Le Journal du Hard | Héros du peuple et domestication d’une infanterie

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Le Journal Du Hard Référence au morceau "les Héros du peuple sont immortels" de L'Infanterie Sauvage, le fameux combo Oi banlieusard, collègue de R.A.S., et dont le chanteur a fini idéologiquement très très TRÈS à droite. A ce propos, France Culture a consacré une émission à Géno (ledit chanteur) dans ses dossiers "Histoire de la jeunesse", l'autre skinhead traité (oui , 2 skins dont on raconte l'histoire) étant Farid, de la bande des Halles. Un morceau pas si terrible que ça en tout cas, à mon humble avis, qui a pourtant permis de nommer une compilation punk sortie chez Gougnaf Mouvement en 1985, avec la Souris Déglinguée, Parabellum, OTH, Porte Mentaux, Hot Pants, et même Camera Silens...Alors il faut dire que certains enregistrements de L'Infanterie Sauvage sont ressortis, démos, inédits, compilés notamment sur le label Une Vie Pour Rien (version vinyle) et Dirty Punk records (version cd). Hormis L'Infanterie Sauvage, on retrouve Camera Silens, Kidnap, R.A.S., Templars, TSOL, Rough, Dose Brutal, Adrenalin OD, No Man's Land

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