Author Topic: ROND POINT HAS SOME OF THE BEST BASS WORK I’VE EVER HEARD  (Read 2272 times)

Matebu on: December 31, 2020, 02:32

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Binda Bass was playing playing bass as if he were doing a solo like Lofombo. Man (4:30-onwards) is just wow



Droit De Véto overall is one of the best sounding albums of genre. The instruments were tuned so tightly with a natural acoustic sound. The use of the shakers by atalakous to enhance the sound stage and ambiance is now a now a lost art
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Mfumu Vata #1 on: December 31, 2020, 04:12

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Many think that Binda played on Rond Point, but it’s  Pathy Bass, the same for Loi and the Droit de Veto-generique. Patrick started Rond Point with his kavroum-signature after that Koffi said “eza nga”. It piss him often off, that fans credit his work to Binda. But it isn’t Patrick’s  fault, his time in Quartier Latin was to short.
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Matebu #2 on: December 31, 2020, 04:31

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Many think that Binda played on Rond Point, but it’s  Pathy Bass, the same for Loi and the Droit de Veto-generique. Patrick started Rond Point with his kavroum-signature after that Koffi said “eza nga”. It piss him often off, that fans credit his work to Binda. But it isn’t Patrick’s  fault, his time in Quartier Latin was to short.

Very interesting, Binda's style was so similar I had that it was him behind it the whole time. For someone who was in the band such a short time, he's played bass on QL most famous generique/sebenes

Monsieur Congo #3 on: December 31, 2020, 18:49

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Much respect to Pathy his work on this was epic