Cinq minutes d'amour

The album features the singles "Frankenstein",^[2] "Cinq minutes d'amour",^[3] and "Par plaisir",^[4] together with their respective B-sides. It also includes Italian-language versions of two of its tracks, and two previously unreleased titles, "C'est curieux de vieillir" and "Le Lâche".^[5] The release appeared on EMI's budget imprint, Music for Pleasure.^[5]

While "C'est curieux de vieillir", backed with "Le Lâche", was scheduled for release as a single in late 1973, the record was withdrawn on Michel Berger's advice to make way for "La Déclaration d'amour".^[6] Cinq minutes d'amour remains the only commercial release to include these two songs.^[6]