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2001 live album by Vanessa Paradis

Au Zénith

Live album by Vanessa Paradis
Released	November 11, 2001
Recorded	May 30, 2001
Venue	Le Zénith de Paris, Paris
Genre	Pop, rock
Label	Universal, Barclay, Polydor
Producer	Vincent Pitras, Thierry Teodori
Vanessa Paradis chronology
Bliss(2000) Au Zénith(2001) Divine Idylle(2007)

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Allmusic	[1]

Au Zénith is the second live album by singer Vanessa Paradis. Steve Nieve of Elvis Costello's The Attractions is featured on the keyboard. The album was recorded during her performances at Le Zénith during her Bliss Tour.

Intro (music: Steve Nieve, Vanessa Paradis) 1:00
"L'Eau et le Vin" 5:22 (Alain Bashung, Didier Golemanas, Richard Mortier; album Bliss, 2000)
"Sunday Mondays" 4:47 (Henry Hirsch, Lenny Kravitz, Paradis; Vanessa Paradis, 1992)
"Dans mon café" 4:13 (Golemanas, Franck Langolff; Bliss)
"Walk on the Wild Side" 4:34 (Lou Reed; Variations sur le même t'aime, 1990)
"Dis-lui toi que je t'aime" 4:22 (Serge Gainsbourg, Langolff; Variations sur le même t'aime)
"L'Eau à la bouche" 2:11 (Gainsbourg; no album material)
"Joe le Taxi" 4:08 (Étienne Roda-Gil, Langolff; M&J, 1988)
"St Germain" 4:00 (Johnny Depp, Paradis; Bliss)
"Requiem pour un con" 2:11 (Serge Gainsbourg; no album material)
"Que fait la vie?" 4:01 (Golemanas, Paradis; Bliss)
"La La La Song" 4:12 (Gerry DeVeaux, Paradis; Bliss)
"This Will Be Our Year" 2:14 (Chris White from the Zombies; no album material)
"Pourtant" 3:22 (Matthieu Chedid, Franck Monnet; Bliss)
"Tandem" 4:10 (Gainsbourg, Langolff; Variations sur le même t'aime)
"Commando" 4:19 (Golemanas, Langolff; Bliss)
"Marilyn & John" 5:36 (Roda-Gil, Langolff; M&J)
"Bliss" 5:03 (Depp, Paradis; Bliss)
"Les Acrobates" 3:15 (Monnet, Paradis; Bliss)

Chart (2001)	PeakPosition
French Albums Chart[2]	19