Douce violence (album)

Douce violence
Douce violence
Studio album by Elsa Lunghini
Released	16 September 1992
Recorded	1992
Genre	Pop
Length	42:12
Label	BMG-Ariola, Neige Music
Producer	Raymond Donnez,
Elsa Lunghini chronology
Singles from Douce Violence
	"Bouscule-moi "; Released: September, 1992; "Supplice chinois (toop toop) "; Released: January, 1993; "Tout l'temps, tout l'temps"; Released: May, 1993;

Douce violence is the third album of the French singer Elsa Lunghini, and it was released in 1992.

Background and critical reception[]

In this album, when she was only 19, she began to disassociate herself from his father, the composer Georges Lunghini. Understanding her phobias, he wrote songs including "Bouscule-moi" or "Tout l'temps, tout l'temps." There are also four songs written by Jean-Loup Dabadie.

This album met with less success than previous ones, although it was certified Gold,^[3] and marked the singer's change of look : indeed, she appeared more adult with a very short cut.

The singles from this album were less successful than the previous one : "Bouscule-moi" was the only one that reached the French Singles Chart, but it failed to enter the top ten (#14).

Track listing[]

#	Title^[4]	Length
1.	"Supplice chinois (toop toop)" ( / )	4:14
2.	"C'est bien, c'est mal" (Jean-Loup Dabadie / Raymond Donnez - Georges Lunghini)	3:34
3.	"Être ensemble" (Jean-Loup Dabadie / Georges Lunghini)	3:50
4.	"Jamais toujours" (Jacques Duvall / Raymond Donnez - Georges Lunghini)	4:07
5.	"Mercurochrome" (Jacques Duvall / Georges Lunghini)	4:23
6.	"Bouscule-moi" (Jacques Duvall / Raymond Donnez - Georges Lunghini)	3:30
7.	"Le cœur ailleurs, l'amour ailleurs" (Jean-Loup Dabadie / Raymond Donnez - Georges Lunghini)	3:49
8.	"Parfums d'amour" (Jacques Duvall / Georges Lunghini)	4:10
9.	"Amoureuse, moi ?" (Jacques Duvall / Raymond Donnez - Georges Lunghini)	4:10
10.	"Tout le temps, tout le temps" (Jean-Loup Dabadie / Raymond Donnez - Georges Lunghini)	2:45
11.	"Changer sa vie" (Gérard Presgurvic / - Georges Lunghini)	3:40

Album credits[]

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Personnel[]

Raymond Donnez - programming
- synthesizer
- drums
- drums
- percussion
- bass guitar
Jannick Top - bass guitar
- piano
- guitar
- guitar
- guitar
Elsa - backing vocals

Production[]

Arranged by Raymond Donnez
Produced by Raymond Donnez & Georges Lunghini
Engineered by Didier Bader & Bruno Lambert
Mixed by Bruno Lambert at Studio Marcadet, Paris
- Amoureuse, moi ? mixed by Andy Scott

Design[]

- photography
- design

Charts, certifications and sales[]

Certifications and sales[]


Region	Certification	Certified units/sales
France (SNEP)^[7]	Gold	212,700^[6]

Chart (1992)	Peak position
French Albums Chart^[8]	5

References[]

^ http://www.encyclopedisque.fr/disque/6108.html
^ http://www.encyclopedisque.fr/disque/21814.html
^ Elsa's certifications Chartsinfrance.net (Retrieved June 1, 2008)
^ Douce Violence, track listing Lescharts.com (Retrieved June 1, 2008)
^ http://elsa.lunghini.free.fr/Infos/InfoAlbumDouceViolence.htm
^ "Les Albums Or". infodisc.fr. SNEP. Archived from the original on 2011-10-18. Retrieved 2011-08-31.
^ "French album certifications – Elsa – Douce Violence" (in French). Syndicat National de l'Édition Phonographique.
^ Elia Habib, Muz hit. tubes, p. 583 (ISBN 2-9518832-0-X)

[1] ttp://www.encyclopedisque.fr/disque/6108.html

[2] ttp://www.encyclopedisque.fr/disque/21814.html

[Chartsinfrance-3] Elsa's certifications Chartsinfrance.net (Retrieved June 1, 2008)

[4] Douce Violence, track listing Lescharts.com (Retrieved June 1, 2008)

[5] ttp://elsa.lunghini.free.fr/Infos/InfoAlbumDouceViolence.htm

[FRGD-6] "Les Albums Or". infodisc.fr. SNEP. Archived from the original on 2011-10-18. Retrieved 2011-08-31.

[FranceElsaDouce_ViolencealbumCertRef-7] "French album certifications – Elsa – Douce Violence" (in French). Syndicat National de l'Édition Phonographique.

[8] Elia Habib, Muz hit. tubes, p. 583 (ISBN 2-9518832-0-X)

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