What makes Rock 'n' Roll by Trust notable?

The album gained significant attention for its critique of societal issues in France during the early 1980s, particularly evident in tracks like 'Chacun sa haine'. It has since been recognized as influential within the French rock movement, impacting subsequent artists and contributing to the punk ethos of resistance. Released in 1984, Rock 'n' Roll was Trust's third album, following their breakthrough with 'Répression' in 1980. At this point, the band had solidified their presence in the French rock scene, showcasing a more polished sound while maintaining their politically charged themes.

How many songs are on Rock 'n' Roll?

Rock 'n' Roll has 9 tracks, running approximately 39 minutes.

Rock 'n' Roll

Trust · 1984

39 min · 9 tracks · hard rock

A raw fusion of hard rock and punk energy, punctuated by biting lyrics and anthemic choruses.

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Chacun sa haine — This track serves as a powerful commentary on social division, encapsulating the band's ability to blend catchy melodies with incisive political critique. Its energetic delivery made it an anthem of discontent.
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Mongolo's Land — Using provocative imagery, this song challenges societal norms and prejudices, showcasing Trust's boldness in addressing uncomfortable topics through their music.
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Rock 'n' Roll Star — The title track embodies the rebellious spirit of the album, mixing a catchy rock rhythm with lyrics that satirize fame and success in the music industry.

Tracklist

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1 Chacun sa haine 3:51
2 Mongolo's Land 4:24
3 Paris 3:50
4 Les Notables 4:05
5 Avenir 4:10
6 Serre les poings 4:09
7 I Shall Return (je reviendrai) 4:28
8 Rock 'n' Roll Star 3:48
9 Surveille ton look 6:41

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