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french bread. how delightfully cultural!
nunfu 2 months ago
Remember him ? ; right plastic cunt he was
TheKenfig 4 months ago
awsome miming...soooo believable
BritAU2TH 5 months ago
127 HOURS :)
vfalcon79 11 months ago
"Jet Boy Jet Girl" is the original version. And This is not Roger Jouret singing but Lou Deprijck.
ZLUGGO 1 year ago
i wanna hear a punk rock version
chunk123123 1 year ago
If u translate the song to us it's turning out to be totally ruinated
jeffreyvanesch 1 year ago
@jeffreyvanesch Actually, it's a sad song about a girl who break up with her boyfriend.
pidgee2000 7 months ago
@BRUTUALTRUTH - He is Belgium so you are wrong on all counts.
mrcellophane99 1 year ago
That sounds brutal but it's nice to know I managed to send you something. I did answer your request you know, but remain forever blocked...and I'm as straight as a roman road I tell you...but there's no harm in dancing the night away at CC Bloom's!
jerrygreg2 2 years ago
Bored with me now? I feel used 'n' abused!
jerrygreg2 2 years ago
always wondered what happened to klinsman
omegaman70 2 years ago 2
I heard Bob Dylan was supposed to have these chicks dancing around HIM during a protest song, be he decided at the last minute it would be better suited for Plastic Bertrand... (ha)
deweypug 2 years ago
One of the best songs ever!
The original version is called "Jet Boy Jet Girl" and was recorded by Elton Motello.
ZLUGGO 2 years ago
@ZLUGGO this is the original version, then it was adapted in English
mageli88 1 year ago
@mageli88
The original version is "Jet Boy Jet Girl".
ZLUGGO 1 year ago
@ZLUGGO
from Wikipedia:
"Jet Boy, Jet Girl" has the same backing track as the original Plastic Bertrand's/Lou Deprijck "Ça Plane Pour Moi"
mageli88 1 year ago
@mageli88
Well, as a matter of fact Roger Jouret (Plastic Bertrand) used to be Elton Motello's drummer (and prior to that he used to be the drummer of Hubble Bubble).
Plastic Bertrand used Elton Motello's backing tracks for his own recordings. There are two more Motello tunes on Plastic Bertrand's 1st album ("An 1") called "Pogo Pogo" and "5,4,3,2,1" (the original version is called "Get The Guy").
I have been in touch with Elton Motello in person about this.
ZLUGGO 1 year ago