Sometimes in JULY 1988

Recording: 'Early noises'
Recording:
Hervé's parents garage -  Present: Dude, Hervé F. P: Dude.

This is deep in the foundations of 'RAINBOW WARRIOR', where wrong notes and horrible singing were even more present. This took place in Hervé's garage, in summer. You probably won't recognise them, but three songs are embodied into this track:

-Anarchy in the UK by the Sex Pistols
-A tale that wasn't right by Helloween
-For whom the bell tolls by Metallica

Sometimes in JULY 1988

Recording: 'This, a blues?'
Recording:
Pierre's room -  Present: Dude, Pierre B. P: Dude.

This was recorded in Pierre's room, and is just pure spontaneity.

Sometimes in JULY 1987

Recording: 'He tried Marillion'
One-eyed Jack - P: Dude.

Just another collection of acoustic bad renditions of classic songs. Included are: 'Sugar mice', 'He knows you know', 'The web', 'Jigsaw', 'Incubus', 'Fugazi', 'Heart of Lothian', 'Blind curve', 'Warm wet circles', and 'That time of the night'.

Sometimes in Early 1987

Recording: 'Am I evil ?'
Recording:
One-eyed Jack's upper room -  Present: Dude, Hervé F. P: Dude.

This is probably the most ancient recording that I have. This is deep in the origins of Rainbow Warrior: two bad guitarists trying to play Metallica, and sounding horrible.