousineau.
This is one of two 45t meager records from the soundtrack of "human love" (Denis Heroux 1970). The other is the trio's trip Dufresne / Plamondon / Cousineau: "A Flower on the Snow" (sung / intrumental). This is clearly the best of the two. I do not know why either of these items have been included on the LP "The most famous music Film from Quebec "by François Cousineau. Nothing spectacular, but" The machine to make love "and" the theme of Julian "is the least as good as the theme song of the generic human love (a flower snow). This theme (sung by Diane Dufresne) is the only movie to have solved the LP "The most famous music .... François Cousineau.
Note the name of the label: "Tutorial". Unrelated to the film except that "human love" and "initiation" have both been produced by the same production company (Cinépix) and by the same composer. In my Introduction is the ancestor of the Gap label records.
Returning to the music. Julien is a theme for orchestra component not reminiscent of the spaghetti Western soundtrack by Ennio Morricone. Guitar, violin, percussion military style. The orchestrations are by Yves Lapierre.
Although a bit vulgar in the text, "The machine to make love" is the most Pop of the two parts. The text speaks of a sort of mechanical doll. It was written in collaboration with Jean-Guy and Marcel Lefebvre Chapados. We hear guitar, bass, drums, cowbell, male chorus. A typical rock of the era. Idling and the reverberation towards the end adds a touch a little psyche.
