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Mike Brant – Toutes Les Couleurs
1974 · France · Polydor · Vinyl LP Album
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- €5ref VA-9H6DNMedia NM · Near MintSleeve NM🇫🇷 Ships from France
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Pressing identification
Match these against your copy to confirm the exact pressing.
- Runout — side A
- POL 2401123 A CIDIS
- Runout — side B
- POL 2401123 B CIDIS
- Price Code
- Ⓨ
- Printed By
- C.I.D.I.S. Louviers
- Recorded At
- Studio Condorcet
- Recorded At
- Studio 92
- Pressed By
- C.I.D.I.S. Louviers
Specifications
- Artist
- Mike Brant
- Genre
- Pop
- Style
- Chanson
- Year
- 1974
- Label
- Polydor
- Catalog number
- 2401 123
- Country
- France
Tracklist
- A1Je Vis La Vie Que J'ai Choisie2:59
- A2On Se Retrouve Par Hasard3:19
- A3Attendez3:04
- A4Toutes Les Couleurs4:44
- A5Serre Les Poings Et Bats-Toi3:15
- B1Qui Pourra Te Dire2:46
- B2Elle A Gardé Ses Yeux D'enfant2:51
- B3Essayez De Lui Mentir2:47
- B4En Plein Cœur De Ta Jeunesse3:00
- B5Que Tu Es Belle3:02
- B6C'est Comme Ça Que Je T'aime3:25
- Producer [Réalisation]
- Alain Krief
- Mixed By
- Jean-Claude Charvier
- Engineer
- François Porterie
- Engineer
- Jean-Michel Porterie
- Written-By
- Michel Jourdan
- Written-By
- Mike Brant
About this record
The C.I.D.I.S. Louviers pressing plant stamped this 1974 Polydor chanson LP with the matrix POL 2401123 A CIDIS and POL 2401123 B CIDIS, marking it as a French domestic release rather than an export variant.
Mike Brant's Toutes Les Couleurs exists in multiple label and sleeve configurations within the same catalogue number 2401 123, a detail that separates informed buyers from casual ones. Demand is thin: only 10 collectors want it against 101 who own a copy, signaling a buyer's market where condition and pressing variant drive price far more than scarcity.
What drives its value
The price spread on this 1974 French pressing reflects its modest collector base. With 101 copies in community hands and only 10 want-list entries, supply outpaces demand, which typically compresses value across grades.
The catalogue number 2401 123 appears with documented label and sleeve variations, yet the price_guide data is absent from this record, meaning no Mint-to-VG+ spread is available to establish market floor or ceiling. The 11-track album's 3.44 rating from 9 raters suggests middling appeal.
Buyers seeking this specific C.I.D.I.S. Louviers pressing (identifiable by the matrix runout) will find the variant scarcity more relevant than the title's overall rarity; the absence of a barcode on original French pressings is a verification point but not a price driver in a soft market.
How to appraise this pressing
Confirm this pressing by the catalogue number 2401 123 on the Polydor label and the dead-wax matrix POL 2401123 A CIDIS on side A and POL 2401123 B CIDIS on side B, which identifies it as a C.I.D.I.S. Louviers plant pressing.
The release notes document that French copies were issued with different center labels and front sleeves under the same catalogue number, so examine the label color and sleeve art against known variants to pinpoint which configuration you hold. The absence of a barcode confirms a 1974 French domestic pressing rather than a later reissue.
Grading should account for the vinyl's susceptibility to surface noise typical of 1970s French pressings; check the runout grooves for pressing plant clarity and the label for foxing or discoloration, both common on Polydor stock from this era. The 11 tracks and studio credits (Studio Condorcet et 92) appear on the sleeve; verify these match your copy to rule out bootlegs or reissues.
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Release notes
Studio Condorcet et 92. Made and Printed in France
French release also issued : with different with different center labels, front sleeve with different with different center labels
Notes sourced from the Discogs database.
Frequently asked
How do I know this is the C.I.D.I.S. Louviers pressing and not another French variant?
Read the dead-wax matrix in the runout groove on both sides: side A should read POL 2401123 A CIDIS and side B should read POL 2401123 B CIDIS. The CIDIS suffix identifies the C.I.D.I.S. Louviers plant. The release notes confirm that the same catalogue number 2401 123 was issued with different label and sleeve configurations, so the matrix is your primary verification tool.
Why does this record have no barcode?
French domestic pressings from 1974 were not required to carry barcodes; the absence of one is consistent with original Polydor releases from that year and country. A barcode would indicate a later reissue or a non-French pressing, so its absence supports authenticity of this 1974 variant.
What is the community demand for this title?
Only 10 collectors have it on their want list against 101 who own a copy, a ratio that indicates weak collector demand. This soft want-to-have ratio typically means the market favors buyers over sellers and that price premiums for high grades are unlikely to materialize.
Are there multiple versions of catalogue number 2401 123?
Yes. The release notes explicitly state that French copies were issued with different center labels and different front sleeves under the same catalogue number 2401 123. Collectors should examine both the label design and sleeve art to identify which variant they hold, as these differences may affect value among variant specialists.
What is the rating for this album in the community?
The album holds a 3.44 rating based on 9 community votes, suggesting moderate but not strong appeal. This middling score reflects the niche appeal of 1970s French chanson pop and may explain why only 10 collectors actively seek it despite 101 owning copies.