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01. Serge Gainsbourg & Michel Colombier - Requiem Pour Un Con
02. Serge Gainsbourg & Michel Colombier - Psychastenie
03. Serge Gainsbourg & Michel Colombier - Joss A La Calvados
04. Serge Gainsbourg & Michel Colombier - Batucada Meurtriere
05. Serge Gainsbourg & Michel Colombier - Un Noel 67
06. Serge Gainsbourg & Michel Colombier - Cadavre En Serie
07. Serge Gainsbourg & Michel Colombier - Psychastenie (Version 2)
08. Serge Gainsbourg & Michel Colombier - Batucada Meurtriere (Version 2)
09. Serge Gainsbourg & Michel Colombier - Requiem Pour Un Con (Previously Unreleased Instrumental Mix)
10. Serge Gainsbourg & Michel Colombier - No No Yes Yes*
11. Serge Gainsbourg & Michel Colombier - Freedom Baby*
ARTIST
TITLE
Le Pacha OST
FORMAT
LP

LABEL
CATALOG #
WWSLP 015LP WWSLP 015LP
GENRE
RELEASE DATE
8/17/2018

LP version. Wewantsounds present a reissue of Serge Gainsbourg's cult score for the 1968 French film Le Pacha. These tracks were composed by Serge Gainsbourg at the height of his '60s cool when he was briefly going out with Brigitte Bardot and the couple was on the verge of recording the infamous first version of "Je T'aime... Moi Non Plus" (1969). All the tracks here are arranged by famed arranger Michel Colombier, who had been responsible for some of Gainsbourg's best songs ("Bonnie & Clyde" and "Harley Davidson") and had also arranged Pierre Henry's classic Psyche-Rock around the same time -- note the similarity between Psyche-Rock and "Un Noel 67" from this set. Many of these nuggets blend '60s pop and psychedelia -- pure undiluted Gainsbourg with his classic psyche-pop sound of the late '60s. The original soundtrack features his classic "Requiem Pour Un Con" together with a previously unreleased instrumental mix, along with two bonus tracks from William Klein's 1968 film Mister Freedom. Digitally remastered from the original tapes, this is the first time the full soundtrack is released on vinyl in its entirety. Includes two bonus tracks. Includes liner notes featuring interview by cult French bass player Francis Darizcuren. Artwork by famed poster designer Maxime Pecourt.