La Clinique
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La Clinique, a French hip-hop group originating from Paris, was formed in 1996. The collective initially emerged as a concept during the creation of Doc Gynéco's debut album, Première consultation. Their first official release was "Clic-Clic", featured on the B-side of Doc Gynéco's single "Viens voir le docteur" and included on the limited edition of Première consultation. The group's lineup evolved over time, with members such as Space L'Anesthésiste, Doom Décadent, Papillon, and Charlie Waits contributing to their early works. In 1996, they collaborated on "Tout saigne..." with Les Sales Gosses for the compilation Hostile Volume 1. Following contractual negotiations that delayed their progress, La Clinique returned in 1999 with the single "La Playa", which marked a significant shift as they distanced themselves from Doc Gynéco due to artistic and personal differences. Their debut album, Tout saigne, was released in February 2000, featuring notable tracks like "Star" and "C'est reparti". Despite the album's modest success, internal conflicts led to the group's disbandment shortly thereafter. Members Papillon and Charlie Waits continued their musical careers under Issap Productions, releasing albums such as 12 ans D'âge - Les Sales Gosses in 2005 and Destination ailleurs with Bizzy Bone in 2010. La Clinique officially disbanded in 2004.
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