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Clients is the second studio album by American heavy metal band The Red Chord. It was released on May 17, 2005 via Metal Blade Records.
The title of the album was originally derived from an in-joke and story between Guy Kozowyk's family and friends, referring to the mentally disabled students for whom a member of Kozowyk's family drove a bus. This term eventually spread out to mean anybody for whom one provided service. The title reflects the songs, as the songs are stories from and about "clients", or mentally disabled people, with whom Kozowyk has had experience working in a convenience store located next to a psychiatric rehabilitation/hospital.
Each song is a different "client", or a different person with a mental ailment, ranging from schizophrenia, to multiple personality disorder, to extreme obsessive compulsive disorder. The song "Black Santa" would best describe the album and its meanings, as it actually depicts everything that is used as an inspiration in the album: Kozowyk's job, the people he encountered, the stories he heard, and the notion that everybody both has and is a "client", meaning everybody works for somebody, and that everybody is not entirely mentally stable.
Actors: Philippe Bizot (actor), Serge Blumental (actor), Jacques Bouanich (actor), Jean-Daniel Boucry (actor), Bernard Cogniaux (actor), Bernard Cogniaux (actor), Roger Crouzet (actor), Eric De Sarria (actor), Olivier Dechaveau (actor), Olivier Dechaveau (actor), Pierre Decuypere (actor), Pierre Decuypere (actor), Philippe Dumond (actor), Peter Fischer (actor), Philippe Bizot (actor),
Plot: The scene is a pre-French Revolution Bastille, where various political prisoners are being held: a woman who was raped and impregnated by the king, a police chief who was accused of selling bad pork, and the Marquis, who was unjustly accused of working for the overthrow of the king. The Marquis is only interested in writing his deviant stories, while his penis yearns for a little action (they argue about this frequently), the prime candidate being the jailer who likes to be buggered. The corrupt priest arranges to have the pregnant woman raped by the Marquis so they can claim the king had nothing to do with it. The priest also steals the Marquis' manuscripts and publishes them for his own profit. Things come to a head as the people rise up against the tyranny.
Keywords: 18th-century, animal, anthropomorphism, claymation, costume, coup-d'etat, france, french-revolution, imprisonment, marquis-de-sadeActors: Philippe Bizot (actor), Serge Blumental (actor), Jacques Bouanich (actor), Jean-Daniel Boucry (actor), Bernard Cogniaux (actor), Bernard Cogniaux (actor), Roger Crouzet (actor), Eric De Sarria (actor), Olivier Dechaveau (actor), Olivier Dechaveau (actor), Pierre Decuypere (actor), Pierre Decuypere (actor), Philippe Dumond (actor), Peter Fischer (actor), Philippe Bizot (actor),
Plot: The scene is a pre-French Revolution Bastille, where various political prisoners are being held: a woman who was raped and impregnated by the king, a police chief who was accused of selling bad pork, and the Marquis, who was unjustly accused of working for the overthrow of the king. The Marquis is only interested in writing his deviant stories, while his penis yearns for a little action (they argue about this frequently), the prime candidate being the jailer who likes to be buggered. The corrupt priest arranges to have the pregnant woman raped by the Marquis so they can claim the king had nothing to do with it. The priest also steals the Marquis' manuscripts and publishes them for his own profit. Things come to a head as the people rise up against the tyranny.
Keywords: 18th-century, animal, anthropomorphism, claymation, costume, coup-d'etat, france, french-revolution, imprisonment, marquis-de-sadeI think that you're missing the point.
You're someone else's pain in the ass.
Get off your high horse.
You are not excluded.
We are all Clients.
Get off your high horse.
We are all Clients.
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