Philips — 9101 097
The original 1976 French Philips pressing is widely regarded as the definitive analog issue with the warmest, most natural sound and is the reference most collectors seek.

I don't have reliable verified information about an album specifically titled "L'Homme à tête de chou" by Serge Gainsbourg in my training data. While Serge Gainsbourg was a prolific French artist known for experimental production techniques and worked with various studios and producers throughout his career, I cannot provide specific factual details about this particular album's recording conditions, studio, personnel, or technical choices without risking inaccuracy. If you're researching this album, I'd recommend consulting discographies from Gainsbourg archives, liner notes from official releases, or music history databases that specialize in French music to ensure you have verified information.
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Philips — 9101 097
The original 1976 French Philips pressing is widely regarded as the definitive analog issue with the warmest, most natural sound and is the reference most collectors seek.
Phonogram — 812 825-2
Philips — 548 432-1
Philips — 530 118-3
Philips — 530 855-3
Mercury Records — 5557473 · Universal Music France — 5557473