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My Delicious Poisons

Viktor Lazlo · 1991

43 min · 12 tracks · pop music

A lush blend of French pop and sophisticated balladry, weaving romance with melancholy across its tracks.

Why this album works

'My Delicious Poisons' received positive critical acclaim and helped to revitalize Viktor Lazlo's career during the early '90s pop resurgence in France. The album included the hit single 'Teach Me to Dance,' which enjoyed significant radio play and contributed to its commercial success, making it a notable entry in her discography.
Career context
Released in 1991, 'My Delicious Poisons' marked Viktor Lazlo's return to the music scene after a hiatus following her previous album, 'Voices.' At this point in her career, she was transitioning from the synth-driven sound of the late '80s to a more mature, melodic pop style. This album showcased her growth as an artist and solidified her place in the French pop landscape.
Stylistic neighbors
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Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 Balade de Lisa Standout 3:43
  • 2 Teach Me to Dance Standout 4:06
  • 3 Clair obscur 4:35
  • 4 Faux Semblants 3:57
  • 5 Pearl's a Singer 3:38
  • 6 Berceuse 3:31
  • 7 Histoire d'hommes 4:04
  • 8 Désir fou 3:16
  • 9 Poison Standout 3:57
  • 10 Il faut que je t'aime 3:43
  • 11 Easy to Lose 3:00
  • 12 Liaison dangereuse 1:53

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