Georges Berr - Les Deux Pigeons La Mort Et Le Mourant

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Review by Felipe Mosquera V.

Alright, let’s dive into this quirky little piece of art that is Les Deux Pigeons La Mort Et Le Mourant by Georges Berr. It’s not your typical music album—heck, it’s not even really "music" in the traditional sense. This French gem falls under the genre “Non-Music,” which already tells you we’re stepping off the beaten path here. Released on Odeon Records and penned with credits to none other than La Fontaine (yes, THAT La Fontaine), this record feels more like a time capsule from another era than something you'd casually toss on at a party. First up, “Les Deux Pigeons.” Oh man, where do I start? The track has this dreamy, almost hypnotic vibe to it—like someone whispering an old fable directly into your ear while you sit fireside sipping cheap wine. You can practically picture those two pigeons flapping around, all symbolic and poetic-like, as their story unfolds through soundscapes rather than lyrics. What sticks with me most is how intimate it feels. Like, if walls could talk, they’d probably hum this tune. It’s haunting but comforting, kinda like finding an old photograph you didn’t know you needed. Then there’s “La Mort Et Le Mourant,” which hits different altogether. If “Les Deux Pigeons” was cozy nostalgia, this one’s the cold splash of reality. There’s a weightiness to it—a heaviness that sits somewhere between grief and acceptance. It doesn’t scream for attention; instead, it lingers quietly, creeping into your thoughts when you least expect it. I kept thinking about mortality after listening to this track—not in a morbid way, though. More like…a gentle reminder that life’s fleeting, so maybe don’t sweat the small stuff too much. What makes this album stick out isn’t just its weirdness or its roots in classic literature—it’s how unapologetically itself it is. No flashy production tricks, no desperate attempts to be trendy. Just raw storytelling wrapped in sounds that feel both ancient and timeless. Honestly, it’s refreshing in a world obsessed with instant gratification and TikTok hits. So yeah, would I recommend Les Deux Pigeons La Mort Et Le Mourant? Absolutely—but only if you’re ready to embrace something completely outside the box. Or maybe if you need background noise while writing moody poetry late at night. Either way, give it a spin and see what sticks. Who knows? Maybe these pigeons will teach you something about life—or death—or whatever comes next. Oh, and fun fact: listening to this made me realize my cat hates avant-garde audio experiments. Go figure.

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Artist: Georges Berr
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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
La Mort Et Le Mourant
Les Deux Pigeons

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Catalog Numbers

171 085

Labels

Odeon

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Formats

  • Shellac
  • 12"
  • 78 RPM

Credits

RoleCredit
Written-ByLa Fontaine

Notes

Made In France

About Georges Berr

Georges Berr (born 30 July 1867, Paris, France  died 21 July 1942, Paris, France) was a French author and playwright. He wrote several plays in collaboration with and was a member of from 1886 to 1923. He used the pseudonyms and Henry Bott.

Real Name

    • Georges Berr

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s something cool: The album *Les Deux Pigeons La Mort Et Le Mourant* by Georges Berr isn’t your typical music record. It’s labeled as "Non-Music," which makes it pretty unique. The tracks are based on writings by the legendary French poet La Fontaine. Released in France under the Odeon label, it blends storytelling and sound in a way that feels more like a literary experience than a musical one. Definitely not your average listen!