Tue ce drum Pierre Bouchard is the first album by the band Gros Mené, a side project of Fred Fortin.

Recorded in a cottage in Saint-Félicien, in the Lac-Saint-Jean region of Quebec, the album Tue ce drum Pierre Bouchard was released on April 6, 1999, between Fortin's first two solo albums and introduced a more experimental sound.

For Gros Mené, the singer-songwriter enlisted the services of guitarist Olivier Langevin, marking the beginning of a long collaboration between the two musicians. Gros Mené also features drummer Michel Dufour, former drummer for Les Colocs. Fred Fortin's young son "sings" on the album's final track, "Saku Koivu." The Pierre Bouchard who lends his name to the album's title is a drummer who contributes to less than half of the tracks on the record.

This album was the first to be released on La Tribu label.

• Cardboard sleeve CD

Album tracks:

1. Ski-doo
2. Constipé
3. Gros Mené
4. Garage
5. Yamaha
6. Pawn shop
7. Marcel
8. Stonefly
9. Panache
10. Maman chérie
11. Dépanneur
12. Graine
13. Monsieur le fermier
14. Poisson
15. Bobette
16. Plotte
17. Tue ce drum Pierre Bouchard
18. Saku koivu