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Les Lois De La Nature

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De Palmas is a strong lyricist and musician. His music can be listened by all, including non-french speakers. His music is not too poppy or hard either, they're groovy and easy-listening, without being too corny. The theme song "Les lois de la nature" is awesome, and songs like "Mary Jane" are instant classics. It's really worth buying it!

Often these reviews are extremely silly, throwing around words like "classic," "exquisite" and "Beatle-esque" in reference to some bla bla new offering from Blink 182 or Kanye West. To me, this is a classic. While I am no certified music critic, I can attest that this CD, even after nearly ten years of wear, never goes a fortnight without play. Not only is every song unskippable, they flow together wonderfully. If you'd like a taste of the the best the album has to offer, give a listen to Comme Ca, Mary Jane, and especially Rester Calme. He is not just good for a French singer; De Palmas is world class.

I don't understand a word De Palmas sings... and I don't care.

Of all the CD's I own, their are few that I like to listen to all the songs on- except, my Gerald De Palmas CD's (there are others, but I'm not reviewing those now).

Everyone who hears Gerald says somthing like; "wow, he has a great voice!" yes, yes he does.

The dynamics on this CD have, at times sent shevers down my spine (but thats me; I am weard).

This, or any De Palmas, CD is worth a listen, and it will remind your freinds that "French" does not mean "Disco" (thank you very much Eiffel65).