Author Topic: (Rare) Werrason & Wenge Maison Mère - Live at Stade des Martyrs (2000)  (Read 1182 times)

Mfumu Vata on: June 28, 2022, 17:59

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archos #1 on: June 28, 2022, 18:28

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fiston bass at 1H11 right? lol patient seems to forget he played at martyrs he never mentions it

Mfumu Vata #2 on: June 28, 2022, 21:58

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After this event, Maison Mere to Angola for a tour and its there that Patient Kusangila received a stroke during a concert. It's one of his worst memories, he received also multiple times 12 after being recovered until his departure. Maybe that's why he doesn't want to remember about it, because of trying to erase it from his memory.

Yes it's Fiston Bass. The moment Mimiche came in Maison Mere he lost his place as main bass-player. According the late Mimiche there like 7 bass-players at that moment in Maison Mere. 

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Mfumu Vata #3 on: June 29, 2022, 02:25

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The scenario from 30:17 is identical like the one he did in 2001 at Stade des Martyrs. The negative side they miss sound effects and materials to accompany the scenes. If you are in the stadium you aren't able to hear anything from that they are doing. You forced to listen to the silence from the band and the comments of journalist Dieudonné Yangumba. These things fits the best at musichalls like Zenith, Olympia and Bercy. Unfortunately they don't have such musichalls in Kinshasa and artists can't bring 50 actors to Europe for that unless they are ngulu's.