You must be joking right!!!!!!!!!!! :lol:

I can't just get enough of this album,Ferre has done some serious rhumba,the only thing am crying about is the lack of proper sebene!!!

Every roumba sound exactly the same....it starts of with a 1min or less intro then the second part drops in, like Koffi's songs routine but worst. This album melodies all sound too similar, its like im listening to a continuation of the previous songs.

No DJ SLY Ferre is a good artist but this time  round he is kind of missed it somewhere.......how do you have songs sounding all the same and doing like  98% of the lyrics....!!!!!!.Man some sort of selfishness  

Ken, I believe the band sits and listens to the music before it is released and decide it is the best thing they have ever heard. Even the people around them tell them the same. Is there any politician, even one whose chances are nil, whose supporters don't heap praises on? Now I am yet to listen to the album more than once and therefore I cannot pass my judgement on it. But so far I see where the critics of this album are coming from. Please note that I have always been a big Ferre Gola fan; but I am now losing my patience, not only with Ferre, but with all these modern musicians who do ballad albums without the solo guitar, human drummers and whole-band participation. So Ferre and all his competitors are nicely hurdled in the same boat.

The biggest issue many of us here have is that we don't understand Lingala, so the music, especially the instrumentation and variety of vocals, is what keeps us interested. If there is not much variation in those two elements, then we quickly get tired of the music. So far I find those elements lacking in Boite Noire. I will give my ruling on the album soon.

This album is pure garbage....I just don't understand how no one from the whole band and his camp not realise this album arrangements are all over the place....songs starting off good and then out of nowhere and new melody drops in with no continuation whatsoever. Im not even a Fally fan but Ferre is so far behind that people should stop the comparing because its so embarrassing to even try compare them. Ferre don't understand music

Confused musicians....baluka Fally alakisa bango nzela

nu·ance  (näns, ny-, n-äns, ny-)
n.
1. A subtle or slight degree of difference, as in meaning, feeling, or tone; a gradation.
2. Expression or appreciation of subtle shades of meaning, feeling, or tone: a rich artistic performance, full of nuance.

jesus de nuance. his title lets you know exactly what he's about lol his strengths are in those subtleties and variating on his strong points. i can definitely understand it becoming monotonous for some though. just pointing that out lol

i am still excited to hear the rest of the album. so far i've heard a total of 5 songs some i like more than others.