Place 54

Place 54
Studio album by Hocus Pocus
Released	2007
Genre	Rap
Length	64:08
Label	Motown France
Producer	20Syl
Hocus Pocus chronology

Place 54 (pronunciation: PLAHS cen-KAHNT KAHTR as it is a French-language title) is the third studio album by Nantes-based rap group Hocus Pocus, released in 2007.[1] The album title refers to a seat in a passenger train car.

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Some of the tracks feature other artists such as Malik Mezzadri ("Quitte á t'aimer"), Omar ("Smile"), Fred Wesley and Stro the 89th Key ("Recyclé"), T-Love & The Procussions ("Vocab!"), Dalja and C2C ("Move On"), Elodie Rama and Tribeqa ("Touriste"), and Taïriq Keda, who produced "Je la Soul". The track "Quitte á t'aimer" is a re-recording of a song from Cesária Évora, a Cape Verdean artist, from her 1995 album Cesária.

Translations of song titles include "Quitte á t'aimer" (At the risk of loving you), "Recyclé" (recycled), "Tournée" (tour), "Touriste" (tourist), "Histoire d'une VHS" (story of a VHS tape), and "Voyage immobile" (unmoving trip).

Track listing

No.	Title	Length
1.	"Place 54"
2.	"Quitte à t’aimer" (feat. Malik Mezzadri)
3.	"Smile" (feat. Omar)
4.	"Recyclé" (feat. Fred Wesley & Stro the 89th Key)
5.	"Normal"
6.	"Vocab! (prelude)"
7.	"Vocab!" (T-Love & The Procussions)
8.	"Mr. Tout Le Monde"
9.	"Tournée"
10.	"Move On" (feat. Dajla & C2C)
11.	"Touriste" (feat. Elodis Rama & Tribeqa)
12.	"Je la Soul" (feat. Taïriq Keda)
13.	"Histoire d'une VHS"
14.	"Voyage immobile"
15.	"Smile (acoustic)" (feat. Omar)

Accolades

The album was nominated under the category Best Urban Music Album at the 2008 Victoires de la Musique.

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gollark: Chat is dead and we have killed it.

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References

"Place 54". Discogs. Retrieved 28 August 2018.

External links

Place 54 at Discogs (list of releases)
Place 54 at AllMusic

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[1] "Place 54". Discogs. Retrieved 28 August 2018.