Serge Gainsbourg: Aux Armes Et Caetera (180g) LP disc stabilizer / record weight / turntable weight As he's blown up and

As he's blown up and started playing spots like New York's Radio City Music Hall and Los Angeles' Greek Theatre

to the beautiful "Strawberry Incense" with Kirsten Agnesta

reviewed by the mgmnt 05/2006

Trus'me's "It's A MF(1)" could hardly be called a re-edit though

bone-rattling immediacy of modern hip hop

Serge Gainsbourg: Aux Armes Et Caetera (180g) LP disc stabilizer / record weight / turntable weight As he's blown up andGainsbourg came correct when he decided that he wanted to cut a "reggae" album. It was pretty popular at that time for European and American pop musicians like the Rolling Stones and things to feature reggae musicians on their albums, but the sad truth is most of it either sounded like crap or didn't sound like reggae at all. Serge on the other hand went in full cabbage head: recorded the album at Dynamic with Geoffrey Chung behind the boards,