About this album
Where they were
Released in 1979, 'Crache ton venin' is Téléphone's debut album, marking their entry into the French rock scene. The band was just beginning to gain traction, following several successful performances that showcased their energetic style and lyrical depth. This album set the stage for their evolution into one of France's most beloved rock bands.
Why it matters
'Crache ton venin' received critical acclaim upon release, solidifying Téléphone's place in the French music landscape. It became a commercial success, reaching significant chart positions and influencing a generation of French rock music with its raw energy and relatable themes.
Essential tracks
- "Crache ton venin" — The title track encapsulates the band's ethos with its rebellious spirit and catchy chorus, serving as an anthem for youthful defiance.
- "La Bombe humaine" — This track stands out for its poignant lyrics addressing existential themes, paired with a compelling melody that showcases the band's songwriting prowess.
- "J'suis parti de chez mes parents" — A relatable narrative about leaving home, this song combines humor and nostalgia, reflecting the struggles of young adulthood.
- "Fait divers" — With its driving rhythm and sharp lyrics, 'Fait divers' critiques societal issues, showcasing the band's ability to blend social commentary with engaging music.
Release Date
April 2, 1979
Artist Origin
France
Tracklist
- 1 Crache ton venin 4:56
- 2 Fait divers 3:17
- 3 J'suis parti de chez mes parents 2:41
- 4 Facile 3:22
- 5 La Bombe humaine 4:13
- 6 J'sais pas quoi faire 3:36
- 7 Ne me regarde pas 3:06
- 8 Regarde-moi 2:27
- 9 Un peu de ton amour 2:40
- 10 Tu vas me manquer 5:37
