Paris sous les bombes

Paris Sous Les Bombes (Paris Under The Bombs) is the third album by French hip hop group Suprême NTM.

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Quick Facts Studio album by Suprême NTM, Released ...

Paris Sous Les Bombes

Studio album by

Suprême NTM

Released

28 March 1995^[1]

Recorded

1995

Genre

French rap
Political hip hop

Length

68:00

Label

Epic

Producer

DJ Spank
DJ Max
DJ Clyde
Lucien Revolucien

Suprême NTM chronology

93... J'appuie sur la gâchette
(1993)

Paris Sous Les Bombes
(1995)

NTM Live 95'
(1995)

"Intro"
- Contains samples from "American Tango" by Weather Report
"Plus jamais ça" – 4:46
"Tout n'est pas si facile" – 4:50
- Contains samples from "The Sea Lion" by Grover Washington, Jr., "It's Your Love" by Ethel Beatty, and "Go Steta I" by Stetsasonic
"Come again (Pour que ça sonne funk)" – 4:05
- Contains samples from "Fo-fi-fo" by Pieces of a Dream and "Chief Rocka" by Lords of the Underground
"Qu'est-ce qu'on attend ?" – 4:11
- Contains samples from "Water Babies" by Miles Davis and "Raise the Roof" by Public Enemy
"Nouvelle École" – 4:02
- Contains samples from "Mic Checka" by Das EFX
"Le Rêve" – 4:17
- Contains samples from "Fightin' Fire With Fire" by The Bar-Kays
"Old Skool" – 3:05
- Contains samples from "Vein Melter" by Herbie Hancock
"Intro (Paris sous les bombes)" – 0:41
"Paris sous les bombes" – 4:18
- Contains samples from "My Melody" by Eric B. & Rakim
"Pass pass le oinj" – 4:08
"Qui paiera les dégâts? (DJ Clyde remix)" – 4:29
- Contains samples from "Illegal Business" by Boogie Down Productions
- Contains samples from "Tensity" by Cannonball Adderley
"Sista B. (intermède)" – 0:40
"Est-ce la vie ou moi ?" – 5:23
- Contains samples from "Witch Doctor's Brew" by Magnum
"La Fièvre" – 4:05
- Contains samples from "My Lady" by The Crusaders
"Popopop !!, freestyle" – 3:58
"Outro" – 2:15
- Contains samples from "Theme from Trouble Man" by Marvin Gaye and "Straighten It Out" by Pete Rock & CL Smooth
"Come Again 2 (remix)" (bonus track) - 3:43
- Featuring Big Red
"Saint-Denis Style/Affirmative Action (Remix)" (bonus track) - 4:04
- Featuring Nas

[1]
Delcourt, Maxime (2020-03-30). "Il y a 25 ans NTM mettait "Paris sous les bombes", et c'était parfait". Jack. Retrieved 2024-02-17.

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