For those unaware, renowned for his infectious energy and unique blend of pop and new wave, Plastic Bertrand’s Greatest Hits album offers an electrifying collection of his most iconic tracks.

Featuring timeless hits like the global anthem Ça plane pour moi, this compilation takes listeners on a nostalgic journey through the career of one of Belgium’s most beloved pop pioneers.

From upbeat anthems to quirky melodies, Greatest Hits encapsulates Bertrand’s distinct sound, which continues to captivate fans worldwide. Whether you’re a longtime fan or a newcomer, this album is the perfect introduction to Plastic Bertrand’s groundbreaking music.

1. Ça Plane Pour Moi
2. Major Tom
3. Sentimentale-Moi
4. Fou Des Fifties
5. Hula Hoop
6. Bambino
7. Tout Petit La Planète
8. Chewing Gum
9. Victime De L’amour
10. Super Cool
11. Sans Amour
12. Chat
13. Le Monde Est Merveilleux
14. Ping Pong
15. Gueule D’amour
16. Stop Ou Encore
17. L’amour O.K.

To this day, Plastic Bertrand has sold more than 20 million albums throughout the world. His songs are performed by such bands as Sonic Youth, The President of The United States, Leyla Kaye (Prince) and the Red Hot Chili Peppers, and have also been chosen asthe soundtracks of films like The Wolf of Wall Street (Leonardo Di Caprio / Martin Scorsese), Three Kings (George Clooney), Me Myself and I, Jackass The Movie, etc.

​His international career is acclaimed throughout the world: 15 gold records, 5 platinum records, Billboard Award (USA), Grand prix de l’Académie Française (France), Prix Sabam (Belgium), Rolls Royce Cup (Italy), Grand Prix du Midem (International), Who’s who of the year (International).​Coca Cola Asia and Pepsi Cola America has chosen Ça plane pour moi for their advertising campaign in their territories.​

Plastic was born in Brussels, on the 24th of February 1954, of a French father and Ukrainian mother. He is a musician, songwriter, producer, editor, television presenter. Aged only nine, he was a singer and a drummer in the first group he forms with the boy scouts, the Buffalo Scouts Band, who performed some Rolling Stones’ covers amongst others. He then formed The Pelicans who performed successfully at parties and later on The Pelican change their name to Passing the Time and performed at local bars, clubs and festivals along the Dutch and Belgian coast; finally getting hired by Radio Veronica, the legendary pirate radio.

Continuing his education at the Music Academy where he learnt music theory and percussion in 1973 he eventually entered at the Conservatory, the superior school of music, where he would study music theory, percussion and music history. Shaped by the Punk movement, he created the Hubble Bubble band and shared his time between his study at the Conservatory, the rehearsals and his band.

In 1975, the eponym album Hubble Bubble, heavily trash leaning, was finally released but due the death of a band member the group disbands.​ In 1977 he started his solo career with his first single Ça plane pour moi and began touring the world, performing on all the major television shows.

Between 1982 and 1985, he lived in Milan and along with Frida, the brunette singer of ABBA and Daniel Balavoine, he records Abbacadabra, a musical tale for children. At the beginning of the 80s, he appeared in movies such as Légitime violence directed by Serge Leroy, starring Thierry Lhermitte and Claude Brasseur. He later decided to explore other facets of the music world and dedicates himself more to writing and producing, but still brought out the album Suite Diagonale.

A new decade soon opened up and 20 years after Ça plane pour moi, Plastic Bertrand made his return and things begun moving fast. MTV even acclaimed him as the most wanted comeback artist. His biggest hits are then remastered and released in 1998 in a long awaited best of album was released. Indeed, Plastic did the remastering job himself to make sure they had the initial energy.

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