Author Topic: I FORGOT HOW GOOD THAT ALBUM WAS  (Read 2120 times)

archos on: February 05, 2021, 11:19

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I had not given it a full listen for years and mannnnn if the rumbas got the recognition it deserved it could have pushed wazekwa into the new big 4,instead he has always been an outsider for the original big 4 then the arrival of fally ferre and co ,that reputation of "wazekwa ango a cretchaka koffi ata rumba na ye moko eyebani te "hampered his rise to the legendary status the 3 left of the big 4 have

Paysan Congolais #1 on: February 05, 2021, 14:10

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Excellent album. This was the first Wazekwa album I listened to from front to back. One of my pire vieux was a very big Wazekwa fan back then so whenever we chilled together he played it and I ended up loving it.

Archos, do you think this was Wazekwa and Cultura peak, in terms of quality? People I talk to seem to favor Que demande le peuple?

Personally, I like this one more.

archos #2 on: February 05, 2021, 14:23

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yes it was,que demande le peuple benefitted a loooooot from the generique done with maximum determination,not that the album is bad but it was the start of a new cycle those type of albums are rarely super super good  while this one was them all reaching their peak