#je taime moi non plus

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Charlotte Gainsbourg Dazed & Confused (2001) ph. Horst Diekgerdes via benn98/tfs

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Je Taime - Moi Non Plus

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— Je Taime Moi Non Plus

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ask Jane if he abused her, her answers will be the opposite of what you think. Jane reveres him to this day. ask Charlotte Gainsbourg what she thinks about what you wrote about her father. And you can appreciate someone's art separately from their personal life. // listen idk how many jane or charlotte interviews you’ve read, but how do you think we know he abused her? Because jane said so herself. I’ll link those interviews below. She also said when charlotte was a kid she didn’t want to do that lemon incset music video but she forced her to because she thought that was the only way he could show his love to his daughter. Do you think that’s okay? Poor kid felt bad about doing that and her mom pushed her to do it. I’m sure ever since she’s been some sort of “brainwashed” to defend her dad (yeah it sounds ridiculous to say that but just imagine how many times her parents told her that it was okay and it was a way of showing fatherly love) I’m sure Jane also defends him because he was the one who basically made her who she is today. If it hadn’t been for that je taime moi non plus or whatever song none of them would’ve been known back then. He wrote all of her albums. Jane said she told Serge at a dinner party that a guy was groping her and he said let him do it! Her brother said Serge was always critical of her. He was controlling and manipulative. He was also an alcoholic and chain smoker who didn’t shower for months (all according to jane) she eventually left him because of his alcoholism. He also was a pedophile and again, according to jane, he liked “little boys in choirs”. He literally wrote an entire album about the affair between a 15 year old girl and a middle aged man. She only defends him because he made her feel good about herself, because she was mocked at school for her body but he loved her cause she “had the bottom of girl and the top of a boy” (meaning she didn’t have boobs and that’s what she said he used to tell her) Oh god, you know, I can actually write a novel-long ask about all the terrible things he did. It wasn’t just like a couple of problematic things. Yes you can separate the art from the artist but in this case, most people don’t care for the art and only romanticize the perverted artist which is not okay at all. https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/articles/28mhhzgbRJCLNNqCZSB5HCY/unfinished-sympathy-jane-birkin-on-serge-gainsbourg and https://amp.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2013/jan/18/jane-birkin-my-family-values

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Cet article explique au profanes les paradoxes des sports ‘freestyle’ depuis leurs arrivées au jeux Olympiques… Sinon vous connaissez tous le débat qu’il y a pour ou contre le skateboard aux Jo cf Jeux olympiques et sports freestyle : je t’aime… moi non plus Source https://www.curieux.live/2024/05/16/jeux-olympiques-et-sports-freestyle-je-taime-moi-non-plus/ qui republie à partir de The…

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Les Femmes Erotiques - Je T`aime Moi Non plus - Germany - Vinil LP https://www.bialto.com/listing/les-femmes-erotiques-je-taime-moi-non-plus-germany-vinil-lp/18401342

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https://lemiroirdesfantomes.blogspot.com/2015/10/je-taime-moi-non-plus-hollywood-et-le.html

[adribosch-fan]

Pop erotismo y la contracultura de los “castos” setentas

Jane Birkin, paradigma pop de la sensualidad, murió hoy, 16/7 con 76 años en Francia. Su Je taime… moi non plus (Yo te amo… yo tampoco) erizó piel y almas. La actriz y cantante franco- inglesa Jane Birkin, madre del Pop erótico, apagó su voz hoy, domingo 16 de julio, en Francia, país en el que desarrolló la mayor parte de su carrera. En el capítulo histórico de la música Pop ninguna otra…

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BBC Banned Music: Top Singles Banned

New Post has been published on https://wr1tepress.com/bbc-banned-music-top-singles-banned/

BBC Banned Music: Top Singles Banned

The British Broadcasting Corporation also known as the BBC is a public broadcasting corporation. Therefore, it allows itself to ban materials that deviate from certain standards of civility. During the years, many singles that were seen as too explicit, distasteful or bear the potential for offending the British public were banned from BBC airplay. Here you can read about some of them.

In 1977, when England was celebrating the Queens Jubilee, the Sex Pistols had released their second single titled God Save the Queen. The single includes controversial lyrics that rhyme the national anthem title with fascist regime. Moreover, the record cover displayed a picture of the Queen with a safety pin stuck in her nose.

The single was found to offensive to be air played by the BBC, but it did not stop it from reaching number two on the BBC official singles chart. According to the myth, God Save the Queen was the top selling single in the UK at the time, but it was held back of number one to avoid controversies.

Serge Gainsbourg and Jane Birkin scandalous duet Je TAime …

Moi Non Plus, translated: I love you… me neither, was the first ever number one hit to be banned by the BBC.

Although at the time of its release, in 1969, the sexual revolution was celebrated, the British radio still was not able to cope with such explicit lyrics, not to mention Birkins moans and groans.

The BBC ban and The Vatican denounce, did not stop Je TAime … Moi Non Plus from being a top selling single in the UK and worldwide.

In October 7, 1969, the single reached number one in the BBC official singles chart.

At the same time, it had reached number 69 at the US singles chart.

Je TAime … Moi Non Plus was a major influence on another BBC banned single, Donna Summers disco pioneer from 1976 titled Love to Love You Baby. After counting 23 faked orgasms performed by Summer in Love to Love You Baby, the British Broadcasting Corporation banned the song. However, it did not stop it from becoming a massive hit. Love to Love You Baby reached number four on the UK single charts but peaked to number two on the Billboard pop chart.

Relax by Frankie Goes to Hollywood is one of the most controversial singles as well as commercially successful singles in history. The BBC did not only ban the song it also did not stop BBC Radio 1 DJ Mike Read to publicly express his feelings of disgust from the singles explicit lyrics. In 1984, Relax stayed in the UK singles charts for 42 weeks. In five of them, it stayed in number one. By the end of 1984, embarrassed Auntie Beeb removed the ban. Relax is still very popular worldwide and it is one of the most recognized symbols of the era. The arguments on whether it gained such a huge success despite the BBC ban or the BBC ban helped promoting it have not been settled yet.

Paul McCartney and the Wings response to the 1972 Bloody Sunday events titled Give Ireland Back to the Irish, was banned by every media resource in the UK. It was forbidden from being broadcast by the BBC, Radio Luxembourg and the Independent Television Authority. In addition, the song title was not allowed to be pronounced on the air, so when it arrived to the BBC Radio 1 chart show it was presented as a record by the group Wings. However, Give Ireland Back to the Irish hit the top of the Irish singles charts.

[honeygleam]

je t'aime moi non plus (1976) dir. serge gainsbourg

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Je t’aime moi non plus (1976) Dir. Serge Gainsbourg

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The Original Brasso Band - je t’aime moi non plus (EMI, Studio 2 Stereo)

wrt. Serge Gainsbourg, 1970.

[dailyreco]

Daily Reco Entry 1618: Friday, Setpember 29, 2017, PM

Je t'aime... moi non plus by Serge Gainsbourg and Jane Birkin

[shit-talk-turner]

listen idk how many jane or charlotte interviews you’ve read, but how do you think we know he abused her? Because jane said so herself. I’ll link those interviews below. She also said when charlotte was a kid she didn’t want to do that lemon incset music video but she forced her to because she thought that was the only way he could show his love to his daughter. Do you think that’s okay? Poor kid felt bad about doing that and her mom pushed her to do it. I’m sure ever since she’s been some sort of “brainwashed” to defend her dad (yeah it sounds ridiculous to say that but just imagine how many times her parents told her that it was okay and it was a way of showing fatherly love) I’m sure Jane also defends him because he was the one who basically made her who she is today. If it hadn’t been for that je taime moi non plus or whatever song none of them would’ve been known back then. He wrote all of her albums. Jane said she told Serge at a dinner party that a guy was groping her and he said let him do it! Her brother said Serge was always critical of her. He was controlling and manipulative. He was also an alcoholic and chain smoker who didn’t shower for months (all according to jane) she eventually left him because of his alcoholism. He also was a pedophile and again, according to jane, he liked “little boys in choirs”. He literally wrote an entire album about the affair between a 15 year old girl and a middle aged man. She only defends him because he made her feel good about herself, because she was mocked at school for her body but he loved her cause she “had the bottom of girl and the top of a boy” (meaning she didn’t have boobs and that’s what she said he used to tell her) Oh god, you know, I can actually write a novel-long ask about all the terrible things he did. It wasn’t just like a couple of problematic things. Yes you can separate the art from the artist but in this case, most people don’t care for the art and only romanticize the perverted artist which is not okay at all. // Makes me actually sick that Alex idolizes him. The fact that he dates the woman, who idolizes such a pervert to the point that she has his picture in her apartment makes it even worse.

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Jane Birkin et Serge Gainsbourg - Je T'aime,...Moi Non Plus