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On October 15, 1991, MC Solaar came out with Qui Sème le Vent Récolte le Tempo, his first album. For a long time, the first four albums released under Polydor were withdrawn from sale in 2000 permanently because the label released the MC Solaar album without the permission of the artist who wanted to put the disc with the falls of the sessions as second disc in the album Paradisiaque released a year earlier, and considered a violation of the contract binding to the artist according to a judgment against the record company. Therefore, these albums were not available for several years. The situation was corrected in early July 2021. Le 15 octobre 1991, MC Solaar sortait Qui Sème le Vent Récolte le Tempo, son premier album. Pendant longtemps, les quatre premiers albums sortis sous Polydor ont été retirés de la vente en 2000 définitivement car le label a publié l'album MC Solaar sans l'autorisation de l'artiste qui voulait mettre le disque comportant les chutes des sessions en

On June 17, 1997, MC Solaar came out with Paradisiaque, his 3rd effort. The album has not been available for sale since the early 2000s following a judgment between the artist and his former record company Polydor. It is also unavailable on purchase and streaming platforms. This is due to the fact that the label released the MC Solaar album the following year Paradisiaque without the consent of the artist who wanted to see this disc with the falls of the sessions integrated as the second disc of the third album. Le 17 juin 1997, MC Solaar sortait Paradisiaque, son 3e effort. L'album n'est plus disponible à la vente depuis le début des années 2000 à la suite d'un jugement rendu entre l'artiste et son ancienne maison de disque Polydor. Il est également indisponible sur les plateformes d'achat et de streaming. Cela est dû au fait que le label a sorti l'album MC Solaar l'année qui suit Paradisiaque sans le consentement de l'artiste qui voulait voir ce disque

Born March 5, 1969, it is MC Solaar's birthday. After the important success of his second album Prose combat, MC Solaar composed two albums which he gave to his record company Polydor, for publication in three months as a double album. Going against the artist's choices, the label released the two records separately: the first was released in June 1997 (Paradisiaque), and the second in July 1998 (MC Solaar). Solaar then initiates legal proceedings against Polydor. In 1997, the industrial tribunal recognized that the Polydor label did not respect the clauses of the contract which bound it to MC Solaar by not publishing all the recordings produced on time. The court decision, confirmed by the Paris Court of Appeal in 2002, then by the Court of Cassation in 2004, prohibits Polydor (which has become the property of the Universal Music group) from continuing to operate the artist's first four albums, of which it still owns the intellectual property. Since then, these four albums

Le 9 février 1994, MC Solaar sortait Prose Combat. Les quatre albums de MC Solaar avec Polydor ne sont pas disponibles à la vente depuis la fin des années 90 que ce soit en format physique ou en ligne.  On February 9, 1994, MC Solaar released Prose Combat. The four MC Solaar albums with Polydor have not been available for sale since the late 90s either in physical format or online.

Le 25 octobre 1994, c’était la sortie de la compilation Stolen Moments: Red Hot + Cool. Voici deux faits saillants: Un Ange En Danger de MC Solaar et The Rubbers Song par The Pharcyde.  On October 25, 1994, the compilation Stolen Moments: Red Hot + Cool was released. Here are two highlights: Un Ange En Danger by MC Solaar and The Rubbers Song by The Pharcyde.