Author Topic: JB MPIANA CHANTE ROCHEREAU TABU LEY  (Read 9752 times)

shamala #15 on: July 05, 2018, 18:15

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Balle de Match extract is killing me especially Tolbert Solo licks...
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PORTE-PAROLE NON OFFICIEL DE JB MPIANA ET WENGE BCBG.

masantula #16 on: July 05, 2018, 18:31

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I cant see Kaludji, is he still around?
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archos #17 on: July 05, 2018, 18:51

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tutu is back in europe,unless he changes mind he will only come back when bcbg heads to canada and states(which they have applied for recently after they cancelled their previous visas as they changed program)

EMOVICTEAM #18 on: July 06, 2018, 10:57

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now i understand why my dad used to tell me the closest feeling to love is hate lol  in the last 3 years only a tiny little bit echauffement made you say anything positive related to jb,the rest very very dark,hopefully you wont reach a level that you even wish death bro
.....No hate bwana and how do I wish someone death??? The fact is JB Mpiana has disappointed a lot outside my space, not just me. The only person who can testify his sins is the sinner himself. Just like the only person who can testify that JB Mpiana's music is dead is his former fan - emobcbgique. Ask Sly or PDG. I used to worship JB that I would clean his shoes, not anymore.....it took me about five years to swallow my bitter pill and call it a day for JB and I put a folk in his body. JB Mpiana has signed a very bad contract with his Kibense and co. There is no band in Congo other than BCBG that is very unproductive. Look here if Kabose Bulembi, Robhinio, Fabregas, Deplick and old man Bozi Boziana can be more productive than JB Mpiana, then JB is completely at the lower end of his career. If he closes his band today, no one will ever remember him, mark my words.

archos #19 on: July 06, 2018, 12:07

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yes i get you bro,but no choice,it does not seem like there will be radical change,there are still some improvement here and there but he left himself with  too big of a task which is surely why he goes the easy route of taking 99,999999999999 per cent of the focus and pressure on his shoulders and riding on his past career to resist
balle de match will be a massive challenge hopefully he is aware that this time his name he earned can not drive the album once is out without making  efforts we are in a era of efforts and impression