Fuck'N'Shit Baby Love!
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| Fuck'N'Shit Baby Love! | ||
| Studio album by Le Karlof Orchestra | ||
| Released | 2002 | |
Fuck'N'Shit Baby Love! is the first album by Québecois band Le Karlof Orchestra released in 2002. The album cover is a parody of Dave Brubeck Quartet Time Out album cover.
Mainly, the album talks about broadcasting and songwriting with irony. The title track is an english-spoken punk song that makes an abusive use of the word fuck. Several tracks on the album are not in fact songs but samplings of radio and television programs.
No single has been released from the album but "Riff Commercial" and "Murmures" have seen airplay on CKOO-FM when it was an alternative rock radio station.
[edit] Track listing
- Rock Slave
- Fuck 'N Shit Baby Love !
- Paris Nocturne
- Riff Commercial
- L'éditorial
- Quétaine Song
- Petite Fille Down
- Y'attend
- Bonne Apocalypse
- Docteur Pill
- Buzzé
- Les Vapeurs de L'été 57
- Norman
- Mélodie in the Park
- Riff Commercial (reprise)
- L'accordéon
- Radio Sport No. 9
- Murmures
- The album features a hidden track which features early takes of "Les Vapeurs de L'été 57"
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