Sebastien Tellier Discography Rare
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Sebastien Tellier Divine
Having scored most of the music for orchestra, it means there’s often not much for Tellier to do on stage. He plays bass on ‘Adieu’ and ‘Coco’ and sits at a piano for ‘L’amour naissant’, though mid-show he wanders off the stage completely leaving the orchestra to it, and then he returns for the next number with a massive bifta which he proceeds to smoke sat at the end of a piano stool. And as he tugs away on the doobie flagrantly flouting the smoking ban, the familiar voice of Ray Wilkins enters your head with the words: “He’s a Frenchman, anything can happen.” Come the encore and Tellier dusts off some old classics - ‘Cochon Ville’, which actually suffers a little from a lack of volume, and ‘La Ritournelle’ - probably the moment most were waiting for if they were honest. The track builds and builds as we’ve become accustomed to, though its when the vocal appears that everything drops out and Tellier slows down and serenades us plaintively with just him and a piano; the moment will serve long in the memory as tonight’s money shot. It’s good to have him back so soon following those wild threats of desertion. We would have maybe liked a little more of him, though this will do for now.