Sujet Qu'est ce qui vous fait plaisir automatiquement?

Citation : Qu'est ce qui vous fait plaisir automatiquement?

Citation : Artist: Frank Black Francis
Album: Frank Black Francis
Label: spinART Records
Genre: Alternative

CD 1: 1987 Acoustic Demos
CD 2: 2003 Re-recordings of classic Pixies tracks

Sometime back in 1987 I think, the producer for what would
become the Pixies first record, Gary Smith, asked me to
drop by his apartment in Allston section of Boston, just
down the street from the building I was born in, to play
some songs into his cassette walkman. Gary and the band
were scheduled to go into his studio, the original Fort
Apache in the Roxbury section of Boston, the following day
to record Come On Pilgrim, although it did not have a title
at that time. Gary wanted to have some audio notes on the
songs for the seession. We were both excited about the
session, to take place over three days; my father had given
me the 1000.00 dollars to pay for it. One of the cd's in
this package is that cassette tape. A few years ago a
couple of record companies had expresed interest in
releasing the tape, kind of a time capsule thing, and I
signed some papers. The project sat around for a couple of
years, mostly because my manager, Ken Goes, and I always
felt a little uncomfortable about releasing only that tape
to the buying public, as it was not a planned performance,
a little casual, and very bootleg in sonic quality. Sure,
the uberfans would be happy enough about the content, but
we both felt that a potential new fan might feel a bit
ripped-off. Ken suggested I re-record some of the old
repertoire in some new way, especially a well recorded way,
so as to balance this product out a bit. I realize some
fans or critics might feel like I'm messing with the gospel
here, but really these are the reasons for all these
recordings here and now. I first met the Two Pale Boys,
Andy and Keith, at a gig some years ago in West Hollywood,
the trumpet and guitar members of that trio formed with
David Thomas. When David asked me to perform at UCLA as
part of his Mirror Man improv-opera in early 2003, Andy and
Keith were in the band again, and I asked them to come down
on their one day off to record with the Catholics on Show
Me Your Tears. The two pale fellows from England offered
their studio and input on some undefined project in the
undefined future. In the hot summer of 2003, July I think,
I went down to the Hackney section of London and belted out
the numbers and let the boys do their thing. Those
sessions represent the other cd. I enjoy their work, with
me or with others. I like these guys a lot. Sure, we've
messed with the gospel, but I am satisfied with it.

~Frank Black Francis, Copenhagen 2004

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