FILLE QUI MOUSSE Trixie Stapelton 291 LP/1971 France/Prog/Nurse With Wound List
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FILLE QUI MOUSSE 'Trixie Stapelton 291 - Se Taire Pour Une Femme Trop Belle' LP (France, Monster Melodies, Catalogue #MMLP01) Brand new/unplayed copy of limited year 2013 Monster Melodies label vinyl edition of legendary French Avant-Garde Prog/Psych Rock album by Fille Qui Mousse (a "well known" album thanks to its notable inclusion in the legendary "Nurse With Wound List.")
The Monster Melodies record label, hailing from the nation of France, is one of the greatest specialty archive record labels in the world (and one of the best named) and we heartily recommend absolutely every single release this label produces.
(NOTE: LIMITED EDITION OF 500 COPIES ONLY!)
"Monster Melodies Records presents a reissue of Trixie Stapleton 291 - Se Taire Pour Une Femme Trop Bell by Fille Qui Mousse, originally recorded in 1971. The group was created from the culmination of a movement born after the Second World War, counter culture and the apparition of Lettrism, founded by Isidore Isou who wrote the book The Uprising Youth accompanied by Gabriel Pomerand, Maurice Lemaitre, Jean-Louis Brau, Guy Debord, Gil Wolman. The band consisting of Barbara Lowengreen (vocals), Bernard Gilson (guitar), Sylvie Péristéris (sound effects), Henri-Jean Enu (guitar, vocals), Denis Gheerbrandt (vocals), Daniel Hoffmann (guitar), Benjamin Legrand (piano, vocals), Dominique Lentin (percussion), Jean-Pierre Lentin (guitar, bass), Léo Sab (violin), François Guildon (guitar) recorded its only album in one day on July 8th, 1971. Fille Qui Mousse is on the list established by Steven Stapleton, John Fothergill and Heman Pathak of the 291 musicians who influenced the band Nurse With Wound. Comes as a red translucent vinyl comes in a sleeve which opens up, presenting unpublished photos of the group and containing two postcards reproducing the vintage concert posters and an insert with an unpublished text by Henri-Jean Enu. Edition of 500."
- 2013 release. Monster Melodies Records presents a reissue of Trixie Stapleton 291 - Se Taire Pour Une Femme Trop Bell by Fille Qui Mousse, originally recorded in 1971.
- The group was created from the culmination of a movement born after the Second World War, counter culture and the apparition of Lettrism, founded by Isidore Isou.
- The band consists of: Barbara Lowengreen (vocals), Bernard Gilson (guitar), Sylvie Péristéris (sound effects), Henri-Jean Enu (guitar, vocals), Denis Gheerbrandt (vocals), Daniel Hoffmann (guitar), Benjamin Legrand (piano, vocals), Dominique Lentin (percussion), Jean-Pierre Lentin (guitar, bass), Léo Sab (violin), François Guildon (guitar).
- The album was recorded in one day on July 8th, 1971.
- Comes as a red translucent vinyl comes in a sleeve which opens up, presenting unpublished photos of the group and containing two postcards reproducing the vintage concert posters.
- Includes an insert with an unpublished text by Henri-Jean Enu.
- Edition of 500.
Tracks on this LP are as follows:
A1 Cantate Disparate 5:44 A2 Transcription Interrompue 0:55 A3 Fraîcheur Et Amalgame 2:00 A4 Esplanade 8:10 B1 Résistance Instinctive 2:32 B2 Quatrième Épisode 1:02 B3 Transplantation 3:05 B4 Antinomique 3:04 B5 L'eau Était Vitale 8:27Shipping in US is $4.98./CANADA AIRMAIL is $20.98./MEXICO AIRMAIL is $23.98./OVERSEAS AIRMAIL is $24.98. (Shipping totals will be consolidated for multiple winning bids.)
Record shipped in professional, superior rectangular shaped, corner-protecting corrugated cardboard record mailer with filler pads. Satisfaction guaranteed!
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