Deeply melancholic and yet so stimulating ...

This album is in perfect continuity of the acoustic tour that Jean Louis Aubert has just finished. The melodies on guitar and piano are very neat. We feel a deep sadness in some songs and for good reason since the songs from this album are the remedy that Jean-Louis Aubert found to mourn his father. They speak with extreme softness of the ties that bind us forever to those we love. The sometimes sad words are perfectly accompanied by catchy melodies including Jean-Louis Aubert has the secret so that we won by hope.

The lyrics of this album deserve to get around a table and talking with friends. For example "Tomorrow will be fine" reflects the state of mind in which we can be facing a desperate situation as keep hoping to enjoy this moment of quiet time we believe in it ...

Just a thought for the song "It's stupid but good" the Gospel sounds:
"A life without talking to you is a long time ... it is a con we had just enough time to love you ..."

So: an exceptional album but we are far, very far from the spirit of rock Phone

One complaint: the album lasts just over 40 minutes and that's especially ... the deluxe version Roc'Eclair - Limited Edition (2 CD + double vinyl + book) contains a CD of songs but 7 more the price is twice (ok there is a vinyl and more but still has a turntable?)