Track Listing
DISC 1:
1. Mon Die Senie
2. Walking With Satie
3. Pere Lachaise
4. Miles and Miles of Miles Davis
5. Jazz Is Paris
6. Rue Dauphine
7. Paris Paris - (with Catherine Deneuve)
8. Je T'Aime...Moi Non Plus
9. Club le Narcisse
10. La Main Parisienne
11. Driving Into Delirium
12. Revenge of the Flowers -(With Francois Hardy)
13. In the Absence of the Parisienne
14. Anthem
15. Who the Hell Is Sonia Rykiel
DISC 2: THE LARGEST MOVIE HOUSE IN PARIS- THE INSTRUMENTAL MIXES:
1. Largest Movie House in Paris, The - (Paris Un mix)
2. Largest Movie House in Paris, The - (Paris Deux mix)
3. Largest Movie House in Paris, The - (Paris Trois mix)
4. Largest Movie House in Paris, The - (Paris Quatre mix)
5. Largest Movie House in Paris, The - (Paris Cinq mix)
6. Largest Movie House in Paris, The - (Paris Six mix)
7. Largest Movie House in Paris, The - (Paris Sept mix)
8. Largest Movie House in Paris, The - (Paris Huit mix)
9. Largest Movie House in Paris, The - (Paris Lutece Paname mix)
| Details | | Contributing Artists: | Amina, Babik Reinhardt, Catherine Deneuve, Francoise Hardy, Wasis Diop | | Distributor: | Alternative Dis. Alliance | | Recording Type: | Studio | | Recording Mode: | Stereo | | SPAR Code: | n/a |
Album Notes
Personnel includes: Malcolm McLaren, Nicole Amovin, Joelle Esso, Tracy Ackerman, Loulou De La Falaise, Francoise Hardy, Amina, Wasis Diop, Catherine Deneuve (vocals); Babik Reinhardt, Jean-Marc Benais, Marco Papazian (guitar); John Themis (guitar, flute); Robin Millar (guitar, keyboards); Guy Barker, Christian Martinez (trumpet); Jacques Bolognesi (trombone); Andy Whitmore (piano, keyboards); Didier Makaga (piano, keyboards, bass, percussion, background vocals); Mark Smith (bass); Jeremy Stacey (drums); Luis Jardim (percussion).
Producers include: Malcolm McLaren, Lee Gorman, Robin Millar, Andy Whitmore, Chris Mathias.
Engineers include: Lee Gorman, Eric Diane, Bruno Mylonas.
PARIS includes a bonus CD that contains ambient remixes.
If a form of music exists, Malcolm McLaren has probably thought of a way to exploit it. From his early days managing first the New York Dolls, then the Sex Pistols, Adam And The Ants, and Bow Wow Wow, through his own wide-ranging musical career, McLaren has used everything from Situationist theory to African drumming to grand opera for his own ends.
1995's PARIS, McLaren's first release after a long layoff, is a typically unexpected release. Largely instrumental, this two-disc set references McLaren's adopted home, with Senegalese choirs and Middle Eastern instrumentation blending with the traditional Gallic forms and then-fashionable trip-hop touches. The result falls somewhere between Peter Gabriel and Serge Gainsbourg. Disc Two is an often entertaining collection of remixes.
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