Years active 1969-1972 Origin Montreal, Canada Albums Sex / The End of My Life | Labels Trans-Canada Record label Progressive Line | |
Past members Robert Trépanier
Yves Rousseau
Serge Gratton
Pierre Ouellette Genres Hard rock, Heavy metal, Blues rock, Progressive rock | ||
Sex were a Quebecois hard rock band, formed in 1969 as a trio of Robert Trépanier (lead vocals and bass), Yves Rousseau (guitar and backing vocals) and Serge Gratton (drums). In 1971, the group were joined by Pierre "Pedro" Ouellette on flute. They would release two albums, Sex and The End of My Life (both 1971) before uneventfully disbanding the following year.
Contents
In 2002, the Australian label Progressive Line reissued both of Sex's albums on one CD. In 2015, The End of My Life was reissued on vinyl by the European label 111 Records.
Sex (1971)
- Scratch My Back (3:45)
- Not Yet (4:25)
- Doctor (4:12)
- I Had to Rape Her (4:13)
- Come, Wake Up! (3:50)
- Try (2:20)
- Night Symphony (4:19)
- Love is a Game (5:22)
"Not Yet" was released as a single backed with "Come, Wake Up!".
The End of My Life (1971)
- Born to Love (6:48)
- I'm Starting My Life Today (6:05)
- Emotions (8:07)
- Pleasure (3:24)
- See (3:13)
- Syphilissia (5:24)
- The End of My Life (8:20)
The title track was released as a single, with "I'm Starting My Life Today" on the flipside.
Songs
Not Yet2002
Scratch My Back2002
I'm Starting My Life Today2002