Jean Derome专辑介绍：by François CoutureAlready announced in the liner notes for Soyez Vigilants... Restez Vivants in 1986, Le Retour Des Granules (The Return of the Kernels) came out in 1987, consecrating the duo's moniker in its title, even though the album was billed to Jean Derome and René Lussier (their third, Au Royaume Du Silencieux, would be released under the name Les Granules). This second effort is more focused than its predecessor and somewhat crazier. Not a single dull moment here. The album's highlight is the rockiest tune any of them ever wrote, "Nombril/Fusil" (Navel/Rifle), which contains lyrics such as: "The other day I saw a punk with black bread/My body's all wrapped up in cloth/My body's, like, chemical/It's three-dimensional/I also have a cage." The album also presents another pre-album version of a piece from Derome's cycle Confitures de Gagaku (Soyez Vigilants also had one) and one of Lussier's earliest attempts at us...