Nick Drake - Plaisir d'Amour

A very short piece Nick Drake played after finishing the album Pink Moon. It is a hidden track not heard of until the release of the compilation album A Treasury in 2004 which was intended for the audiophile audience.

Plaisir d'amour (the pleasure of love) is a classical French love song written in 1780 by Jean Paul Égide Martini. Although, it has been adapted as a piece of pop music, it was written in a classical style during the classical period.

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[paraplegia]

The cardboard box of the Pink Moon original master tape (a photo of which appears on the remastered edition of that album, last page in the booklet) reads: 'Plaisir D'Amour' just before the beginning of side two. A note aside reads: 'Spare title / Do not use'.

The notes to this post tell the rest.

[buskingforlife]

google the title and it explains everything, its not hard to do!

[rockychh]

this is called an attempt at Mass-Chutya...



[rockychh]

this is the tune of I cant help falling in love with you

[DamianoDellaGrotta]

to me, he's not nick drake

[carlose0318]

@TheGlatisant they did, but why is it so impossible to believe he played this as a seperate take at the very end? its sounds like him i think. i could be wrong, but it wouldnt surprise me either way

[TheGlatisant]

Bullshit - Drake was not playing at all like that at around Pink Moon. He actually cut Pink Moon in one take.