Bel Canto Orquestra - Pascal Comelade

10 track LP.
Limited edition of 300.
Recorded live at Castelnau-le-Lez on October 28th 1983. Bonus track recorded in the studio on August 12th 1992.
Tracks first released on a cassette published by the Medamothi gallery and Frigico (1983) and on "Musique's action" (1994) for the bonus track.
Released in France.

Pau Riba & Pascal Comelade

20 track 2 x LP.
Limited edition of 500 on coloured vinyl.
Augmented reissue of the 2013 album, with 9 bonus tracks (unreleased, tracks published on other records, covers and live versions).
Released in Spain.

Pascal Comelade, Jac Berrocal, Vincent Epplay

12 track LP.
Released in France.

Pascal Comelade - Lionel Limiñana - Marie Limiñana

2 track 10" EP.
Limited edition of 300 signed and numbered copies.
Extended versions of two tracks from "Boom boom", "Solo de boxe en conserve" and "Contorsionne-toi toi-même".
Released in France.

Pascal Comelade - Lionel Limiñana - Marie Limiñana

12 track CD or LP.
Released in France.

Pascal Comelade - Ramón Prats - Lee Ranaldo

6 track CD or LP.
Recorded live in Banyoles on April 28th 2022 on the occasion of the Staubgold label's 25th anniversary.
Released in France.

Various Artists

15 track 2 x LP.
One side for each of the artists, Pascal Comelade, Guigou Chenevier, Madame Patate & Klimperei and Toupidek Limonade.
The Comelade side features a 20 mn version of "Nothing but U".
Released in France.

Pascal Comelade

10 track CD or LP.
Released in France.

Pascal Comelade

2 track 7".
For the 20th birthday of the Musée International des Arts Modestes, a reissue of the MIAM hymn from 2000, sung by Général Alcazar.
The B side, "Rue rapide", a cover of Adriano Celentano's "Il ragazzo della via Gluck", is previously unreleased.
Released in France. On sale only at the museum or through Cougouyou Music.

Pascal Comelade & Richard Pinhas

6 track LP.
Limited edition of 500 copies.
Tracks are either previously unreleased, or were completely revisited, developed, remixed. "Third" is featured in this version on the CD issue of "Le cut-up populaire".
Released in France.

Ivette Nadal i Pascal Comelade

14 track CD.
11 original songs and three covers, of "Love too soon" (P.J. Harvey/Pascal Comelade), "Who'll stop the rain" (Creedence Clearwater Revival) and "Passejant per Barcelona" (Quico Pi de la Serra).
Released in Spain.

Pascal Comelade

28 track CD or 24 track double LP.
Album recorded between 2017 and 2020. Might be considered as the French issue for Deviationist muzak, but a year has passed :
13 tracks are new; 15 featured on the vinyl release of Deviationist muzak, but some have been reworked.
Released in France.

Pascal Comelade . Marc Hurtado

8 track CD.
Original songs. Lyrics by Marc Hurtado.
Released in Austria.

25 track CD, sound supplement to the Le rien illustré book.
Compilation of covers.
Released in France.

Pascal Comelade

2 x 10" lp. 16 tracks.
Limited edition of 500 copies numbered and signed by Pascal Comelade.
Anthology of collaborations with singers recorded between 1981 and 2018. Contains reworked and unreleased titles.
Released in France.

Bel Canto Orquestra - Pascal Comelade

4 track 7", presented as unreleased : two live with Bel Canto Orquestra, one from 2018 with Xarim Aresté and a cover of "Sheena is a punk rocker", which seems identical to the one released on "Concepte general de la quincalla catalana".
Limited edition of 300 copies.
Dedicated to Didier Banon (1959-2019).
Released in France.

Pascal Comelade

15 track CD or 23 track double LP.
Previously unreleased recordings made between 2017 and 2019.
Released in Spain.

6 track 45 rpm 10".
Tweaked reissue of the 2006 CD, minus 3 tracks and with added unreleased "Vals burlesco".
On sale here.
Released in France.

Pascal Comelade i Ivette Nadal

2 track 7" and CD ("Farem un foc" / "No sé on").
Limited edition of 300 copies for the 7".
"No sé on" is a version of "Love too soon".
Released in Spain.

The Limiñanas with Pascal Comelade

2 track 7" ("The curse of Santa Claus" / "Silent night").
Limited edition of 320 copies on white vinyl.
Released in the Netherlands.

Pascal Comelade

4 track 7" released for Week-end Fest 2017 in a 300 copies edition (200 on black vinyl plus 100 signés on transparent vinyl only available at the festival).
New recordings : 3 covers ("Billy The Monster" by The Deviants, "Black Is Black" by Los Bravos et "Sweet Virginia" by The Rolling Stones) and a new version of "Don't Touch My Blue Oyster Shoes".
Released in Germany.

Pascal Comelade

2 x LP + CD. Complete and expanded revisited reissue of the 1981 album.
Released in France.

Pascal Comelade

CD or 2 x LP. 24 tracks. Abridged version of the now out of print box set, that was itself a shortened version of the complete discography !
Released in France.

Pascal Comelade

6 x CD. 165 tracks. 72 page booklet, plus a hand-numbered print. Edition of 1 000 copies.
Retrospective box set. Some tracks are previously unreleased, others were rerecorded or tweaked.
Released in France.

Pascal Comelade

3 track 7".
Contains Wings on rocks, from the music of the Bob Wilson ballet of the same title (1999), with Richard Pinhas on guitar, Despintura (a) fonica, a previously unreleased track from 2009, maybe linked to the Despintura fonica album from 2013, as well as a new version of The nothing twist, recorded with Les Limiñanas and Xarim Aresté on guitar.
Released in France.

Armand Miralles - Pascal Comelade

4 track 7".
These recordings date from 1980. At the time, three test-pressings were made, but this is the first commercially available edition of the record. Listen to Carré 2.
Released in France.

Pascal Comelade

12 track lp + 12 track CD.
Revisited reissue of the 1998 album (also reduced to fit on an lp).
Includes 8 of the 15 tracks on the original album (Domisiladoré, Le soir du grand soir, Teresa, Si, La cuisson de vos cuisses, Maruxina and Le grand pianonasite are missing).
4 tracks are added : The great Ricardo Solfa and Featherhead (from Swing slang song), September song (from September song) and a probably previouysly unreleased version of Le soir du grand soir live in Barcelona in 2008.
Released in France.

Pascal Comelade

20 track CD.
Previously unreleased in Spain recordings of Pascal Comelade compositions dating from 2012 to 2015, with an interference from 1974.
Includes large extracts from "El pianista del antifaz" and "Traité de guitares triolectiques".
Released in Spain.

3-track CD-R, in a 300 copies edition.
Released in France.

Pascal Comelade + Les Liminanas

14 track lp + 16 track CD or 16 track CD.
1 track exclusive to the lp, Lord of Flashington. 3 tracks exclusive to the CD, Ramblin' rose, Yesterday man and I'm dead.
Released in France.

Pascal Comelade et Gérard Jacquet

16 track CD.
Compilation of 16 the 30 tracks released on both volumes of Pop songs del Rossello in 2000 and 2001.
Released in Spain.

Jordi Pere Cerda

CD.
18 poems by Jordi Pere Cerda written in Cerdanya in 1940 and recorded by him in 2008. With musical accompaniment by Pascal Comelade.
See below in 2008 the book-record Del temps / Instants.
Released in Spain.

Pascal Comelade

53 track 5 x LP. Limited edition.
Compilation of Pascal Comelade's first years: Fluence, Paralelo, Sentimientos, Séquences païennes, Ready-made andIrregular organ / Musique par correspondance.
The fifth record includes the premier first Bel Canto Orquestra concert in Montpellier on October 28th 1983, as well as two tracks from Slow musics.
Released in Germany.

Pascal Comelade

30 track CD of popular music from Catalogne. Contains recent recordings from 2013 and 2014 (including both tracks from the 2013 single), but also recordings from 1988 to 2004, among which tracks from the projects Pop songs del Rosselo, Improperis, Hiparxiologi del plat combinat and Un tal jazz.
This is also Volume 2 of Col.lecció-Nord, a new Catalan label. Available as a standalone release or as part of a box set containing the first four volumes of the collection.
Released in Spain.

16 track CD, live with the Bel Canto Orquestra from 2006 to 2010.
Reissue of the album that came with the "Lo piano vermell" comic, with 2 tracks omitted ("Egyptian reggae" and "Lumpen harmony") and 6 added
("El rei de la magia", "El pianista de l'antifaz", "Pim pam pum al concepte", "Strip tease de mosques en patinet", "Under my thumb" and "L'argot del soroll").
Released in Spain.

168 pages book + 2 x 7" single (8 tracks), in an edition of 300 numbered copies.
The book contains 166 paintings by Pascal Comelade, his own re--interpretations/imitations of 7" records and sleeves.
Both singles compile mostly previously released covers.
Preview of the book.
Released in France.

Pascal Comelade & Pau Riba

11 track CD, ten new songs, of which 9 in Catalan and 1 in French, and a new recording of "Taxista", which gave its title to Pau Riba's very first EP.
Released in Spain.
(Merci à Rémi B.)

8 track LP, in an edition of 200 copies.
Pascal Comelade solo, and with the Bel Canto Orquestra and the Cobla Sant Jordi.
The cover is a folded poster featuring a portrait of Pascal Comelade by the painter Miquel Barcelo.
On sale exclusively at the Maria Dos gallery.
Released in France.

2 track CD, The halucinogenic espontex sinfonia (El paseo de Céret) / El ball de Céret, in an edition of 150 numbered copies.
On sale at the Maria Dos gallery.
Released in France.

7", in an edition of 50 numbered copies.
100th anniversary of the first ready-made.
On sale at the Maria Dos gallery.
Released in France.

16 track LP+CD or CD.
Released in France.

8 track CD.
Includes"Back to schizo", from"Oblique sessions, vol. 2" and several unreleased tracks recorded in 2011 and 2012 between Paris and Barcelona.
Limited edition of 1000 copies. Cover art by Lluís Juncosa.
Released in Spain.
(Merci à Thierry B.)

20 track CD, from 1982-1992, enclosed with the 84 pages catalogue-book "Vidéos, compilations PC 79-92" by Thierry Galettto.
Limited edition of 400 copies signed by Pascal Comelade
Released in France.
(Merci à Rémi B. et Dominique F.)

4 track 7".
Virtual record blending primitive rock and repetitive music on four covers.
Released in France.

Albert Pla - Pascal Comelade

2 x CD 8 + 10 tracks.
Somiatruites, is originally the title of a live show with Albert Pla, Pascal Comeladeand a little puppet orchestra, which was performed many times in Spain in 2010 and 2011. The 18 tracks on the CD are sung in catalan and castillan with new and old music by Pascal Comelade.
Released in Spain.

Pascal Comelade & Cobla Sant Jordi

10 track CD, chosen from Pascal Comelade's 1990-2010 body of work and reinterpreted by PC, Pep Pascual, Ivan Martinez,Oriol Luna and the Cobla Sant Jordi.
Released in Spain.

13 track CD.
Reissue of the 1982 12" single with 7 bonus tracks : 2 from 1981, 3 from 1982 and 3 from 1984, including live covers of Kraftwerk's "The model" , The Television Personalities' "Part time punks" and The Doors' "The end".
Released in France.

2 x CD, 15 + 10 tracks.
The first true reissue of a record from this list. it is the French issue of this 2002 album, with the same tracks in a different sequence plus "Un train direct puor Charenton" as a bonus. It now comes with a live Bel Canto Orquestra CD recorded in Barcelona on September 30th 2008 (Auditori) and in Paris on October 15th 2009 (Beaubourg).
Released in France. (Thanks to Dominique F.)

Casasses i Comelade

13 track CD + DVD with a concert filmed in Sabadell in May 2010 and the Olivier Cavaller documentary, A skatalan musical eclectic show.
Released in Spain.

2 DVD.
Among the bonus features on DVD 2, there is a film by Pierre Guy, "Retour à Murnau" (26 min, 1981), with music by Pascal Comelade, his first film music.
Released in France.

14 track CD.
Released in France. (Thanks to Dominique F.)

19 track CD, from 1975-1984 and preiously unreleased on CD, enclosed with the 72 pages catalogue-book "Enregistrements PC 75-90" by Thierry Galettto.
Limited edition of 400 copies signed by Pascal Comelade. Foreword by Guy Barral.
Released in France.
Source : Article from Le Midi libre du 29 juillet 2010 (Thanks to Jean-François G.)

8 track CD, of which 6 by Pascal Comelade (none previously unreleaed), enclosed in the book of the same title.
Released in France.
More info (Thanks to Dominique F.)

2 track 45 rpm 7".
The title track from "A freak serenade" and "I can't control myself" on the B side.
Sleeve art by Pascal Comelade.
Released in France.

DVD + Book.
"La coquille et le clergy man", the silent film by Germaine Dulac (1927, 40 mn), with a screenplay by Antonin Artaud, is available here in its restaured original version with three different musical accompaniments, one of them by Pascal Comelade.
Released in France.

14 track CD.
French release of "Friki serenata".
"Improperis serenata (Pop Rossello)" is replaced by "L'enterrament de les sardines" and "Sans les mains!".
Released in France.

13 track CD.
Spanish release of "A freak serenade".
"L'enterrament de les sardines" et "Sans les mains!" sont remplacés par "Improperis serenata (Pop Rossello)".
Released in Spain.

4 x CD + 2 booklets.
"Definitive compilation" of Pascal Comelade's recorded output from 1992 to 2002.
Released in Spain.

One-sided 1-track 7" picture disc, in a limited numbered edition of 500 copies.
Released in Spain.

One-sided 5-track 10" lp, in a limited numbered edition of 500 copies.
Texts written and read by Perejaume and Enric Casasses. Musical accompaniment by Pascal Comelade and Pep Pascual.
Released in Spain.

20 track CD.
Sub-titled "The best of Pascal Comelade".
Retrospective compilation of tracks from the albums "Danses et Chants de Syldavie", "Musique pour Films vol. 2", "L’Argot Du Bruit", "Psicotic Music’hall", "Métode de Rocanrol" or previously anthologised on "Monofonicorama".
Released in the United Kingdom.

8 track CD enclosed with the november 2008 issue n° 157 of the Enderrock magazine.
The eight tracks are Rolling Stones covers, five of them previously unreleased ("8 stoned sub-versions).
Cover photo and 8 pages dedicated to Pascal Comelade in the magazine.
Released in Spain.

Book and record combo.
11 poems from 1940 by Jordi Pere Cerdá, in Catalan and in French.
Original paintings by Patrick Loste.
The CD-R contains one 10 minute track : Jordi Pere Cerdá reads 13 poems, with musical accompaniment by Pascal Comelade.
Released in France.
Thanks to Jacques.

Book and record combo.
A comic by Max starring Pascal Comelade ("Lo piano vermell") and a CD of the Bel Canto Orquestra recorded live in 2006 ("El Steinway a la guillotina").
Released in Spain.

11 track CD, in an edition of 200 numbered copies.
Live recording of the Bel Canto Orquestra in Barcelona as part of the Festa Major de Gracia.
Released in Spain.

2 track 45 rpm 7".
Titles : "Le chanson douce"/"Le chanson douce" (Soul edit).
The cover art references a French EP by The Thirtheen Floor Elevators.
A refreshing video can be viewed here.
Infos : www.myspace.com/raphdumas
Released in France.

18 track CD.
Spanish release of the album, different from the French one, like with "Piscotic music'hall".
Logically, the three tracks previously relased in Spain on "Espontex sinfonia", "The halucinogenic espontex sinfonia", "Le barman de Satan" and "Com un rossinyol amb mal de queixal", have been removed, in favour of seven new tracks, including several covers.
Released in Spain.

14 track CD.
Previously unreleased, including a new version of "Il luna-park galactico", except three tracks previously released in Spain on "Espontex sinfonia", "The halucinogenic espontex sinfonia", "Le barman de Satan" and "Com un rossinyol amb mal de queixal".
Album's blog.
Released in France.

25 track CD, in a limited numbered edition.
Subtitled "Best-Off (?) 2005-1992", it is a retrospective of these years.
Released in France.

4 track CD enclosed with the march 2007 issue n° 137 of the Enderrock magazine.
Recorded live at the Theater Jardi in Figueres on april 3 2004.
Tracks : "Abril 74", "I si canto trist", "L'argot del soroll" et "Cant miner (Cançó sense fi)".
Released in Spain.

8 track CD, in a limited edition of 350 signed numbered copies, 100 of which are not for sale, released in conjonction with the 10th festival plouc de BD de Fillols (22-23 july 2006).
Six tracks by Fréhel, Damia and Yvette Guilbert sung by Alex Barbier accaompanied by Pascal Comelade on piano, plus two instrumental cuts.
On sale here.
Released in France.

4 CD box set with 70 titles, in a limited numbered edition of 1000 copies.
Subtitled "Pascal Comelade 1975-2005", it is of course a retrospective of the first thirty years of Pascal Comelade's recorded output.
Released in Spain.

CD, in a limited edition of 1000 copies. Music by Pascal Comelade, played by the Cobla Mil.lenària, original paintings by Claude Viallat.
Released in France.

6 track 10 inch vinyl record, in a limited edition of 1000 numbered copies, released in conjonction with the Musique Action festival in Vandoeuvre-les-Nancy (15-28 may 2006.
Three tracks are previously released ("The blank invasion of schizofonics bikinis", "I love Joan Jett" and "Mother of earth"). The other three are previously unreleased : "Sheena is a punk rocker", "Sweet little sixteen" (live 1991) and "Russian roulette" (live 2005).
Released in France.

Fifteen previously unreleased tracks, included four created in 2004 for the play "La plaça del diamant", and two created also in 2004 choregraphy "Psitt psitt", a new version of a ballet created by Erik Satie over a hundred years ago.
Two cuts are played by coblas (brass bands), including a new version of"Sardana dels desemparats". Also of note is an electric cover of The Gun Club's "Mother of earth".
Released in Spain.

Enric Casasses
Pascal Comelade

13 track CD.
For years, Pascal Comelade and the poet Enric Casasses have performed together. Until now, the recorded evidence of this collaboration made available has only been very partial or released very confidentially. Here, we have on a full album recorded late 2005 the association of Enric Casasses, who tells his poems and plays triangle, with Pascal Comelade and his musician friends. The biggest surprise here is that a good half of the record has an electric rock sound (electric bass, drums, electric guitar, Farfisa organ). The music is by Pascal Comelade, but there are also a few covers (among them "Knockin' on heaven's door", "I can't control myself" or the final track, "Purple haze", played by a brass band).
Released in Spain.

Original soundtrack of the film. The twelve Pascal Comelade titles it includes, from reading the list, are most probably a compilation of previously released tracks covering nearly twenty years of Pascal Comelade releases, from "4 rroses pour Marie" to "Sense el resso del dring". The other half of the soundtrack is a compilation of various artists without any relation to Comelade.
Released in Germany.

Virtual record recorded live in Vernet-les-Bains on July 6 2005.

Original soundtrack of the film, made up mainly of previously unreleased Pascal Comelade tracks.
Released in France.

Compilation of tracks culled from the "Fluence", "Paralelo", and "Sentimientos" records.
Released in France.

Compilation of live and studio tracks, some of them previously unreleased.
Released in Spain.

Ten track compilation released with the annual magazine Matador (Letter G, december 2003).
It seems most tracks were previously available, except maybe "La phonométrie châtiant les hérétiques".
The magazine with its CD is on sale on the publishers website, La Fabrica Editorial.
Released in Spain.

Instrumental covers of traditional Catalan tunes.
Released in Spain.

15 track record included in the printed catalogu of the "Pascal Comelade and his play toy orchestra" exhibition, shown at Barcelona's Contemporay Cultural Center in 2004.
The record is a compilation of tracks recorded with toy instruments, all previously released.
The discography included in this catalogue is one of the information sources used for this page.
Released in Spain.

French release of this album, with a few discrepancies in the track listing compared with the Spanish version :
namely, three missing tracks ("Benvingut a la societat de l'espectacle", "Zas llast vals" and "Il Luna-park galactico (Paso-triple)"),
two added tracks ("A hard mortadello's a-gonna filemon fall" and "Contre le style"),
not to mention "Al pianista della bodega bohemia" which is retitled "Mieux que ses seins, ses bas se tiennent" !

10" vinyl record, released in France, featuring "To de damnit ornette to be", "Sense el resso del dring" and "Un train direct pour Charenton".

15 track CD.
Original Spanish release.

Spanish promo CD single. B side : "Al pianista della bodega bohemia".

Original soundtrack of the film. Half the tracks are previously unreleased Pascal Comelade compositions.
The other half is composed by José Manuel Pagan and is not played by Pascal Comelade.
Released in Spain.

Second record of covers of popular songs from the Roussillon region sung by Gérard Jacquet.
One track available for download at the Editions Trabucaire website.
Released in France.

7 track mini-CD. The "September song" cover is sung by Robert Wyatt.
Released in France and in Japan.

Covers of popular songs from the Roussillon region sung by Gérard Jacquet.
For those who are lazy or in a hurry, the last track is a vrey good and practical summary of the record.
More info on Blogonzeureux!.
One track available for download at the Editions Trabucaire website.
Released in France.

3 track CD (L'hymne au MIAM, Welcome to Maudits Waters, L'ascenseur).
When it works, you can listen to these songs in certain places at the Musée international des arts modestes inSète.
Released in France.

Music for the Museum of Modern Art in Céret.
Limited edition of 50 signed and numbered copies.
Released in France.

CD released in Spain in conjunction with the publishing of the 9th issue of Barcelonian magazine "Cave Canis".
On June 15th 1999, at the presentation show of the magazine, Enric Casasses and Pascal Comelade presented "Aigua de Florida" (texts told by E.C., accompanied by P.C. on toy piano : read the piece about that night in the Barcelona Review).
That same evening, Llorenç Balsach presented the works of his "Classes de música a la granja".
Ass for Pascal Comelade & Enric Cassasses, four tracks are on the CD : "L'argot del soroll" and"Via-Crucis del Rocanrol", available on other releases, and "Semàfor dels desamparats" and "Música per al Museu del Joguet de Figueres", that i didn't know, but I should think that the last named is also featured on "Pastis catalan".
These tracks are available as free MP3 downloads here.