Cassius
Cassius is a French electronic music duo comprising of producers Phillipe Cerboneschi and Hubert Blanc-Francard, better known as Philippe Zdar and Boom Bass. They started working together in 1994, producing a hip-hop project called La Funk Mob. They started remixing tracks under the Cassius name in 1997, for acts such as Air and Daft Punk, before producing their own original works.
As hard rock and funk fans, Zdar (Philippe) and Boom-Bass (Hubert) Read Full BioCassius is a French electronic music duo comprising of producers Phillipe Cerboneschi and Hubert Blanc-Francard, better known as Philippe Zdar and Boom Bass. They started working together in 1994, producing a hip-hop project called La Funk Mob. They started remixing tracks under the Cassius name in 1997, for acts such as Air and Daft Punk, before producing their own original works.
As hard rock and funk fans, Zdar (Philippe) and Boom-Bass (Hubert) first made their mark producing and engineering the sound sought by hip-hop artists - their great passion of the early ‘90s. But the raves Zdar attended converted him to house music and, with Etienne de Crécy, he founded Motorbass. British media opinion surveys chose Motorbass’s “Pansoul” as one of the year’s best albums, all styles combined.
BoomBass was soon infected by the techno speed-up, and hooked up with Zdar for a new project, called Cassius. The duo’s first album, 1999, is a collection of instrumental tracks recorded over the two previous years.
Their first single was Foxxy, a self-published track, in 1996. In January 1999, they released their first hit single Cassius 1999 on Virgin Records, entering the UK Top 40 chart at number seven. This was soon followed by their debut album, 1999, which had two more single released from it, Feeling For You and La Mouche.
2002 saw their second album release, Au Rêve. This featured the feverish "empowered female disco" track I'm A Woman, with Jocelyn Brown on vocals, as well as the hit single The Sound Of Violence, featuring Steve Edwards on vocals. This album also had collaborations with Wu-Tang Clan member Ghostface Killah and Leroy Burgess.
Cassius returned to the studio in 2006, for the more experimental single Toop Toop, but the next album, titled 15 Again, featured more vocal collaborations than the duo had done with Au Rêve.
While rehearsing their 15 Again album tour, Cassius provided the community with the a cappella track of their single Toop Toop and encouraged fans and friends to start remixing the song. It became an immediate success: the band started the Cassius Workshop project and released more a cappellas for remixing purposes. They claim to have received more than 400 remixes.
(2) Cassius formed in the winter of 2003 in Richmond, Virginia. Drawing members from previous local bands, the band began writing new material and playing regional shows. After many setbacks and line up changes, Cassius decided it was time to buckle down and get serious. After recording their debut full length I Am Jim Jones with Chris Dowhan from Red Planet Studios (Scarlet / Twelve Tribes / Black Dahlia Murder), Cassius cancelled the lease on their apartment, bought a van and trailer and began booking whatever tours they could. Hard work and strong friendships brought them to their current position and with focus and determination, Cassius are hell bent on making themselves a house hold name within the metal and hardcore community. Despite not having a record to tour on previously, Cassius has already completed successful tours with bands like Ed Gein, Misery Signals, Ion Dissonance, Through The Eyes Of The Dead, and Despised Icon to name a few.
They signed to Lifeforce Records, and released I Am Jim Jones in January 2007.
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As hard rock and funk fans, Zdar (Philippe) and Boom-Bass (Hubert) Read Full BioCassius is a French electronic music duo comprising of producers Phillipe Cerboneschi and Hubert Blanc-Francard, better known as Philippe Zdar and Boom Bass. They started working together in 1994, producing a hip-hop project called La Funk Mob. They started remixing tracks under the Cassius name in 1997, for acts such as Air and Daft Punk, before producing their own original works.
As hard rock and funk fans, Zdar (Philippe) and Boom-Bass (Hubert) first made their mark producing and engineering the sound sought by hip-hop artists - their great passion of the early ‘90s. But the raves Zdar attended converted him to house music and, with Etienne de Crécy, he founded Motorbass. British media opinion surveys chose Motorbass’s “Pansoul” as one of the year’s best albums, all styles combined.
BoomBass was soon infected by the techno speed-up, and hooked up with Zdar for a new project, called Cassius. The duo’s first album, 1999, is a collection of instrumental tracks recorded over the two previous years.
Their first single was Foxxy, a self-published track, in 1996. In January 1999, they released their first hit single Cassius 1999 on Virgin Records, entering the UK Top 40 chart at number seven. This was soon followed by their debut album, 1999, which had two more single released from it, Feeling For You and La Mouche.
2002 saw their second album release, Au Rêve. This featured the feverish "empowered female disco" track I'm A Woman, with Jocelyn Brown on vocals, as well as the hit single The Sound Of Violence, featuring Steve Edwards on vocals. This album also had collaborations with Wu-Tang Clan member Ghostface Killah and Leroy Burgess.
Cassius returned to the studio in 2006, for the more experimental single Toop Toop, but the next album, titled 15 Again, featured more vocal collaborations than the duo had done with Au Rêve.
While rehearsing their 15 Again album tour, Cassius provided the community with the a cappella track of their single Toop Toop and encouraged fans and friends to start remixing the song. It became an immediate success: the band started the Cassius Workshop project and released more a cappellas for remixing purposes. They claim to have received more than 400 remixes.
(2) Cassius formed in the winter of 2003 in Richmond, Virginia. Drawing members from previous local bands, the band began writing new material and playing regional shows. After many setbacks and line up changes, Cassius decided it was time to buckle down and get serious. After recording their debut full length I Am Jim Jones with Chris Dowhan from Red Planet Studios (Scarlet / Twelve Tribes / Black Dahlia Murder), Cassius cancelled the lease on their apartment, bought a van and trailer and began booking whatever tours they could. Hard work and strong friendships brought them to their current position and with focus and determination, Cassius are hell bent on making themselves a house hold name within the metal and hardcore community. Despite not having a record to tour on previously, Cassius has already completed successful tours with bands like Ed Gein, Misery Signals, Ion Dissonance, Through The Eyes Of The Dead, and Despised Icon to name a few.
They signed to Lifeforce Records, and released I Am Jim Jones in January 2007.
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Toop Toop
Cassius Lyrics
After all the world we've seen
I get my answers from (a) machine
You could just put online
So I got some peace of mind
I could keep on tryin' at night
Got no more strength to keep on fight
Hanging out to hear the ring
But all I get is a machine
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
Written by: Francard Hubert Andre Joe Blanc, Matthieu Arnaud Chedid, Philippe Olivier Cerboneschi
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Mathilda J
After all of the world we see
I got my answers from a machine
You could just put on the line
So I got some peace of mind
I can't keep on tryin' at night
Got no more strength to keep up (the) fight
Hanging out to hear the ring
All I get is a machine (Toop, toop)
After all of the world we see (Shoot, shoot)
I got my answers from a machine (Toop, toop)
You could just put on the line (Shoot, shoot)
So I got some peace of mind (Toop, toop)
After all of the world we see
I got my answers from a machine
You could just put on the line
So I got some peace of mind
I can't keep on tryin' at night
Got no more strength to keep up (the) fight
Hanging out to hear the ring
All I get is a machine (Toop, toop)
After all of the world we see (Shoot, shoot)
I got my answers from a machine (Toop, toop)
You could just put on the line (Shoot, shoot)
So I got some peace of mind (Toop, toop)
I can't keep on tryin' at night (Toop, toop)
Got no more strength to keep up (the) fight (Shoot, shoot)
Hanging out to hear the ring (Toop, toop)
All I get is a machine (Shoot, shoot)
Toop, toop
Shoot, shoot
Toop, toop
Shoot, shoot
Toop, toop
Shoot, shoot
Elfoscuro
"Lei ha sei mesi di vita, mi disse l'ufficiale medico alla visita di leva. Anni dopo lo cercai, volevo fargli sapere che ero sopravvissuto. Ma era morto lui. E' andata sempre così. Mi pronosticavano la fine, io sopravvivievo, sono morti loro. In compenso per tutta la vita ho combattuto contro atroci mal di testa. Ora sto provando questo rimedio cinese, ma ho provato di tutto. A suo tempo l'Optalin non accese molte speranze. Ne spedii un flacone pure ad un giornalista, Mino Pecorelli. Anche lui è morto."
Domenico Scavelli
Maledetto Sorrentino, sento questa canzone e mi viene in mente Andreotti :-)
Michele Calò
La spettacolare vita di Giulio Andreotti
Fernanda Costa
vcs fala muito coisa essada
Amicino 001
Il Divo un film assurdo
Amicino 001
Ahhahahahahahah vero
Angelo Valdora
😃😃😃
Thibault Paris
Repose en paix Philippe, choqué... Rest in peace Philippe, shocked...
Giu
Descansa en paz philippe, conmocionado
Marcin Wiatr
@Cristobal Lara omg