1。Les Indispensables de是何意思？
2。详细介绍一下Trust乐队？
Les Indispensables de是精选的意思，其中de相当于英文的of，后接人名。。les=the。。法语。
叫Trust的乐队有好几只，不知你指哪一个？
可能最出名的是那个法国硬摇滚乐队，1977年Bernie Bonvoisin和Norbert Krief组的？是不是这只，最出名的歌是《Antisocial》。。
在维基的解释有如下：
* Trust (band), is a French hard rock band, rose to international fame in the early '80s
* Trust (2007 band), Belgium's entry in the 2007 edition of the Junior Eurovision Song Contest.
* Trust Company (band), better known as TRUSTcompany or TRUST*CO, is an American grunge band
* Trust (album), 1981, by Elvis Costello
* Trust (Low album), by Low
* Trust (song), the name of several songs
* Trust (Pharcyde Song), a single by West Coast Rap group The Pharcyde
* Trust (single), a single by Japanese singer, Ayumi Hamasaki
其中那只法国乐队应该是你说的吧。英文介绍如下，没有找到简介不好意思，如果哪段要翻译的话乐意效劳。
Trust (band)
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Trust
Bernie Bonvoisin (left) and Norbert Krief (right)
Background information
Origin France
Genre(s) Hard rock
Years active 1977–1984
Website http://www.trust.tm.fr/
For the Junior Eurovision Song Contest contestant, see Trust (2007 band).
Trust was a famous hard rock band seen by many in its early years as the French AC/DC.
Contents
* 1 Band history
* 2 Discography
o 2.1 Studio
o 2.2 Live
o 2.3 Compilation
o 2.4 Boxed Set
o 2.5 Tribute
* 3 Hit songs
* 4 Trivia
* 5 Media Links
* 6 External links
[edit] Band history
Trust was founded in 1977 by:
* Bernard "Bernie" Bonvoisin (vocals, lyricist)
* Norbert "Nono" Krief (guitar, composer)
* Raymond "Ray" Manna (bass guitar)
* Jean-Émile "Jeannot" Hanela (drums)
The band released its first single Prends Pas Ton Flingue ("Don't Take Your Gun With You") in the same year. This record was later re-released when the band made its first and ephemeral come back in 1992.
Trust rose to fame in 1979 and 1980 with a music mixing hard rock influences with an acerbic social and political commentary with anarchist and anti-Soviet undertones, with a renegade attitude à la MC5.
It was probably made possible because of Krief's Guitar Hero scale and Bonvoisin's both sincere and mature lyrics as well as his raw energy. Their 1980 hit song "Antisocial" (on the Répression album) criticized the frenetic, dehumanized pace of modern life and work in large cities, its English adaptation by Anthrax on the 1988 Album State of Euphoria is pretty rough and mild compared to the original lyrics translation: "You work a lifetime to pay your own tombstone, You hide your face behind the newspaper, You walk like a robot in the subway corridors, Nobody cares about your presence, It's up to you to make the first step". Trust were helped on English lyrics for the Repression album by Jimmy Pursey of UK Punk band Sham 69 which may have helped translate the songs aggressive and political messages. Songs such as "Le Mitard" (1980) attacked what Trust claimed was an excessively repressive handling of delinquence, featuring texts from public enemy n°1 Jacques Mesrine. Other major political songs includes "Darquier" (1980) commenting on notorious Nazi Germany collaborator Louis Darquier de Pellepoix, and "Mr Comédie" (1980) criticizing the Ayatollah Khomeini, at that time exiled in France, depicting him as a "tortionary"; While "Les Brutes" (1980) describes the savage acts done by the Warsaw Pact military forces at the Prague Spring in Czechoslovakia. Another anti-soviet song is "H & D" (1979), with "H & D" standing for "Hôpital & Débiles" ("Asylum & Psychos"), accusing the NKVD's arbitrary internments at the Lubyanka prison in Soviet Union.
The style of singer Bernie Bonvoisin was compared to that of Bon Scott from AC/DC, with whom Trust had a friendly relationship. Ride On by Bon Scott's AC/DC was covered in Trust's '79 debut album. The 1980 Répression dans l'Hexagone French tour, which is regarded by many fans as the band's most solid record to date, features two AC/DC covers of "Problem Child" and "Live Wire". Trust Live was released twelve years after its recording by Sony Music France to coincide with AC/DC's famed Live album launch in the hexagon. However, the band members defended themselves to have used a such marketing strategy claiming the once-thought-lost masters were found the same year by coincidence.
The band became increasingly criticized starting in 1983 for its less "incisive" sound and the frequent changes of drummers (e.g. Nicko McBrain quit the band after Savage to join Iron Maiden and release Piece of Mind with its legendary "The Trooper"). Furthermore, the French political climate had changed: with the election of François Mitterrand (French Socialist Party) in 1981 after 23 years of Conservative governments, the preoccupations that formed the basis of Bonvoisin's lyrics – denunciation of prisons and law enforcement, worker's alienation, etc. had lost their edge.
Trust disbanded in 1984 but Bonvoisin and Krief later re-formed occasionally for records and concerts. Later "compromising" the once hard rock legend with '00s notorious French rap acts including NTM.
The band's most successful song "Antisocial" was covered by the American thrash metal band Anthrax on their 1988 State of Euphoria album (adapted to English, although a French version of the song is also available) and became one of their most popular songs and videos. A live version of the 12" single for "Make Me Laugh" features Bernie on vocals with Anthrax singer Joey Belladonna.
By early July, Trust's original lineup rebands to perform a '79-'86 best of gig at Festival des Terres Neuvas. The concert will be taped in order to release a musical DVD.
[edit] Discography
[edit] Studio
* 1977 Prends Pas Ton Flingue / Paris By Night [SP] France
* 1979 Trust I (L'Élite) France United Kingdom United States Netherlands Japan
* 1980 Répression France Germany
* 1980 Repression (English version of Répression) United Kingdom United States Netherlands Japan Canada
* 1981 Marche Ou Crève France Germany Italy
* 1982 Savage (English version of Marche Ou Crève) United Kingdom United States Netherlands Portugal Japan
* 1983 Trust IV (Idéal) France Germany
* 1984 Man's Trap (English version of Trust IV) United Kingdom United States Japan Netherlands Japan
* 1984 Rock'n'Roll France
* 1989 En Attendant [EP] France United Kingdom United States
* 1992 Prends Pas Ton Flingue [EP] France
* 1993 The Back Sides [EP] France
* 1996 Europe Et Haines France
* 2000 Ni Dieu Ni Maître France
[edit] Live
* 1992 Live: Paris By Night (recorded during the Monsters of Rock) France United States
* 1992 Live (Répression dans l'Hexagone 1980 tour) France
* 1997 A Live Tour 97 (Insurrection dans l'Hexagone tour) France
* 2000 Still A-live (German edition of A Live Tour 97, contains a bonus 6-track EP) Germany
* 2006 Soulagez-vous dans les urnes! (2006 tour, contains 3 new studio tracks) France
[edit] Compilation
* 1997 Anti Best Of France Germany
* 2001 Les Indispensables De Trust (Original versions) France
* 2002 Les Plus Belles Chansons (Canadian edition of "Les Indispensables", original versions) Canada
* 2004 Le Meilleur Des Années CBS (Original versions) France
[edit] Boxed Set
* 1997 Trust I / Repression France United States
[edit] Tribute
* 2001 Tribute To Trust [VA] France
[edit] Hit songs
* L'élite
* Préfabriqués
* Le Mitard
* Fatalité
* Monsieur Comédie
* Ton Dernier Acte
* Saumur
* Antisocial
* Police Milice
* Au Nom De La Race
[edit] Trivia
* Nicko McBrain performed the drums on the Marche Ou Crève ("March Or Die") '81 LP,and its English version Savage (1982).
* After drummer Clive Burr switched with Nicko McBrain from Iron Maiden, he joined Trust and recorded Savage's follow up named Trust IV (1983). In 1985, Burr also recorded the remarkable Jack Le Vaillant track featured in the 1993 The Backsides EP. The English version of Trust IV, renamed Man's Trap (1984) was released in 1984 and featured the original tracks with slight remix and english lyrics overdubbed.
[edit] Media Links
* "Ride On" Repression jam session '80 w/Bon Scott at Scorpio Sound Studio in London) courtesy of Trust's Official HP
[edit] External links
* Official website
* Official forum (fr)
* Song List
* A comprehensive article about Trust in German online fanzine "zine with no name" (in German)
Retrieved from "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trust_%28band%29"
Categories: French heavy metal musical groups
叫Trust的乐队有好几只，不知你指哪一个？
可能最出名的是那个法国硬摇滚乐队，1977年Bernie Bonvoisin和Norbert Krief组的？是不是这只，最出名的歌是《Antisocial》。。
在维基的解释有如下：
* Trust (band), is a French hard rock band, rose to international fame in the early '80s
* Trust (2007 band), Belgium's entry in the 2007 edition of the Junior Eurovision Song Contest.
* Trust Company (band), better known as TRUSTcompany or TRUST*CO, is an American grunge band
* Trust (album), 1981, by Elvis Costello
* Trust (Low album), by Low
* Trust (song), the name of several songs
* Trust (Pharcyde Song), a single by West Coast Rap group The Pharcyde
* Trust (single), a single by Japanese singer, Ayumi Hamasaki
其中那只法国乐队应该是你说的吧。英文介绍如下，没有找到简介不好意思，如果哪段要翻译的话乐意效劳。
Trust (band)
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Jump to: navigation, search
This article may require cleanup to meet Wikipedia's quality standards.
Please improve this article if you can. (August 2007)
This article does not cite any references or sources. (October 2007)
Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources. Unverifiable material may be challenged and removed.
Trust
Bernie Bonvoisin (left) and Norbert Krief (right)
Background information
Origin France
Genre(s) Hard rock
Years active 1977–1984
Website http://www.trust.tm.fr/
For the Junior Eurovision Song Contest contestant, see Trust (2007 band).
Trust was a famous hard rock band seen by many in its early years as the French AC/DC.
Contents
* 1 Band history
* 2 Discography
o 2.1 Studio
o 2.2 Live
o 2.3 Compilation
o 2.4 Boxed Set
o 2.5 Tribute
* 3 Hit songs
* 4 Trivia
* 5 Media Links
* 6 External links
[edit] Band history
Trust was founded in 1977 by:
* Bernard "Bernie" Bonvoisin (vocals, lyricist)
* Norbert "Nono" Krief (guitar, composer)
* Raymond "Ray" Manna (bass guitar)
* Jean-Émile "Jeannot" Hanela (drums)
The band released its first single Prends Pas Ton Flingue ("Don't Take Your Gun With You") in the same year. This record was later re-released when the band made its first and ephemeral come back in 1992.
Trust rose to fame in 1979 and 1980 with a music mixing hard rock influences with an acerbic social and political commentary with anarchist and anti-Soviet undertones, with a renegade attitude à la MC5.
It was probably made possible because of Krief's Guitar Hero scale and Bonvoisin's both sincere and mature lyrics as well as his raw energy. Their 1980 hit song "Antisocial" (on the Répression album) criticized the frenetic, dehumanized pace of modern life and work in large cities, its English adaptation by Anthrax on the 1988 Album State of Euphoria is pretty rough and mild compared to the original lyrics translation: "You work a lifetime to pay your own tombstone, You hide your face behind the newspaper, You walk like a robot in the subway corridors, Nobody cares about your presence, It's up to you to make the first step". Trust were helped on English lyrics for the Repression album by Jimmy Pursey of UK Punk band Sham 69 which may have helped translate the songs aggressive and political messages. Songs such as "Le Mitard" (1980) attacked what Trust claimed was an excessively repressive handling of delinquence, featuring texts from public enemy n°1 Jacques Mesrine. Other major political songs includes "Darquier" (1980) commenting on notorious Nazi Germany collaborator Louis Darquier de Pellepoix, and "Mr Comédie" (1980) criticizing the Ayatollah Khomeini, at that time exiled in France, depicting him as a "tortionary"; While "Les Brutes" (1980) describes the savage acts done by the Warsaw Pact military forces at the Prague Spring in Czechoslovakia. Another anti-soviet song is "H & D" (1979), with "H & D" standing for "Hôpital & Débiles" ("Asylum & Psychos"), accusing the NKVD's arbitrary internments at the Lubyanka prison in Soviet Union.
The style of singer Bernie Bonvoisin was compared to that of Bon Scott from AC/DC, with whom Trust had a friendly relationship. Ride On by Bon Scott's AC/DC was covered in Trust's '79 debut album. The 1980 Répression dans l'Hexagone French tour, which is regarded by many fans as the band's most solid record to date, features two AC/DC covers of "Problem Child" and "Live Wire". Trust Live was released twelve years after its recording by Sony Music France to coincide with AC/DC's famed Live album launch in the hexagon. However, the band members defended themselves to have used a such marketing strategy claiming the once-thought-lost masters were found the same year by coincidence.
The band became increasingly criticized starting in 1983 for its less "incisive" sound and the frequent changes of drummers (e.g. Nicko McBrain quit the band after Savage to join Iron Maiden and release Piece of Mind with its legendary "The Trooper"). Furthermore, the French political climate had changed: with the election of François Mitterrand (French Socialist Party) in 1981 after 23 years of Conservative governments, the preoccupations that formed the basis of Bonvoisin's lyrics – denunciation of prisons and law enforcement, worker's alienation, etc. had lost their edge.
Trust disbanded in 1984 but Bonvoisin and Krief later re-formed occasionally for records and concerts. Later "compromising" the once hard rock legend with '00s notorious French rap acts including NTM.
The band's most successful song "Antisocial" was covered by the American thrash metal band Anthrax on their 1988 State of Euphoria album (adapted to English, although a French version of the song is also available) and became one of their most popular songs and videos. A live version of the 12" single for "Make Me Laugh" features Bernie on vocals with Anthrax singer Joey Belladonna.
By early July, Trust's original lineup rebands to perform a '79-'86 best of gig at Festival des Terres Neuvas. The concert will be taped in order to release a musical DVD.
[edit] Discography
[edit] Studio
* 1977 Prends Pas Ton Flingue / Paris By Night [SP] France
* 1979 Trust I (L'Élite) France United Kingdom United States Netherlands Japan
* 1980 Répression France Germany
* 1980 Repression (English version of Répression) United Kingdom United States Netherlands Japan Canada
* 1981 Marche Ou Crève France Germany Italy
* 1982 Savage (English version of Marche Ou Crève) United Kingdom United States Netherlands Portugal Japan
* 1983 Trust IV (Idéal) France Germany
* 1984 Man's Trap (English version of Trust IV) United Kingdom United States Japan Netherlands Japan
* 1984 Rock'n'Roll France
* 1989 En Attendant [EP] France United Kingdom United States
* 1992 Prends Pas Ton Flingue [EP] France
* 1993 The Back Sides [EP] France
* 1996 Europe Et Haines France
* 2000 Ni Dieu Ni Maître France
[edit] Live
* 1992 Live: Paris By Night (recorded during the Monsters of Rock) France United States
* 1992 Live (Répression dans l'Hexagone 1980 tour) France
* 1997 A Live Tour 97 (Insurrection dans l'Hexagone tour) France
* 2000 Still A-live (German edition of A Live Tour 97, contains a bonus 6-track EP) Germany
* 2006 Soulagez-vous dans les urnes! (2006 tour, contains 3 new studio tracks) France
[edit] Compilation
* 1997 Anti Best Of France Germany
* 2001 Les Indispensables De Trust (Original versions) France
* 2002 Les Plus Belles Chansons (Canadian edition of "Les Indispensables", original versions) Canada
* 2004 Le Meilleur Des Années CBS (Original versions) France
[edit] Boxed Set
* 1997 Trust I / Repression France United States
[edit] Tribute
* 2001 Tribute To Trust [VA] France
[edit] Hit songs
* L'élite
* Préfabriqués
* Le Mitard
* Fatalité
* Monsieur Comédie
* Ton Dernier Acte
* Saumur
* Antisocial
* Police Milice
* Au Nom De La Race
[edit] Trivia
* Nicko McBrain performed the drums on the Marche Ou Crève ("March Or Die") '81 LP,and its English version Savage (1982).
* After drummer Clive Burr switched with Nicko McBrain from Iron Maiden, he joined Trust and recorded Savage's follow up named Trust IV (1983). In 1985, Burr also recorded the remarkable Jack Le Vaillant track featured in the 1993 The Backsides EP. The English version of Trust IV, renamed Man's Trap (1984) was released in 1984 and featured the original tracks with slight remix and english lyrics overdubbed.
[edit] Media Links
* "Ride On" Repression jam session '80 w/Bon Scott at Scorpio Sound Studio in London) courtesy of Trust's Official HP
[edit] External links
* Official website
* Official forum (fr)
* Song List
* A comprehensive article about Trust in German online fanzine "zine with no name" (in German)
Retrieved from "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trust_%28band%29"
Categories: French heavy metal musical groups
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第1个回答 2008-02-25
Les Indispensables de 是精选的意思！就是精选专辑的意思！
你说的那个Trust乐队，是不是应该是Trust Company 乐队啊！
你说的那个Trust乐队，是不是应该是Trust Company 乐队啊！
