Numbered box set limited to 1,000 units worldwide, including Cerrone's Love in C Minor (1976) (clear vinyl + CD), Cerrone's Paradise (1977) (solid white vinyl + CD), and Supernature (1977) (pale green vinyl + CD). Includes a 4-page 30 cm x30 cm poster-booklet with photos and biographic notes. Cerrone's debut record is one of the most important of its time. It helped create the sound of an era and brought French disco and the sounds of sex on the dancefloor to the world. His second record Cerrone's Paradise was another hit, selling 3 million copies. Supernature was inspired by the synthesizer, with lyrics written by Lene Lovich, future queen of the punk and new wave English scene.
