1. Ma Jeunesse
2. La Possibilité d'Une Île - Carla Bruni, Houellebecq, Michel
3. L' Amoureuse
4. Tu Es Ma Came
5. Salut Marin
6. Ta Tienne
7. Péché d'Envie
8. You Belong to Me - Carla Bruni, King, Pee Wee
9. Le Temps Perdu
10. Déranger Les Pierres - Carla Bruni, Clerc, Julien
11. Je Suis une Enfant (Sur Les Motifs du Lied Robert Schumann)
12. L' Antilope
13. Notre Grand Amour Est Mort
14. Il Vecchio E il Bambino - Carla Bruni, Guccini, Francesco
Album Description
14-track CD album - Carla Bruni has always had a certain poetry. A definite je ne sai quoi. The grace, style & beauty of this Italian-born, France-raised thirty-something is legendary; her intellect & vitality striking, even formidable. Now as the first lady of France, Carla Bruni is one of the most photographed women of the world but she doesn't want this to affect people's perception of her or her music. She wants the music to speak for itself and here it does.
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Comme Si de Rien N'Etait
- Audio CD: 0 pages (2008-08-05)
- Publisher: Downtown
- Label: Downtown
- Studio: Downtown
- Average Customer Review:
 based on 18 reviews
- Sales Rank in Music: #298
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
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Summary: Dull... 2008-11-17
Comment: I was curious to hear this CD given Bruni's notoriety over the years. Overall it's a dull outing. The production is virtually identical from song to song, with Bruni's average voice (sounds like a French Dido) mixed far forward with almost no reverb in every song. And there's nary a backing vocal or harmony track anywhere on this CD. Just the same presentation song after song. Was the producer asleep?
And the writing? Well the first tune, "Ma Jeunesse", grabbed me until I realized it's a virtual carbon copy of the Beatles' "For No One", down to the French horn solo. (Paul & co. should sue for copyright infringement.) Beyond that, I didn't hear any great melodies here.
Overall she'll remain more famous for her "off the record" activities...
0 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
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Summary: good come-back 2008-10-06
Comment: carla bruni said in a recent interview that she hopes people will love her music; but if they don't listen to her because she's the first lady of France, she will also understand.
This album is in my opinion, less straight forward than her previous two. Carla experiments with more instrumentations and new sounds. There is a good variation of tunes and some of them take time to really delve into. My favorite is still her first album- simple, unpretentious. This one feels a bit hurried and unpolished.
1 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
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Summary: Does not disappoint 2008-09-22
Comment: Nice overall record. Even though I don't speak the language, Carla Bruni is just so much more in French to me. "No Promises" fell short of my expectations because most of the songs were in English. This one is good, though nothing compares to the sexiness of "Quelu' un m'adit".
1 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
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Summary: Good stuff 2008-09-21
Comment: This album doesn't live up to Carla's previous ones, and though I certainly preferred Quelqu'un M'a Dit, this is a pretty good listen. Her voice is deep and sultry, as always, and at least three of the songs will stay in your head and keep you humming after you're finished listening. A pretty good buy.
0 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
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Summary: Enjoyable 2008-09-18
Comment: I did not know what to expect from Carla Bruni. I ordered all three of her CD's and found them enjoyable. Since I don't understand French, her English CD was rather revealing.
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