56The song “That (is really you)” by the band Téléphone is a classic of French rock. Released in June 1982, it appears on their fourth studio album, Hard LimitJean-Louis Aubert was inspired by the song “(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction” The Rolling Stones collaborated on this track, but with a more punk feel. Recording took place in Toronto, Canada, under the direction of producer Bob Ezrin, known for his work with Pink Floyd and Alice Cooper. The track was a huge success, selling over 500 copies and becoming an anthem for the band's fans.
To promote the song, the band and their record label decided to create a crazy music video. They therefore called on British punk director, Julien TempleThe idea: to film a surreal costume party made up of lookalikes of famous personalities of the time. So they recruit lookalikes and form an improbable mix led by the band's musicians. Corine Marienneau, Richard Kolinka, Louis Bertignac et Jean-Louis Aubert.
