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[edit] Name confusion

"Thé à la Menthe" was performed by La Caution. It wasn't released for the Ocean Twelve soundtrack, but an instrumental version appeared in the film. A certain MP3 link apparently lead people to believe it was credited under "Nikkfurie" (a member of the band) or "Nikkfurie de La Caution" (which is French for "Nikkfurie of La Caution"). I hope this settles the confusion. Just64helpin 18:34, 14 November 2006 (UTC)

[edit] PLAGIARISM

A 2005 track 'Pilotes Automatqies' by La Caution samples almost throughout the song, A R Rahman's 1993 Indian chartbuster 'Ottagatha Kattikko' from the movie,Gentleman (called 'Roop Suhana lagta hai' in Hindi!). The hip-hop track is part of La Caution's 2005 album, 'Arc En Ciel Pour Dal Toniens'. Now, a few pertinent questions. Does the French album include a credit to Rahman? How did they come to know about a Tamil track...any possible Indian connection somewhere? And most importantly, does Rahman know? —Preceding unsigned comment added by 125.22.49.88 (talk • contribs)

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