You're Under Arrest [Import]

Product Description
French reissue of 1999 release for the 'dirty old man of popular music'. Ten tracks including a cover of Edith Piaf's 'My Legionnaire'.

You're Under Arrest,Serge Gainsbourg,Philips,Foreign Language Rock,French,French Pop,World Music

Average customer rating: Awful... pure dreck. You Are Under Arrest (and are sentenced to listen to this) You Are Under Arrest (and are sentenced to listen to this) For real jazz heads this is wack!! Still, the Master

You're Under Arrest Miles Davis Manufacturer: Sony ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Jazz | Styles | Music Jazz Fusion | Jazz | Styles | Music Smooth Jazz | Jazz | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music CDs $7 - $10 | Jazz General | Jazz | Today's Deals in Music | Formats | Music All Bargain Titles | Jazz General | Jazz | Today's Deals in Music | Formats | Music 4-for-3 Jazz | 4-for-3 Music | Stores | Music 4-for-3 Pop | 4-for-3 Music | Stores | Music 4-for-3 All Music | 4-for-3 Music | Stores | Music Sony | Computers Brands | Computers Features | Electronics | Desktops | Monitors | Networking | Notebooks Similar Items: Decoy Tutu The Man with the Horn We Want Miles Amandla ASIN: B000002642 Release Date: 1989-08-02

Tracks:

1. One Phone Call/Street Scenes
2. Human Nature
3. Intro: MD 1/Something's On Your Mind/MD 2
4. Ms. Morrisine
5. Katia Prelude
6. Katia
7. Time After Time
8. You're Under Arrest
9. Medley: Jean Pierre/You're Under Arrest/Then There Were None

Album Description

Limited Edition Japanese pressing of this album comes housed in a miniature LP sleeve. 2007.

Customer Reviews:

Awful... pure dreck........2005-04-08

If you've never heard this album and are a Miles fan.. AVOID THIS ALBUM AT ALL COSTS!! This is nothing like any Miles you would know or ever want to know. It's the cheesiest pile of 80's rap, trumpet twidling and absurdness ever put to CD. I am still a huge Miles fan, but this seriously knocked my respect for him down a notch or two. Beyond awful- it's almost painful to hear.

You Are Under Arrest (and are sentenced to listen to this).......2005-03-20

This album was just another Miles Davis album in the 80's. The fans and critics new not to expect the straight ahead or even progressive jazz he once recorded to be on his albums. Bitches Brew came out about 15 years earlier, and everybody was used to the new music that Miles was playing. Well almost.

I'm assuming Miles was very proud of this recording. As some of the tunes here get frequent radio play. He was not ready to be forgotten and albums like this he wasn't. But only to the popular audience.

Sadly this album sounds out of date. And although he might of been, 'with the times' then, it sure ain't now. I dont think Miles really cared at this point what anybody said, he just played this "jazz" the way he wanted to, and let no one stop him.

Fortunately, though not able to get a good Davis album at this time, you could still catch a more lively preformance from him live in concert. Miles's horn playing is basically the same as it was 20 years before this album, but his backing musicians are very different and although the trumpet playing is rather good, the other musicians make the sound as a whole, very unabarrable. I wouldn't say this is worse then the modern smooth jazz being played, mainly because there are real instruments on this recording, but it is still very below standards. I am somewhat a fan of contemporary jazz, so I can tolerate this recording more then the avid traditional jazz fan.

One thing I like about this album is just its variety, and is why I gave it 3 stars. Miles's albums, over the years were varied and different, it is why Miles's cataloge is rather enjoyable.

You Are Under Arrest (and are sentenced to listen to this).......2005-03-06

This album was just another Miles Davis album in the 80's. The fans and critics new not to expect the straight ahead or even progressive jazz he once recorded to be on his albums. Bitches Brew came out about 15 years earlier, and everybody was used to the new music that Miles was playing. Well almost.

I'm assuming Miles was very proud of this recording. As some of the tunes here get frequent radio play. He was not ready to be forgotten and albums like this he wasn't. But only to the popular audience.

Sadly this album sounds out of date. And although he might of been, 'with the times' then, it sure ain't now. I dont think Miles really cared at this point what anybody said, he just played this "jazz" the way he wanted to, and let no one stop him.

Fortunately, though not able to get a good Davis album at this time, you could still catch a more lively preformance from him live in concert. Miles's horn playing is basically the same as it was 20 years before this album, but his backing musicians are very different and although the trumpet playing is rather good, the other musicians make the sound as a whole, very unabarrable. I wouldn't say this is worse then the modern smooth jazz being played, mainly because there are real instruments on this recording, but it is still very below standards. I am somewhat a fan of contemporary jazz, so I can tolerate this recording more then the avid traditional jazz fan.

One thing I like about this album is just its variety, and is why I gave it 3 stars. Miles's albums, over the years were varied and different, it is why Miles's cataloge is rather enjoyable.

For real jazz heads this is wack!!.......2004-10-25

If you enjoyed this you obviously really arn't into raw jazz. This is worst than the smooth jazz out now. I appreciate this album for what it is musically( im a jazz trumpet player)but this insnt even a challenge for me to play. I respect it only because Miles was just taking new directions. People who play this kind of music all the time arnt real musicians,Sorry. I wouldnt pay over 5 dollors for this.

Still, the Master.......2003-07-17

Listen to what is likely the final recording of Miles' rasp- "You Got One Phone Call." For me, it's a must-have. The voice and the cover shot of Miles, armed and dangerous. Miles' work could not be classified as 'soft' jazz. He was experimenting, right up til the end. That infamous "in your face" sauce; heartbreakingly tender, redhot and raging- is there in this- not his best, but remarkable, still CD. There will never be another Miles- and if a few elevators were blessed enough to be filled with his sound- there's a better ride- up or down. The last track speaks to the passage of Miles Davis - "Then there were none."

Average customer rating: Sound track for a Japanese animation with a slow tempo.

You're Under Arrest: Original Soundtrack (1994 Anime Video) Kou Otani , Yuki Otani , and Takeshi Shooji Manufacturer: Jvc / Xrcd ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Movie Soundtracks | Soundtracks | Styles | Music General | Soundtracks | Styles | Music Movie Soundtracks | Soundtracks | Indie Music | Stores | Music ASIN: B000003MM1 Release Date: 1996-03-12

Tracks:

1. 100mph Courage - T. Shoji, T. Yokoyama
2. Car Graphic
3. Miyuki Vs. Natsumi
4. And So They Meet
5. Bokuto Police Department
6. Era Turbo Strikes
7. Eye Catch 1
8. Coin Toss
9. Era Turbo
10. Era Turbo Vs. GSX-R & MiniPat
11. Era Turbo Vs. MiniPat
12. Natsumi Takes A Shortcut
13. Time's Running Out
14. Game Over
15. New Partner
16. On Patrol
17. Sick Kitty
18. Launcher Delta On The Loose
19. Offroader Conversion
20. Typhoon I
21. Watermelon Duty
22. Legend Of The Launcher Delta
23. Eye Catch 2
24. Typhoon II
25. Typhoon Rally
26. Ken-Chan To The Rescue
27. Natsumi's Turn
28. Napping With Kittens
29. Natsumi Asleep
30. Dressing For Work
31. Spreading Rumors
32. Wrong Place
33. Drinking By The Sea
34. Train Ride Home
35. More Rumors
36. Sorry...
37. Natsumi Takes Control
38. Car Conversation
39. Feverish Chase
40. First Date
41. Chase
42. Piano I
43. Launch At The Temple
44. Decision
45. Piano II
46. Taking A Chance
47. How To Say Good-Bye
48. Motorcycle Academy
49. Alone I
50. Alone II
51. Sadness
52. Marathon Escort
53. Street On Fire
54. On The Road Again
55. With All The Passion I Have - T. Shoji, A. Mana

Customer Reviews:

Sound track for a Japanese animation with a slow tempo........1997-12-31

"You are under arrest" is the official English title for the Japanese anime "Taiho shichauzo" In order to really appreciate the beginning theme song in this sound track, you have to see it with the animation which accompanied it. The ending song, however, is great as is. (I can listen to it a hundred times without getting tired of it, or did I listen to it more than that?.) The musical instruments in the songs reflects the actions in the animation, so it's best appreciated when you saw the animation already and understand why some instrument was selected over another. I would have considered "I'll arrest you (heart-mark)" to be the better translation. The only regrettable thing about this is that the TV series didn't last long enough for them to compose more songs, but the TV series was followed by movies which in turn had its own new songs. Why only an 8? Since I saw many Japanese animation, and tend to be picky. Also, these songs cannot be fully appreciated without having seen the animation, so I give it a 7.5, which is rounded up to 8. END

Average customer rating: Gainsbourg's last album

You're Under Arrest Serge Gainsbourg Manufacturer: Polygram Int'l ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD France | Continental Europe | Europe | International | Styles | Music General | International | Styles | Music Rock | International | Styles | Music General | Pop | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music French Pop | Euro Pop | Pop | Styles | Music International | Imports | Stores | Music Rock | Imports | Stores | Music Similar Items: Love on the Beat L' Homme a Tete De Chou ASIN: B0000523PJ Release Date: 2001-02-22

Tracks:

1. You're Under Arrest
2. Five Easy Pisseuses
3. Baille Baille Samantha
4. Suck Baby Suck
5. Gloomy Sunday
6. Aux Enfants de la Chance
7. Shotgun
8. Glass Securit
9. Dispatch Box
10. Mon Lonnaire

Album Details

Last studio album released before his death, more controversial and deliberately shocking material.

Customer Reviews:

Gainsbourg's last album.......2002-03-18

Some people call You're Under Arrest the first French rap album. However it's mostly the title track that has influenced French rap. The other songs aren't much more hip hop than such classic spoken word songs as "Initials B.B." and "L'homme à tête de chou". There's even songs with melodies on this album, such as the anti-drug "Aux enfants de la chance". When I heard the title track for the first time, it sounded really stupid: "You're under arrest cause you're the best, slip-it-a-slam b-boom-bang Gainsbourg". Later it started to sound really funny. In many songs the idea is the same as on the previous album Love on the Beat: Gainsbourg murmurs the verse and the background singers sing some slogan as a kind of chorus. Sounds like a boring idea but works very well. Sometimes the slogan in the chorus means a different thing in French and English: "Baille baille Samantha" sounds like "Bye bye Samantha" and "Shotgun" sounds like "Chacun". There are two cover versions on the album. I've heard more gloomy versions of "Gloomy Sunday" but of the Piaf classic "Mon legionnaire" is one of the best cover versions I've heard. It sounds almost apocalyptical, and the sax is great. You're Under Arrest is an excellent album, and it's admirable that a man who was almost 60 years old experimented with a newish genre of music like rap. Gainsbourg lived for four years after this album but during those years he wrote songs for other artists only. You're Under Arrest is a strong ending for his amazing career.

Average customer rating: Gainsbourg's last album

You're Under Arrest Serge Gainsbourg Manufacturer: Philips ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD France | Continental Europe | Europe | International | Styles | Music General | International | Styles | Music Rock | International | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music French Pop | Euro Pop | Pop | Styles | Music International | Imports | Stores | Music Rock | Imports | Stores | Music ASIN: B000006YWC Release Date: 2001-06-12

Tracks:

1. You're Under Arrest
2. Five Easy Pisseuses
3. Baille Baille Samantha
4. Suck Baby Suck
5. Gloomy Sunday
6. Aux Enfants de la Chance
7. Shotgun
8. Glass Securit
9. Dispatch Box
10. Mon Lonnaire

Album Description

French reissue of 1999 release for the 'dirty old man of popular music'. Ten tracks including a cover of Edith Piaf's 'My Legionnaire'.

Customer Reviews:

Gainsbourg's last album.......2000-05-27

Some people call You're Under Arrest the first French rap album. However it's mostly the title track that has influenced French rap. The other songs aren't much more hip hop than such classic spoken word songs as "Initials B.B." and "L'homme à tête de chou". There's even songs with melodies on this album, such as the anti-drug "Aux enfants de la chance". When I heard the title track for the first time, it sounded really stupid: "You're under arrest cause you're the best, slip-it-a-slam b-boom-bang Gainsbourg". Later it started to sound really funny. In many songs the idea is the same as on the previous album Love on the Beat: Gainsbourg murmurs the verse and the background singers sing some slogan as a kind of chorus. Sounds like a boring idea but works very well. Sometimes the slogan in the chorus means a different thing in French and English: "Baille baille Samantha" sounds like "Bye bye Samantha" and "Shotgun" sounds like "Chacun". There are two cover versions on the album. I've heard more gloomy versions of "Gloomy Sunday" but of the Piaf classic "Mon legionnaire" is one of the best cover versions I've heard. It sounds almost apocalyptical, and the sax is great. You're Under Arrest is an excellent album, and it's admirable that a man who was almost 60 years old experimented with a newish genre of music like rap. Gainsbourg lived for four years after this album but during those years he wrote songs for other artists only. You're Under Arrest is a strong ending for his amazing career.

Average customer rating: Excellent album for fans of the series!

You're Under Arrest: Theme Song Full Collection Japanimation Manufacturer: Jvc Victor ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Soundtracks | Styles | Music ASIN: B00005NSBY

Customer Reviews:

Excellent album for fans of the series!.......2002-11-21

If you're a fan of the series "You're Under Arrest!," then you'll certainly enjoy this. This two-CD album has almost all of the opening and ending themes from the series and also the Playstation game songs! The second CD has some selected character songs along with a 30-minute long interview (in Japanese) with the staff of the series. Overall, the songs are very enjoyable; they're all J-pop, so there's not much more to say! Even if you haven't seen "You're Under Arrest!," you'd probably still find this to be quite enjoyable if you like J-pop. Here's a list of the song tracks:

CD 1
1. Starting Up
2. Blooming Days
3. Calling
4. Start [Japanese Characters That I Can't Read]
5. Get a Chance
6. Brand New Day
7. Yell ~[Japanese Characters]~
8. Love Somebody
9. [Japanese Characters]
10. Thank You, Love
11. [Japanese Characters]

CD 2
1. [Japanese Characters]
2. [Japanese Characters]
3. Go! Go! [Japanese Characters]
4. [Japanese Characters]
5. 100mph [Japanese Characters]
6. [Japanese Characters]
7. 30-minute Interview

Average customer rating:

You're Under Arrest Miles Davis Manufacturer: Sony Japan ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Jazz | Styles | Music Jazz Fusion | Jazz | Styles | Music Smooth Jazz | Jazz | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Jazz | Imports | Stores | Music ASIN: B000I5YVSY Release Date: 2006-12-04

Tracks:

1. One Phone Call/Street Scenes
2. Human Nature
3. Intro: MD 1/Something's on Your Mind/MD 2
4. Ms. Morrisine
5. Katia Prelude
6. Katia
7. Time After Time
8. You're Under Arrest
9. Medley: Jean Pierre/You're Under Arrest/Then There Were None

Album Description

Limited Edition Japanese pressing of this album comes house in a miniature LP sleeve. 2006.

Album Details

Japanese Limited Edition Issue of the Dsd Mastered Album Classic in a Deluxe, Miniaturized LP Sleeve Replica of the Original Vinyl Album Artwork.

Average customer rating:

You're Under Arrest ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD France | Continental Europe | Europe | International | Styles | Music International | Imports | Stores | Music ASIN: B000HOJDYS Release Date: 2006-11-01

Average customer rating:

You're Under Arrest - The Movie: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack Original Anime Motion Picture Soundtrack Manufacturer: SM Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Soundtracks | Styles | Music ASIN: B000Q08DZS

Product Description

SM Records issue with 24 tracks of music from the anime film "You're Under Arrest: The Movie". Song list: 1. Stand Up 2. Calling (Nitro) 3. Tachistoscope 4. Polite 5. Drawback 6. Crack 7. Forefront 8. Glaze 9. Chain Reaction 10. Vice 11. Fuel 12. Crust 13. Dubious 14. Removal 15. Storage 16. Skill 17. Worm 18. Algorithm 19. Time Distance 20. Moment 21. Slant 22. Kaze No Tou (Naho) 23. Donnani Tsurai Koto Ga Attatto Shitemo (Emiko) 24. Calling

Average customer rating: Awful... pure dreck. You Are Under Arrest (and are sentenced to listen to this) You Are Under Arrest (and are sentenced to listen to this) For real jazz heads this is wack!! Still, the Master

You're Under Arrest Miles Davis ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Jazz | Styles | Music Jazz Fusion | Jazz | Styles | Music Smooth Jazz | Jazz | Styles | Music Jazz | Imports | Stores | Music Similar Items: Decoy Tutu The Man with the Horn We Want Miles Amandla ASIN: B00004VUJX Release Date: 2000-06-21

Tracks:

1. One Phone Call/Street Scenes
2. Human Nature
3. Intro: MD 1/Something's on Your Mind/MD 2
4. Ms. Morrisine
5. Katia Prelude
6. Katia
7. Time After Time
8. You're Under Arrest
9. Medley: Jean Pierre/You're Under Arrest/Then There Were None

Album Description

Limited Edition Japanese pressing of this album comes housed in a miniature LP sleeve. 2007.

Customer Reviews:

Awful... pure dreck........2005-04-08

If you've never heard this album and are a Miles fan.. AVOID THIS ALBUM AT ALL COSTS!! This is nothing like any Miles you would know or ever want to know. It's the cheesiest pile of 80's rap, trumpet twidling and absurdness ever put to CD. I am still a huge Miles fan, but this seriously knocked my respect for him down a notch or two. Beyond awful- it's almost painful to hear.

You Are Under Arrest (and are sentenced to listen to this).......2005-03-20

This album was just another Miles Davis album in the 80's. The fans and critics new not to expect the straight ahead or even progressive jazz he once recorded to be on his albums. Bitches Brew came out about 15 years earlier, and everybody was used to the new music that Miles was playing. Well almost.

I'm assuming Miles was very proud of this recording. As some of the tunes here get frequent radio play. He was not ready to be forgotten and albums like this he wasn't. But only to the popular audience.

Sadly this album sounds out of date. And although he might of been, 'with the times' then, it sure ain't now. I dont think Miles really cared at this point what anybody said, he just played this "jazz" the way he wanted to, and let no one stop him.

Fortunately, though not able to get a good Davis album at this time, you could still catch a more lively preformance from him live in concert. Miles's horn playing is basically the same as it was 20 years before this album, but his backing musicians are very different and although the trumpet playing is rather good, the other musicians make the sound as a whole, very unabarrable. I wouldn't say this is worse then the modern smooth jazz being played, mainly because there are real instruments on this recording, but it is still very below standards. I am somewhat a fan of contemporary jazz, so I can tolerate this recording more then the avid traditional jazz fan.

One thing I like about this album is just its variety, and is why I gave it 3 stars. Miles's albums, over the years were varied and different, it is why Miles's cataloge is rather enjoyable.

You Are Under Arrest (and are sentenced to listen to this).......2005-03-06

This album was just another Miles Davis album in the 80's. The fans and critics new not to expect the straight ahead or even progressive jazz he once recorded to be on his albums. Bitches Brew came out about 15 years earlier, and everybody was used to the new music that Miles was playing. Well almost.

I'm assuming Miles was very proud of this recording. As some of the tunes here get frequent radio play. He was not ready to be forgotten and albums like this he wasn't. But only to the popular audience.

Sadly this album sounds out of date. And although he might of been, 'with the times' then, it sure ain't now. I dont think Miles really cared at this point what anybody said, he just played this "jazz" the way he wanted to, and let no one stop him.

Fortunately, though not able to get a good Davis album at this time, you could still catch a more lively preformance from him live in concert. Miles's horn playing is basically the same as it was 20 years before this album, but his backing musicians are very different and although the trumpet playing is rather good, the other musicians make the sound as a whole, very unabarrable. I wouldn't say this is worse then the modern smooth jazz being played, mainly because there are real instruments on this recording, but it is still very below standards. I am somewhat a fan of contemporary jazz, so I can tolerate this recording more then the avid traditional jazz fan.

One thing I like about this album is just its variety, and is why I gave it 3 stars. Miles's albums, over the years were varied and different, it is why Miles's cataloge is rather enjoyable.

For real jazz heads this is wack!!.......2004-10-25

If you enjoyed this you obviously really arn't into raw jazz. This is worst than the smooth jazz out now. I appreciate this album for what it is musically( im a jazz trumpet player)but this insnt even a challenge for me to play. I respect it only because Miles was just taking new directions. People who play this kind of music all the time arnt real musicians,Sorry. I wouldnt pay over 5 dollors for this.

Still, the Master.......2003-07-17

Listen to what is likely the final recording of Miles' rasp- "You Got One Phone Call." For me, it's a must-have. The voice and the cover shot of Miles, armed and dangerous. Miles' work could not be classified as 'soft' jazz. He was experimenting, right up til the end. That infamous "in your face" sauce; heartbreakingly tender, redhot and raging- is there in this- not his best, but remarkable, still CD. There will never be another Miles- and if a few elevators were blessed enough to be filled with his sound- there's a better ride- up or down. The last track speaks to the passage of Miles Davis - "Then there were none."

Average customer rating: track listing

You're Under Arrest: Song Full Collection Japanimation Manufacturer: Jvc Victor ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Soundtracks | Styles | Music ASIN: B00005NS9Q Release Date: 2001-09-21

Tracks:

1. Starting Up
2. Blooming Days
3. Calling
4. Start
5. Get A Chance
6. Brand New Day (On Air Mix Full Ver.)
7. Yell
8. Love Somebody
9. Japanese Title
10. Thank You, Love
11. Japanese Title
12. Japanese Title
13. Japanese Title
14. Go!Go!
15. Japanese Title
16. 100mph
17. Japanese Title
18. Japanese Title

Customer Reviews:

track listing.......2007-05-03

CD 1
1. Starting Up
2. Blooming Days
3. Calling
4. Start [Japanese Characters]
5. Get a Chance
6. Brand New Day
7. Yell ~[Japanese Characters]~
8. Love Somebody
9. [Japanese Characters]
10. Thank You, Love
11. [Japanese Characters]

CD 2
1. [Japanese Characters]
2. [Japanese Characters]
3. Go! Go! [Japanese Characters]
4. [Japanese Characters]
5. 100mph [Japanese Characters]
6. [Japanese Characters]
7. 30-minute Interview

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