Title: Too good to say it's not good.
Review: Perhaps this album is a little overproduced; sometimes it works, sometimes not. It's a very strange album any way. It's spoiled by a few very weak songs ('Give me a reason'(oh boy!), 'On s'est tant aimé', 'Au rythme du coeur' and 'Tout feu tout flamme'), but there are many jewels too ('Ce n'est pas rien', 'Ouvre moi le ciel', 'Plus rien n'est comme avant', and especially 'Les yeux d'Emma' and 'Rupture'). The sound is modern, with a firm emphasis on drum-beats, but there's a nostalgic element too. To be short: this album is sometimes surprisingly weak and ordinary, but mostly surprisingly good. Don't stop with the angel-like 'Rupture': after five minutes or so, another fine song follows as a kind of postlude.
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