He doesn't say anything about the songs. His autobiography has several appendixes:
- Playlist
Playlist of over 100 songs and pieces of music, including some he contributed to (e.g. Stardust, Les mots bleus). He mentioned in an interview that one could listen to the playlist (preferably in the order he set) while reading the book. He even posted the playlist on Spotify (and maybe other platforms) to make things easier. The first 2 songs listed are Ethnicolor and Per un pugno di dollari (Morricone), the last 2 are The Emigrant (by the City of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra & Nic Raine) and David Bowie's Hallo Spaceboy (by Pet Shop Boys).
- For geeks and others
Synth Top 20 / Various instruments Top 10 / Luthiers 2.0 Top 10
- Moleskine
A selection of lyrics he wrote for Christophe (7) and Patrick Juvet (7)
The book itself is a nice read, the structure of the narrative is original, some passages are very well written. No scoop for the superfan, but some insight into creation in general (don't expect details about his compositions or his albums, that's not the point of the book) and some interesting portraits of people he met. A few errors in it but that's OK. I'll be interested in reading the translation to English whenever it comes out to see how they did it and compare.
Concerts: 2017: Upper Darby < 2010: Lille, Liège, Paris < 1997: Lille < 1990: La Défense
