ᴘʟᴀᴄᴇʙᴏ ᴄꜰ & ᴅᴀɪʟʏ

сейчас попалась в волне, вообще впервые узнала об этой песне!!! фит брайана с джейн биркин, я лох нешарящий или это реально нишевая песня и про нее тоже никто ничего знал? вот инфа по песне из любимого клаб2224 в вк: Brian, you had sung with Jane Birkin. I assume that this encounter had marked you ... Brian: Working with her was more than an honour. She has a dignity, a presence and incredible generosity. She is very English, but as a lady, actually. For me, she is like a member of the royal family. Have you talked about Serge, which you admire so much? Brian: No, because people always talk about him when they meet her. I didn't want to be dull ... Brian Molko, Start Up n°110 Mars 2006 _____________________________ Les Inrocks: In ten years, you've multiplied prestigious collaborations. What does it provide you? Brian: Again, this is an incredible opportunity to be able to work with artists who inspired me - and continue to inspire me. Having the voice of Jane Birkin and mine on the same track (on Smile from the latest album by Jane Birkin), it's important… We will sing with The Cure at Wembley after tomorrow, we should do Without You I'm Nothing. When you sing on stage with Franck Black or Bowie, you want to tell the world "hey hey… Fuck you". There are certainly people on this Earth who think that I am a poor guy, but these collaborations make me think that I'm not doing too bad. And this little voice in my head tells me all the time:You are a shit, you are a charlatan, you are mediocre… Well, in duets like this, it tends to be a little more discreet. Brian Molko, Les Inrockuptibles, November 2004 tists who inspired me - and con It is unexpected to hear Brian Molko from Placebo on your album. Jane Birkin: "Oh no! He knows Serge songs, he has already made a version of Melody Nelson, he played my part in a version of Je t'Aime Moi Non Plus. It's a very well-read boy, very clever. I thought only the French were so careful with the words, as with the English we just have to understand the title and we can dance. Brian Molko wrote a very strong, sassy song, in which he often has the cunning as Cole Porter, to throw a word on the next verse. Even my mother was absolutely delighted with the keeness of the thing: it is not a reverent song." Jane Birkin, RFI musique, 2004