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Founded in 1975 by Jean-Jacques Birgé,〔 Site Turbulence ()〕 GRRR is a French independent record label of new music. The first LP was ''Défense de'' by Birgé-Gorgé-Shiroc which became a cult-album 〔 Frédéric Goaty in (Jazz Magazine (n°546, mars 2004) )〕 after having been quoted in the famous Nurse with Wound list. Producer of vinyles at first, GRRR has been issuing CDs since 1987 with ''L'hallali'' by Un Drame Musical Instantané,〔 Francis Maramande in Le Monde (27 April 1989) ()〕 led by multi-instrumentalist Jean-Jacques Birgé, trumpetist Bernard Vitet and guitarist Francis Gorgé,〔 Site Assez Vu ()〕 main group of the label which also produced the albums of multi-instrumentalist composer Hélène Sage, accordionist Michèle Buirette and female trio Pied de Poule (M. Buirette, bassist Geneviève Cabannes and singer Dominique Fonfrède). In 1997, ''Carton'' by Birgé-Vitet (with Michel Séméniako's photographies) is their first enhanced-CD and Birgé's first multimedia artwork as an author. It will be followed by ''Machiavel'' 〔 Gérard Pangon in Télérama (#2554, 23 December 1998) ()〕 by Un d.m.i. (CD-audio + CD-ROM), which interactive part is a behaviour object and a video scratch of 111 loops by J-J. Birgé and Antoine Schmitt.〔''Machiavel'', free download on (machiavel.net )〕 Last albums produced by GRRR, are ''Établissement d'un ciel d'alternance'', duet with Birgé and famous French writer Michel Houellebecq who reads his own text (#26), and ''Échappée belle'' by Hélène Sage (#27). Since 2011 GRRR has issued 124 hours of unissued, freely downlable, material (63 online albums, 849 music pieces) on site drame.org (Random Radio). GRRR belongs to association Les Allumés du Jazz, 66 French independent jazz and improvised music labels. ==See also== * List of record labels * GRRR Records on (Site of Allumés du Jazz ) * GRRR Records on (Site of Orkhêstra ) 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Grrr Records」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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