Real throwback right here. I really like that alternate version of non assistance.
Hope the channel owner will put out the « after bercy » itw where they dissed depitcho.
By the way, what u guys think of that attentat album? What’d u exptect for the loi’s follow up?

He said that he would upload it in evening or tommorow. It was better if he uploaded it all in one since that it is in the same VHS. I don't like Non Assistance's alternate version, it looks likes he recorded it after Attentat just to add some mabanga's. I was really dissapointed when I heard Attentat "Version Radio" since that I excepted alot after watching sur La Route de Bercy. I thought then that it was over for Koffi Olomide and the start of his decline. That Academia won against him and that he was cursed for disssing Papa Wemba for years, who was his mentor and made his name know in the Congolese Music-scene. My opinion didn't change after wachting Attentat vol. 1 VHS of videoclips, who came 1 or 2 months later. The videotape made made me understand that there were two versions. My opinion stayed only postive for the rumba's. Then after hearing Attenat "l'Integrale" my opinon changed after and after some weeks it became one of my favorite albums, especially after watching the Live a Bercy-videotape. Looking then forward to Force de Frappe to hear songs from Mamale  ,Fally Ipupa, Mustapha (discovering later that he hadn't a song a left during the recordings) & Lola Muana. There are alot of people who still don't like Attentat. Koffi receiving a gold record for Attentat 2 months after it's release and during the time that alot of people were still critizing that album, made people started think that,those gold records Congolese artists are receiving were fake. Emeneya was saying for years that there isn't a Congolese artist who received a real gold record recognized by SACEM/SNEP, but nobody beliefed him until his death. With Emeneya also adding that he was a member of SACEM, which made people think that he was lying and jealous to Koffi, not knowing that every artist based in France is a member of SACEM. It's only now that people,after the commotion about Fabregas double gold record for Je Pense, that are releasing that those gold records were fake and just made by the label-bosses themselve. I hope that there will come a wonder so that we can re-discover the videotape where Depitsho explained his departure, the one of Bouro's return to QL and that of when JF, Depitsho and Suzuki are dissing Koffi.

This is one of the many ways how how his recordlabel Sonodisc/Sono/Next Music contributed to make his name big in Africa and shows how important it was to record videoclips.

personally, I like some songs of this album like "Cameleon", "Nul n'est parfait", "Sans anesthésie", "Malanda-ngombe" and "Chocolat" but I find that in the 90's it is most missed album of Koffi. It does not come under any circumstances up to V12, Loi, Noblesse oblige, Koweit rive gauche or even les prisonniers dorment despite Koffi having found a good team to replace Academia, the album is not of high quality...

personally, I like some songs of this album like "Chameleon", "Nobody is perfect", "without anesthesia", "malanda-ngombe" and "chocolate" but I find that in the 90's it is most missed album of Koffi. It does not come under any circumstances up to V12, Loi, Noblesse oblige, Koweit rive gauche or even les prisonniers dorment despite Koffi having found a good team to replace Academia, the album is not of high quality...

What made you not like Sans Anesthesie  & Malanda Ngombe? I like the story of Sans Anesthesie. It makes me always think about my ex', it's a good song to get your girl back if she's angry. Malanda Ngombe is one of my favorite diss-songs, Lola Muana's vocal is to strong as attack, which takes Koffi & Wemba back in 1976/77. Babia's vocal in Nul n'est Parfait was very rude. Wemba became quit after those attacks hahahaha and then looking for reconcilation, saying that if his mother was still alive that she would reconcile them. Kids back in those years were going crazy on the songs Chocalat and African Kings. They couldn't believe that Koffi invited Passi who was then one of the famous rappers in France. I think that Koffi recorded the song Chocolat for them, he also gave a shoot-out to his own kids in that songs.

personally, I like some songs of this album like "Chameleon", "Nobody is perfect", "without anesthesia", "malanda-ngombe" and "chocolate" but I find that in the 90's it is most missed album of Koffi. It does not come under any circumstances up to V12, Loi, Noblesse oblige, Koweit rive gauche or even les prisonniers dorment despite Koffi having found a good team to replace Academia, the album is not of high quality...

What made you not like Sans Anesthesie  & Malanda Ngombe? I like the story of Sans Anesthesie. It makes me always think about my ex', it's a good song to get your girl back if she's angry. Malanda Ngombe is one of my favorite diss-songs, Lola Muana's vocal is to strong as attack, which takes Koffi & Wemba back in 1976/77. Babia's vocal in Nul n'est Parfait was very rude. Wemba became quit after those attacks hahahaha and then looking for reconcilation, saying that if his mother was still alive that she would reconcile them. Kids back in those years were going crazy on the songs Chocalat and African Kings. They couldn't believe that Koffi invited Passi who was then one of the famous rappers in France. I think that Koffi recorded the song Chocolat for them, he also gave a shoot-out to his own kids in that songs.

No brother, you misunderstood what I meant. I said that the only songs I like in this album are "cameleon", "nul n'est parfait", "sans anesthésie", "malanda-ngombe" and "chocolat" and without forgetting the générique. As you, "malanda-ngombe" is one of my favorite diss-songs and "sans anesthésie" is one of the most beautiful songs of Koffi in the post-V12 era.

For me this one is forgetable...sorrry

I liked attentat and I still do but I remember my dad made the mistake of buying the radio version and that got us mad as hell then he brought the intergrale version afterwards and it was great

Mvulusi was mustapha supposed to have a song in force de frappe? Cause you can hear him in most of the chorus why on earth did he leave mannn. And I have that vhs of depitcho Jf and Suzuki dissing koffi and responding back to champion and co I just need to find a way to upload it

Mvulusi was mustapha supposed to have a song in force de frappe? Cause you can hear him in most of the chorus why on earth did he leave mannn. And I have that vhs of depitcho Jf and Suzuki dissing koffi and responding back to champion and co I just need to find a way to upload it

First he left because of those girls making them crazy in Europe (Fally wanted also to stay his girlfriend but he wanted his rivals in Bandal of Maison Mere & BCBG prove a point with his new car). Then he wanted to return but like Archos explained in one of the topics 3/4 years ago, Gipson did witchcraft on him which made him not being accepted back, because he lost his head what made Koffi delete his vocals and let Montana who just joined put his vocals in that space. Gipson & Soleil gave tenorists a hard time in Quartier Latin with their nkisi.

I don't know if he had a song. But I was looking forward to it after hearing him in concerts. It could be that he had a song, but that his departure gave space to another bandmember to put a song, since that they prepare songs in Kinshasa with Koffi selecting 11 or 10  of the 20 to put in the album. I'm sure that Depitsho had a song in Force de Frappe, since that he was a important member.

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Had both stayed in Quarter Latin, I doubt Bouro Mpela would have returned since he was jealous of Savanet Depitsho. Had Fally and Depitsho both continued in the group for Force de Frappe, Bouro would have likely stayed far away but never underestimate Koffi...he could of made that crowd work together.

Had Mustapha and Depitsho participated in Force de Frappe, their songs would have taken the place of Passé-Kossé and Riden Makosso, I feel like they got placement due to defections leading up to Bercy and afterwards.

Attentat is one of those albums that has so much senimental value to me. So many good times 1999-2000

Non-Assistance is a fantastic composition, but my issue is all the mabanga recited at the end for both versions. It's the only song where the cut Version Radio might've been better. I remember when he was previewing back in 1998, saying it will be on his next solo album.

@mvulusi96
Had both stayed in Quarter Latin, I doubt Bouro Mpela would have returned since he was jealous of Savanet Depitsho. Had Fally and Depitsho both continued in the group for Force de Frappe, Bouro would have likely stayed far away but never underestimate Koffi...he could of made that crowd work together.

Had Mustapha and Depitsho participated in Force de Frappe, their songs would have taken the place of Passé-Kossé and Riden Makosso, I feel like they got placement due to defections leading up to Bercy and afterwards.

Mustapha sung the chorus on both songs

Attentat is one of those albums that has so much senimental value to me. So many good times 1999-2000

Non-Assistance is a fantastic composition, but my issue is all the mabanga recited at the end for both versions. It's the only song where the cut Version Radio might've been better. I remember when he was previewing back in 1998, saying it will be on his next solo album.

Yeah, he was promoting that song alot. The first time that I heard it was on the interview he made after Olympia with Zacle. Singing it first on his guitar and then in car with Modogo. It was on the VHS "Qui dit Vraie?" of Papa Wemba & Koffi Olomide.





I hope that someone will upload that videotape one day. Haven't seen it for more than 15 years.