Au Zénith

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Au Zénith
Au Zénith cover
Studio album by Vanessa Paradis
Released November 11, 2001
Genre Pop, rock
Label Universal Records, Barclay Records, Polydor
Producer Vincent Pitras
Professional reviews
Vanessa Paradis chronology
Bliss
(2000)
Au Zénith
(2000)
Divine Idylle
(2007)

Au Zénith is the second live album by singer Vanessa Paradis. Steve Nieve of Elvis Costello's The Attractions" is featured on keyboard. The album is her lowest charting.

Contents

[edit] Track listing

  1. Intro 1:00
  2. "L'Eau et le Vin" 5:22 (authors: Bashung, Colemanas, Mortier; album Bliss, 2000)
  3. "Sunday Mondays" 4:47 (Hirsch, Kravitz, Paradis; Vanessa Paradis, 1992)
  4. "Dans mon café" 4:13 (Colemanas, Langolff; Bliss)
  5. "Walk on The Wild Side" 4:34 (Reed; Variations sur le même t'aime, 1990)
  6. "Dis-lui toi que je t'aime" 4:22 (Gainsbourg/Langolff; Variations sur le même t'aime)
  7. "L'Eau à la bouche" 2:11 (Gainsbourg; no album material)
  8. "Joe le Taxi" 4:08 (Roda-Gil/Langolff; M&J, 1988)
  9. "St Germain" 4:00 (Depp, Paradis; Bliss)
  10. "Requiem pour un con" 2:11 (Gainsbourg; no album material)
  11. "Que fait la vie?" 4:01 (Dolemanas, Paradis; Bliss)
  12. "La La La Song" 4:12 (Dereaux, Paradis; Bliss)
  13. "This Will Be Our Year" 2:14 (Chris White from the Zombies; no album material)
  14. "Pourtant" 3:22 (Chedid, Monnet; Bliss)
  15. "Tandem" 4:10 (Gainsbourg/Langolff; Variations sur le même t'aime)
  16. "Commando" 4:19 (Colemanas, Langolff; Bliss)
  17. "Marilyn & John" 5:36 (Roda-Gil/Langolff; M&J)
  18. "Bliss" 5:03 (Depp, Paradis; Bliss)
  19. "Les Acrobates" 3:15 (Monnet, Paradis; Bliss)

[edit] Charts

[edit] Album

Chart (2001) Peak
Position
French Album Chart[1] 19

[edit] References