Légion 88 - 1984 1987

Review by Terry Vandrovec

Légion 88's album 1984 1987 has been a controversial release since its debut. The album is a collection of songs from the French far-right group Légion 88, which is known for its white supremacist and neo-Nazi beliefs. The album's lyrics are filled with hate speech, anti-Semitic rhetoric, and calls for violence against immigrants and other marginalized groups.

Despite the controversial nature of the album, some listeners have praised the music's quality. The album features a mix of punk and oi! music, and the band's musicianship is impressive. The songs are catchy, and the album's production is top-notch.

However, the album's content is impossible to ignore. The lyrics are filled with hate speech, and many of the songs promote violence and racism. The album is not suitable for all listeners, and many find it deeply offensive.

Artist: Légion 88
Album: 1984 1987

France

Rock

2000

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Track	Duration	Preview
J'Avais Un Kamarade
Rêves De Gloire
Violence Nocturne
Légion 88
Terroristes
Conquérant
Enfin Levé
Souviens-Toi
P.N.F.E.
Skinheads
Warriors Of Occident
La Race Des Seigneurs
Léon Degrelle
Légion Blanche
Thulé
Ein Volk, Ein Reich, Ein Führer
Le Ska
Révolte Blanche
Occident
Terroristes (2ème Version)
Rudolf Hess
Vaincre

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Légion 001

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Avertissement: ce Compact-Disc n'est pas un bootleg, il a été réaliser et produit avec l'accord officiel du groupe.

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Matrix / Runout: 1 / LEG 001
Matrix / Runout: 12150025
Mastering SID Code: Ifpi L601
Mould SID Code: IFPI 1A25
Rights Society: SACEM

About Légion 88

French RAC band from Essonne, Île-de-France. Long inactive. Formed in 1984 by Dominique on guitar and his brother under the name Combat 88. Alain joined them as a singer and the bands name became Légion 88. There were several line up changes until Fred settles on bass. The band practices with some Totenkopf members at the house of Geno's mother and sometimes at Dominiques. Everytime at least 30 skinheads would attend the sessions and it often ended up in a small gig. Vico (drummer) and Jean Jean (guitarist) of Totenkopf help them out when the other musicians cannot attend. When Geno dies in 1986, they have joined the band. The line up (Dominique, Jean Jean, Vico, Fread, Alain) released their first EP «Terroristes» and played gigs in Belgium, England (St Georgess Day with Skrewdriver in 1987) and Brest. Later in 1987, Dominique left the band (he moved outside Paris), followed by Jean Jean soon after. P'tit Bruno, their neighbour of the 19 bis in Dravel (where Alain and the others squatted at the time) and guitarist in Nouvelle Croisade joined them. In 1988 he composed a number of songs of the «Thulé» album and «Légion blanche» EP. The band wanted to play a farewell gig before splitting up in May 1988 in Brest, but the police stopped the concert. 1985 line-up: Alain: voice (F- Tribal Zone) Dominique: guitar Fred: bass (Totenkopf / F- Tribal Zone) Marc: drums 1986 - 1987 line-up Alain: voice Dominique: guitar Jean: guitar (Totenkopf) Fred: bass Vico: drums (Totenkopf) 1988 line-up Alain: voice Bruno: guitar (Nouvelle Croisade) Fred: bass Vico: drums