pour moi, la batterie de la fin de la version berger, c'est des coups de fusil ou de point, juste de la violence sans raison, et pour accentuer il se sert du décalage entre le montage rapide sur les scènes tristes et les plants fix sur berger pour montrer que même pendant qu'il chante, les autres souffres encore de multiples coups
Hi dereck, The Michel Berger version was so magic, thanks a lot, its a magnificent singer, he sings another songs with france Gall, "superficiel et leger", "laissez passez les reves", and solo "message personnel", "seras tu la", mademoiselle chang", "ensemble", its so beautiful.
I hear his songs with a lot of sadness. Such humanity. He died in 1992. He was just 45 years when he died. More tragedy followed as his daughter Pauline died of cystic fibrosis in 1997. She was aged only 19 and was buried close to her father.
Je connaissais la version de M. Berger mais je n'étais jamais allé jusqu'au bout de la chanson. Il aura fallu attendre plus de 25 ans, et la vidéo de Dereck, pour que je découvre ces percussions sorties de nul part à la fin de la chanson. Whooo, merci !
The fretless bass sound.. 💖😭 So emotional. Amazing ending with powerful drum and agressive bass line (contrasting with the fretless "crying" bass..) it's a master piece.
Lââm is known for her incredible collection of hats! lol. There is also a version by France Gall ! Michel Berger and Balavoine are the two very best and regretted composers of the 80's! I like both versions too: the classic one, and an original one! Yes, it is " I have a dream" by Martin Luther King. This speach corresponds almost to the values of the french Republic: Liberté, Égalité, Fraternité, Laïcité, even if we sometimes tend to forget these values ! Thank you for your good reactions inclueding this one ! What a great job you do! You really honor french music, thank you so much Dereck !
Michel Berger was a creator of songs and music among the greatest of the end of the 20th century. His Masterpiece, he composed the entire rock opera Starmania .
For me the version of the singer Christophe is the most beautifull proof of love for his friend Michel Berger.💖 you should listen this version,I'm sure you will love it a lot. Laam version dont touch me at all!!!
Thank you Dereck! Always happy to listen to Michel Berger! I love this song and so many others of him! The version of Lââm is different but i find it quite good! Bisous
Dereck, you should listen to Gregory Lemarchal's songs. He was considered like the little prince of french music and he had an angel and powerful voice 😊
Le petit prince de la musique française.. Lol faut arrêter la démagogie, il serait pas mort tragiquement on n'en parlerai certainement même plus aujourd'hui.... Désolée d'être dure
Laam did great justice to the song. Plus very sensitive footage for her version. Of course the original is much better, but still we appreciate her effort.
The melody was also covered by Rocca, with this title : " Rocca - Les jeunes de l'univers " (The Young People of the Universe) (A Franco-Colombian rapper well known to purists)
I actually heard Lââm' s version before Michel Berger, as i was born in 1984... I was 14 yo when Lââm released that song, when Michel Berger did, i was 1 lol... 1998 was of great diversity: Larusso with Tu m' oublieras, Lââm, Johnny Hallyday, Manau (La Tribu de Dana), the world cup (Hermes house band , I will survive) and so much more.. Lââm comes from foster care, this song means a lot to her..
Ehhh oui, "grrrreaaaaat diversity", que de la merde... Pas grand chose à sauver de la fin des années 90, à part Louise Attaque (1997), Noir Désir (1996) et Alain Bashung (1998).
@@reynaldparisel3852 Bonsoir.. Alors tu vois, tu es peut-être élitiste mais pour moi, tu viens exactement d' étayer mon propos.. Tu viens de citer 3 personnes ou groupes de la chanson 'française', plutôt orienté rock, alors qu' à l' époque, ce qui cartonne, c' est les boys band (Alliage , Worlds apart, 2 be 3...), les girls band (Spice girls), le rap (Mc Solaar, I am, NTM), la techno ... Et pourtant, t' arrives à trouver tes chanteurs, groupes français + ce que je cite, + du Raï et compagnie... Il y a une immense diversité dans ce qui marche en France.. Je dis pas que j' aime tout ou que tout a bien vieilli mais si tu regardes les ventes, on avait vraiment presque de tout dans tous les genres... C' est de moins en moins le cas... Cites-moi 5 différents genres qui ont cartonnés en 2020/2021...
C'est une question de génération. Je préfère la version de laam parce que je suis des années 90 et que j'ai decouvert cette chanson avec laam ce qui empêche pas de bien aimer la version originale aussi
Emotional. Tears oui. Deep. All the sadness, evil in this world. So much beauty wasted. Huge soul, heart, conscience potential to do wonders. New earth. ✨💫 Legendary Michel, like Daniel. There's a good rap song using the sample of the instrumental Rocca- les jeunes de l'univers
Hello Dereck,it is a really profound song.I like Michel Berger's version better.I get goosebumps,when the drums kick in!And with the voice of Michel Berger!I really like it.Thank you Dereck for your reaction!😃😃🐬
Hello Dereck! It’s fantastic that you’re introducing the French songs! Michel Berger was a amazing artist... He wrote wonderful songs. Among his songs upon which you have not yet reacted, I can recommend you "Message personnel" that he wrote thinking of his first great love Véronique Sanson who is also a very great artist. He then gave this song to Françoise Hardy, another excepcional artist. The song begins with a spoken introduction, written by Françoise Hardy, at the request of Michel Berger who wanted the singer to participate personally in this song. Keep on sharing with us your wonderful comments!
in the 80's dance clubs started hanging big TVs ( no flat tvs ) and playing music videos as the dance music. so we had David Bowie Scary Monsters super creeps playing as we dance and some of the MVs you reviewed. possibly not this wonderful song.
This one goes all night Watching the stars Thinking that at the end of the world Is there someone who thinks of him And this little girl who plays Who never wants to smile again And who sees his father everywhere Who built himself an empire Wherever they go They are sad at the party Wherever they go They are alone in their heads I want to sing for those Who are far from home And who have in their eyes Something that hurts Who hurts I want to sing for those That we forget little by little And who keep at the bottom of them Something that hurts Who hurts Who stole their story Who stole their memory Who trampled their lives Like walking on a mirror This one's gonna want bombs. This one will count the days Aligning sticks Like the bars of a prison Wherever they go They are sad at the party Wherever they go They are alone in their heads I want to sing for those Who are far from home And who have in their eyes Something that hurts Who hurts I want to sing for those That we forget little by little And who keep at the bottom of them Something that hurts Who hurts I want to sing for those Who are far from home And who have in their eyes Something that hurts Who hurts When I think of them It hurts, it hurts
Really liked the comparison in the same video :D I don't think Laâm's voice is distorted but she always overlaps her voice twice. I find it irritating personally when it's done all the time, it will hide a weaker voice. Her version is really memorable but at the same time it aged pretty poorly imo. It's 100% "dans son jus de l'époque" as we say. The "I have a dream" bit when she starts speaking English is a tad cringe. Michel Berger's original version was pretty stellar.
If I told you. I know THE best live performance, by anyone, EVER. HASTA QUE TE CONOCI, Live. Juan Gabriel...im not crazy. U will agree. If u don't u can kick me! You'll wonder WHERE HAVE I BEEN! HOW CAN I NEVER OF HEARD THIS!.Its Spanish. Please believe u don't need to know. U can feel. Song title translates to. Until I Met You. As in I was happy..till I met you. This song is a journey. Juan is a legend. He has passed.
J'aime la version de Lââm uniquement. Du pur 90's r'n'b de l'époque! Que de bons souvenirs et quel hit! Ses autres chansons sont biens et elle a une voix exceptionnelle, elle peut chanter tous les registres pas uniquement que de l'urbain, elle l'a prouvé à chacun de ses albums ou sur les plateaux télés en reprenant les oeuvres d'autres artistes.
Je suis de la génération 90/ 2000 donc j'ai connu la version de Laam bien avant celle de Berger. Ce sont deux styles différents mais Laam ne dénote pas
As usual, I prefer the original version, sober and restrained sung by a very sincere artist. I don’t understand this trend to cover old songs adding unnecessary stuff… :) (except for “Mon amie la rose”)
You don't have the charts for the Michel Berger version, probably because his song was a flop at the time, and that's unfortunate. This song became known thanks to the cover of Lââm in the 90s. And many people rediscovered Michel Berger's version in the 90s. It almost went completely unnoticed whereas it is one of the most beautiful songs by Michel Berger, and I think that few people will contradict me on this ...
Beautiful song by Berger. You should check Rocca "Tous les jeunes de l'Univers" that uses the famous music sample of this song. French & Spanish 90's hip-hop. Different style but top quality! th-cam.com/video/UzsSu7ZXLYg/w-d-xo.html
En quoi Laâm serait mieux que Tina Turner ? D’abord elles ne sont pas de la même génération alors un peu de respect pour ceux et celles qui ont inspiré bien d’autres artistes après eux. Ensuite Tina Turner est une afro-américaine qui s’est emparé du phénomène rock quand Laâm est un avatar du hip-hop de banlieue à la française... elle a une belle voix mais il ne faut pas comparer ce qui n’est pas comparable...
@@amstramgram85000 AH ! Un natif de l'ancienne capitale du Bas-Poitou ici ! (Désolé mais c'est ce qui m'a sauté aux yeux en premier, juste avant votre commentaire😁)
Hello Dereck, Indeed, the first time we hear this track, and especially its final, we can't immediately help but think of Phil Collins and his legendary track "In The Air Tonight"*. This drums solo really brings a lot of power to the lyrics and their message. A message of love, but a message of love so sad. He once again thinks his title very well musically. It's the advantage of being at the same time a great author and a great composer while also having a very good basis of arranger. From the start, he can conceptualize a song project and its musical theme in his head. In any case, it's a magnificent song, very poignant that Michel Berger offers us here on a theme which, I don't believe, had never been approached before him (to pay homage to all the exiles of the World). For the Lââm version on the other hand, if we're talking about the audio quality, it might have been better to listen to the audio version. The sound is over boosted on the bass guitar and the latter crushes all the other instruments. It's a very good version that she offers and we can only pay tribute to her creative talent by bringing this song to the field of hip-hop. It was pretty well seen. Nevertheless, this version, it must be admitted, doesn't have the power of the original even if, however, Lâam's voice is much more powerful than that of Michel Berger. Peace Friends, * By the way, normally you should have seen it, but if ever you haven't, then I urge you to react to Phill Collins' live video of this track: th-cam.com/video/IeDMnyQzS88/w-d-xo.html which is sheer madness unforgettable despite the fact that we know the title very well after having listened to it so often.
Michel Berger is a legend = YES !
And "Message personnel " "Celui quì chante" "Sera tu la" "Mademoiselle Chang" "Pour me comprendre"... so many treasures ❤
Très très bons choix!
J'aime également Le Paradis Blanc.
Yes, Berger and Balavoine were quite similar, and most of all, they were close friends !
pour moi, la batterie de la fin de la version berger, c'est des coups de fusil ou de point, juste de la violence sans raison, et pour accentuer il se sert du décalage entre le montage rapide sur les scènes tristes et les plants fix sur berger pour montrer que même pendant qu'il chante, les autres souffres encore de multiples coups
poing, souffrent.
Superbe chanson de Michel Berger. Merci Dereck.
Hi dereck,
The Michel Berger version was so magic, thanks a lot, its a magnificent singer, he sings another songs with france Gall, "superficiel et leger", "laissez passez les reves", and solo "message personnel", "seras tu la", mademoiselle chang", "ensemble", its so beautiful.
Les princes des villes
I hear his songs with a lot of sadness. Such humanity. He died in 1992. He was just 45 years when he died. More tragedy followed as his daughter Pauline died of cystic fibrosis in 1997. She was aged only 19 and was buried close to her father.
So so sad 🥺💔
Peut être sa plus belle chanson. D'une forte intensité, tant au niveau musical que de ses paroles, portée par la voix un compositeur de génie. ❤
J'adore toutes les reprises de Laam, elle met toute son âme dans ses intérprétations, sa reprise de Mon Voeux est absolument magnifique.
Trop bien excellente proposition bravo, merci à celui qui a suggèrer cette chanson
Lorsque ce titre est sortie j étais gosse et Laâm m a permis de découvrir merci à elle 😊
Je connaissais la version de M. Berger mais je n'étais jamais allé jusqu'au bout de la chanson. Il aura fallu attendre plus de 25 ans, et la vidéo de Dereck, pour que je découvre ces percussions sorties de nul part à la fin de la chanson. Whooo, merci !
C'est la preuve qu'il n'est jamais trop tard pour découvrir de belles choses. Peu importe l'endroit ou le moment.
je ne suis pas la seule alors lol
The version of France Gall in live 1993 with " bandonéon " is so nice
The fretless bass sound.. 💖😭 So emotional.
Amazing ending with powerful drum and agressive bass line (contrasting with the fretless "crying" bass..) it's a master piece.
Je ne connaissais pas la version de Laam, une découverte :)
😃
Eh oui, elle a aussi massacré un tube de M. Berger !
Grand Tube des années 2000 . Je l'ai connue longtemps avant l'originale
@@reynaldparisel3852 à la tronço .
Lââm is known for her incredible collection of hats! lol. There is also a version by France Gall !
Michel Berger and Balavoine are the two very best and regretted composers of the 80's!
I like both versions too: the classic one, and an original one!
Yes, it is " I have a dream" by Martin Luther King. This speach corresponds almost to the values of the french Republic: Liberté, Égalité, Fraternité, Laïcité, even if we sometimes tend to forget these values !
Thank you for your good reactions inclueding this one ! What a great job you do!
You really honor french music,
thank you so much Dereck !
The France Gall's versions is great.
JE T'AIME Dereck because you understand french music sensibility 💓
Les deux versions sont excellente. Les écouter toutes les deux c'est le pied.
Michel Berger was a creator of songs and music among the greatest of the end of the 20th century.
His Masterpiece, he composed the entire rock opera Starmania .
More of Michel Berger:
-Mademoiselle Chang
-Ça balance pas mal à Paris (with France Gall)
More of Lââm:
-Petite sœur
" Mademoiselle Chang "is a good proposal.
For me the version of the singer Christophe is the most beautifull proof of love for his friend Michel Berger.💖 you should listen this version,I'm sure you will love it a lot.
Laam version dont touch me at all!!!
Thank you Dereck! Always happy to listen to Michel Berger! I love this song and so many others of him! The version of Lââm is different but i find it quite good! Bisous
Dereck, you should listen to Gregory Lemarchal's songs. He was considered like the little prince of french music and he had an angel and powerful voice 😊
+1 une voix magnifique au destin tragique
Le petit prince de la musique française.. Lol faut arrêter la démagogie, il serait pas mort tragiquement on n'en parlerai certainement même plus aujourd'hui.... Désolée d'être dure
@@SweeranSwift vous plaisantez ? Il etait talentueux et aussi beau qu Alain Delon jeune Il aurait eu une carriere à la Claude Francois
RIP Michel we miss you a lot really🙏🏽❤️❤️❤️
👑🍀👑Michel Berger👑🍀👑
💐🍀👑🍀💐Laam💐🍀👑🍀💐
Laam did great justice to the song. Plus very sensitive footage for her version. Of course the original is much better, but still we appreciate her effort.
The melody was also covered by Rocca, with this title : " Rocca - Les jeunes de l'univers " (The Young People of the Universe)
(A Franco-Colombian rapper well known to purists)
Try "Quelque mots d amour " "Les princes des villes" and continue i'll always support you 👍 Kiss from Paris 😘😘
I actually heard Lââm' s version before Michel Berger, as i was born in 1984... I was 14 yo when Lââm released that song, when Michel Berger did, i was 1 lol... 1998 was of great diversity: Larusso with Tu m' oublieras, Lââm, Johnny Hallyday, Manau (La Tribu de Dana), the world cup (Hermes house band , I will survive) and so much more.. Lââm comes from foster care, this song means a lot to her..
Ehhh oui, "grrrreaaaaat diversity", que de la merde... Pas grand chose à sauver de la fin des années 90, à part Louise Attaque (1997), Noir Désir (1996) et Alain Bashung (1998).
@@reynaldparisel3852 Bonsoir.. Alors tu vois, tu es peut-être élitiste mais pour moi, tu viens exactement d' étayer mon propos.. Tu viens de citer 3 personnes ou groupes de la chanson 'française', plutôt orienté rock, alors qu' à l' époque, ce qui cartonne, c' est les boys band (Alliage , Worlds apart, 2 be 3...), les girls band (Spice girls), le rap (Mc Solaar, I am, NTM), la techno ... Et pourtant, t' arrives à trouver tes chanteurs, groupes français + ce que je cite, + du Raï et compagnie... Il y a une immense diversité dans ce qui marche en France.. Je dis pas que j' aime tout ou que tout a bien vieilli mais si tu regardes les ventes, on avait vraiment presque de tout dans tous les genres... C' est de moins en moins le cas... Cites-moi 5 différents genres qui ont cartonnés en 2020/2021...
C'est une question de génération. Je préfère la version de laam parce que je suis des années 90 et que j'ai decouvert cette chanson avec laam ce qui empêche pas de bien aimer la version originale aussi
This is a song, me as an expat, always touches me....i am far from my home, and i have something sad in my eyes....
Lââm's version is amazing!
This IS si gooooood!!! Try Gainsbourg, sorry Angel or love on the beat Derek !!!please !!😁
Merci pour tes réactions
Please Dereck, you have to do La fille au sax & Les princes des villes!
Aww thannk youu 🙏
The lyrics are so touching. Hopefully this will be an incentive for you to learn French and follow the meanings more intimately.
Hello thanks for this artist very best song and emotional experience good day all people
Michel Berger = 1. Lââm = 0.
The version by France Gall is so wonderful too.
Ce commentaire de boomer lol
@@t0ogamrz235 exacte LOL
Emotional. Tears oui. Deep. All the sadness, evil in this world. So much beauty wasted. Huge soul, heart, conscience potential to do wonders. New earth. ✨💫 Legendary Michel, like Daniel. There's a good rap song using the sample of the instrumental Rocca- les jeunes de l'univers
You should listen Véronique Sanson "pour me comprendre" writed by Michel Berger
Hello Dereck,it is a really profound song.I like Michel Berger's version better.I get goosebumps,when the drums kick in!And with the voice of Michel Berger!I really like it.Thank you Dereck for your reaction!😃😃🐬
Michel Berger wrote many songs for other artists, many of which became big successes (including for France Gall)
Hello Dereck! It’s fantastic that you’re introducing the French songs!
Michel Berger was a amazing artist... He wrote wonderful songs. Among his songs upon which you have not yet reacted, I can recommend you "Message personnel" that he wrote thinking of his first great love Véronique Sanson who is also a very great artist. He then gave this song to Françoise Hardy, another excepcional artist. The song begins with a spoken introduction, written by Françoise Hardy, at the request of Michel Berger who wanted the singer to participate personally in this song.
Keep on sharing with us your wonderful comments!
Hi Dereck,
You must listen '' les princes des villes ''
One of the Best 👌🏽😍
Sure !
Merci beaucoup dereck
Lââm avait fait une bonne reprise de cette chanson, elle l'avait remise au goût du jour (enfin version 98, quand j'avais 20 ans....). 💖💖💖
Même qu'on l'écoute dans la deuxième partie de la vidéo, lol 🙃
@@ericsolal9895 Sans blague ?!!! lol 😁
Ouais... Mauvaise chanteuse, mauvaise reprise (qui vieillit déjà mal, contrairement à l'original).
Lââm ❤️
Clearly Collin's Drums feeling. It reminded me just the same, even I haven't watch the Derek's reaction to it.
Salut man !
Tu as oublié : « viens je t’emmène »
The best of de France Gall !
😏
That heavy drum at the end was somethin
there is also Rocca's version '' pour tous les jeunes de l'univers'' french rap
in the 80's dance clubs started hanging big TVs ( no flat tvs ) and playing music videos as the dance music. so we had David Bowie Scary Monsters super creeps playing as we dance and some of the MVs you reviewed. possibly not this wonderful song.
Daniel Balavoine et Michel Berger étaient 2 grands amis .
Just to let you know …. That was the real MLK original voice from his speech. Be blessed 😊
Berger one of the best
Berger and Balavoine were close friend since StarMania
This one goes all night
Watching the stars
Thinking that at the end of the world
Is there someone who thinks of him
And this little girl who plays
Who never wants to smile again
And who sees his father everywhere
Who built himself an empire
Wherever they go
They are sad at the party
Wherever they go
They are alone in their heads
I want to sing for those
Who are far from home
And who have in their eyes
Something that hurts
Who hurts
I want to sing for those
That we forget little by little
And who keep at the bottom of them
Something that hurts
Who hurts
Who stole their story
Who stole their memory
Who trampled their lives
Like walking on a mirror
This one's gonna want bombs.
This one will count the days
Aligning sticks
Like the bars of a prison
Wherever they go
They are sad at the party
Wherever they go
They are alone in their heads
I want to sing for those
Who are far from home
And who have in their eyes
Something that hurts
Who hurts
I want to sing for those
That we forget little by little
And who keep at the bottom of them
Something that hurts
Who hurts
I want to sing for those
Who are far from home
And who have in their eyes
Something that hurts
Who hurts
When I think of them
It hurts, it hurts
It has been studio distorted .
Lââm and Lara Fabian sang a cover of l' Aziza by Balavoine
Please Dereck try "ça c'est vraiment toi" de Téléphone
Great song of Rock'n'roll ! Yes ! ! !
Really liked the comparison in the same video :D
I don't think Laâm's voice is distorted but she always overlaps her voice twice. I find it irritating personally when it's done all the time, it will hide a weaker voice.
Her version is really memorable but at the same time it aged pretty poorly imo. It's 100% "dans son jus de l'époque" as we say. The "I have a dream" bit when she starts speaking English is a tad cringe.
Michel Berger's original version was pretty stellar.
The song is beautiful.. original is just perfect.... laam was an opportunistic crack head... But did i say the song was beautiful? 😁
singing for those who are far from home and have something in the eyes that hurts that hurts
Oh Dereck, I'm surprised you didn't go for France Gall's version
The two versions are differents but Amazing
Real song
La structure de la chanson ressemble à in the air tonight de Phil Collins. Les 2 chansons sont très belles.
they were friends Daniel Balavoine and Michel Berger....
In the same spirit, you could react to "Pas toi" by JJ Goldman and it's cover by Melgroove.
Hello Dereck, You need to Listen "Le géant de papier" from Jean Jacques Lafon , a 80 masterpiece !!!
Ty dereck
Salut Dereck... Je te conseille Terry Moïse "les poèmes de Michelle" et Native "si la vie demande ça"... Deux petite perles françaises des années 90 !
You should react to a vert Latinized adorable version by Chico and the Gypsies
🤩🤩🤩🤩
It was laam's husband the Coolio like lol he past away today or yesterday rip and Michel too
Dereck I would like you react to Seras tu là ? (Will you be there) it's very amazing
I advise you "Tais toi mon coeur" by dionysos from the film Jack and the mechanics of the heart, the clip is in stop motion and the music is beautiful
If I told you. I know THE best live performance, by anyone, EVER. HASTA QUE TE CONOCI, Live.
Juan Gabriel...im not crazy. U will agree. If u don't u can kick me! You'll wonder WHERE HAVE I BEEN! HOW CAN I NEVER OF HEARD THIS!.Its Spanish. Please believe u don't need to know. U can feel. Song title translates to. Until I Met You. As in I was happy..till I met you. This song is a journey. Juan is a legend. He has passed.
" Pour me comprendre" + " orange bleue"+ "lumière du jour" de Michel Berger but it's important to listen to the lyrics. Bisous
J'aime la version de Lââm uniquement. Du pur 90's r'n'b de l'époque! Que de bons souvenirs et quel hit! Ses autres chansons sont biens et elle a une voix exceptionnelle, elle peut chanter tous les registres pas uniquement que de l'urbain, elle l'a prouvé à chacun de ses albums ou sur les plateaux télés en reprenant les oeuvres d'autres artistes.
Je suis de la génération 90/ 2000 donc j'ai connu la version de Laam bien avant celle de Berger. Ce sont deux styles différents mais Laam ne dénote pas
merci
Hey ! Listen ,Corson we'll come again ( french singer ) 😉
This has been popularized to children with a wonderful recent version by the admiralke Ki9ds United project and supported by a music video
I dont know why i think of They dont care abt us prison version maybe martin luterkin i ve a dream reference
Hi derek can you put the subtitle
Le paradis blanc !!!
Hi ! Please react to "je suis en vie " and " écris l'histoire" by Grégorie Lemarchal
Non au mauvais goût made in télé crochet de TF1 ! La culture française vaut mieux que ça !
PLEASE DERECK CAN YOU PUT DANIEL LEVY WHO SINGS "MON FRERE" with hamed mouci THANK YOU VERY MUCH
As usual, I prefer the original version, sober and restrained sung by a very sincere artist. I don’t understand this trend to cover old songs adding unnecessary stuff… :) (except for “Mon amie la rose”)
Try jamais loin de toi by Lââm
You don't have the charts for the Michel Berger version, probably because his song was a flop at the time, and that's unfortunate. This song became known thanks to the cover of Lââm in the 90s. And many people rediscovered Michel Berger's version in the 90s. It almost went completely unnoticed whereas it is one of the most beautiful songs by Michel Berger, and I think that few people will contradict me on this ...
Beautiful song by Berger. You should check Rocca "Tous les jeunes de l'Univers" that uses the famous music sample of this song. French & Spanish 90's hip-hop. Different style but top quality!
th-cam.com/video/UzsSu7ZXLYg/w-d-xo.html
Lââm is so underrated tbh, I love her whole discography
Lââm c'est la Tina Turner à la française et en mieux.
😍😍😍
En quoi Laâm serait mieux que Tina Turner ?
D’abord elles ne sont pas de la même génération alors un peu de respect pour ceux et celles qui ont inspiré bien d’autres artistes après eux. Ensuite Tina Turner est une afro-américaine qui s’est emparé du phénomène rock quand Laâm est un avatar du hip-hop de banlieue à la française... elle a une belle voix mais il ne faut pas comparer ce qui n’est pas comparable...
Caruso de Florent pagny please 🙏
Hi Dereck, Morissette released her new EP - Signature
Love You Still
Phoenix
Trophy
Mirror
Will You Stay
Did you stop reacting to her ?
Dereck, I've just realised you have yet to react to Charles Aznavour. It's not the same era, but he is a pillar of French music. Look up "La Bohème".
Comment peut-on arrivé à écouter la version de Laam juste après Berger ?...
En faisant un effort et ça, ce n'est pas bon signe...
Ça fait déjà un choc quand on connaît les 2 versions alors j'imagine même pas pour quelqu'un qui les entend pour la 1ère fois ....
@@amstramgram85000 AH ! Un natif de l'ancienne capitale du Bas-Poitou ici ! (Désolé mais c'est ce qui m'a sauté aux yeux en premier, juste avant votre commentaire😁)
Hello Dereck,
Indeed, the first time we hear this track, and especially its final, we can't immediately help but think of Phil Collins and his legendary track "In The Air Tonight"*.
This drums solo really brings a lot of power to the lyrics and their message. A message of love, but a message of love so sad. He once again thinks his title very well musically. It's the advantage of being at the same time a great author and a great composer while also having a very good basis of arranger. From the start, he can conceptualize a song project and its musical theme in his head.
In any case, it's a magnificent song, very poignant that Michel Berger offers us here on a theme which, I don't believe, had never been approached before him (to pay homage to all the exiles of the World).
For the Lââm version on the other hand, if we're talking about the audio quality, it might have been better to listen to the audio version. The sound is over boosted on the bass guitar and the latter crushes all the other instruments.
It's a very good version that she offers and we can only pay tribute to her creative talent by bringing this song to the field of hip-hop. It was pretty well seen.
Nevertheless, this version, it must be admitted, doesn't have the power of the original even if, however, Lâam's voice is much more powerful than that of Michel Berger.
Peace Friends,
* By the way, normally you should have seen it, but if ever you haven't, then I urge you to react to Phill Collins' live video of this track: th-cam.com/video/IeDMnyQzS88/w-d-xo.html which is sheer madness unforgettable despite the fact that we know the title very well after having listened to it so often.