80's song ID!!
08-20-04 | 10:35 AM
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80's song ID!!
Hey all,
was listening to the 80's station on windows media player and i've heard a song a couple of times that I really like. It's sung by a male (or group of males) and it's completely in French. It's a dance song. Very 80's. Pop/electronic-ish.
Any ideas?
was listening to the 80's station on windows media player and i've heard a song a couple of times that I really like. It's sung by a male (or group of males) and it's completely in French. It's a dance song. Very 80's. Pop/electronic-ish.
Any ideas?
08-20-04 | 12:38 PM
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Could the artist be Plastic Bertrand?
Their best known song in the US is from the late 70s though.
I think it was called Ca Plane Pour Moi.
Their best known song in the US is from the late 70s though.
I think it was called Ca Plane Pour Moi.
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08-20-04 | 12:47 PM
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Originally posted by Damfino
Could the group be Plastic Bertrand?
Their best known song in the US is from the late 70s though.
I think it was called Ca Plane Pour Moi.
Could the group be Plastic Bertrand?
Their best known song in the US is from the late 70s though.
I think it was called Ca Plane Pour Moi.
It's actually a Damned cover (Jet Boy Jet Girl)
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08-20-04 | 01:27 PM
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Originally posted by 12thmonkey
It's actually a Damned cover (Jet Boy Jet Girl)
It's actually a Damned cover (Jet Boy Jet Girl)
08-20-04 | 02:22 PM
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From: Formerly known as "12thmonkey"/Frankfort, IL
Originally posted by Damfino
Actually The Damned covered Ca Plane Pour Moi with English lyrics.
Actually The Damned covered Ca Plane Pour Moi with English lyrics.
But hey, let's not forget the Elton Motello cover...
08-21-04 | 07:52 AM
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I don't remember the name of the band, but there was a song from the eighties that was in French I used to like. It had a recurring part that was just "la, la, la - la, la, la - la, la, la". It was something like "C'est Cum Sa". I know I'm not spelling that right. Could this be it?
08-21-04 | 12:55 PM
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From what I remember of the video, it was a man and a woman singing the song. It was just them two dancing and singing throughout the video. I'm blanking out on the name of the group though.
08-21-04 | 03:36 PM
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Originally posted by The Cow
got a link to the station?
got a link to the station?
Again, I've been listening to it at work all week and I've heard it a couple of times.
08-23-04 | 02:16 PM
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08-23-04 | 07:53 PM
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Nope...that's definitely not it. It's too "rock-ish." Not enough pop. It's very happy and shout-y.
I actually emailed the website but we'll see about an actual response.
I actually emailed the website but we'll see about an actual response.
