Recto Verso Developing ... slowly it is enough!

At the present time it is with album releases from fan-view yes so many times a specific thing. As appears a new album of an artist and you buy it in to enjoy the new songs immediately after the show. But then there are some time later, suddenly more editions of this album and you have to, to have everything completely, then buy this, although the bonus material, which is different then a Deluxe Edition of Album of the normal Edition, is often not so worthwhile.
Sony Music Label as the French megastar Zaz this policy has, however, driven by the "Recto Verso" Album of Zaz at the top. Because after the normal release of "Recto Verso" and "Recto Verso (Deluxe Edition)" has now come with the "Recto Verso (Collector Edition)" its third edition of the second album Zaz on the market within six months.
Isabelle Geoffrey aka Zaz embodies an interesting mix of French pop, chanson and jazz, and with its natural way also within a very short time become the favorite of the masses. Gained here in Germany with the title "On Ira" the breakthrough and is now also - as in their homeland - the favorite of the masses.
The "Recto Verso (Collector Edition)" includes for comparison with the other editions nine bonus tracks on a second CD. Six of these titles are completely unpublished and thus the musical appetizer for the fans to have to buy this edition of the album. The other three were already on the "Recto Verso (Deluxe Edition)" to hear.
On the enclosed also in addition to the normal album this DVD package then provides a half-hour documentary, as Zaz together with friends and musicians undertakes a trip climbers on Mont Blanc and then up a short acoustic einspielt gig at the summit in the snow. All in all a nice documentation, in more the music are the adventure and therefore insight into the private side of the French because in the foreground.
Thus, the realization that the album really itself is very good, only the bland aftertaste ever new editions spoils the overall positive picture of the work but then remains sustainable. The DVD as a further addition is nice, but nothing more. This film is certainly not such as it is to look at frequently. Here one would have everything to wait a few months more in particular, and to publish a completely new album.