Author Topic: IF BOTH THESE ALBUMS WERE RELEASED IN 06/07 WOULD IT BE SUCCESSFUL?  (Read 5159 times)

CM PRINCE on: April 25, 2020, 17:37

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Both are absolute classics especially to us music lovers. But unfortunately or fortunately for both they had to join bands because the solo career wasn't working out for them, which sucks for an artist. My question is if they were released during the time loads of guys went solo would it get the recognition it deserves?
 

Mfumu Vata #1 on: April 25, 2020, 18:59

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I don’t think so. Because there isn’t a rumba or song that felt as a potential hit song like Liputa, Omba, Vita Imana, Biberon, despite being excellent albums. Because albums like Figure de Style (Mon Bébé), Droit Chemin, Malgré Moi (Voiture Sans Moteur) and Sens Interdit had it all, which made it more easier to succeed.

Aimelia Lias released in 2007 an album called Race de Vainqueur which is also an excellent album, but it went nowhere.

CM PRINCE #2 on: April 25, 2020, 19:30

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I love both of these albums I remember when Decompte Finale came out and then one day my dad gave the cd to my uncle and then we never got it back loool

CM PRINCE #3 on: April 25, 2020, 19:31

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I don’t think so. Because there isn’t a rumba or song that felt as a potential hit song like Liputa, Omba, Vita Imana, Biberon, despite being excellent albums. Because albums like Figure de Style (Mon Bébé), Droit Chemin, Malgré Moi (Voiture Sans Moteur) and Sens Interdit had it all, which made it more easier to succeed.

Aimelia Lias released in 2007 an album called Race de Vainqueur which is also an excellent album, but it went nowhere.
I'm still mad at Mirage for wasting such an opportunity to be a big solo artist he had all the right tools

Mfumu Vata #4 on: April 25, 2020, 19:39

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He signed a slave contract with Aimé Buanga, but he didn’t knew it. So when those zoulou-gangsters woke him up about that, he refused to go further with the recordings of his album Veni, Vidi, Vici which he worked with Olivier Tshimanga and was blocked for 5 years. When he had fame with his album Figue de Style, he couldn’t promote it in Kinshasa, because he hadn’t French papers yet.


Mfumu Vata #5 on: April 25, 2020, 19:45

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I love both of these albums I remember when Decompte Finale came out and then one day my dad gave the cd to my uncle and then we never got it back loool

The song Rève & Bakake were my favorite songs of Constat. Guy Wa Nzambi & Corean Polystar did a good job on Pathétique.

Décompte Finale was an excellent album. If I was Koffi I would have poached his solist Mi Cowboys Kombani.

CM PRINCE #6 on: April 25, 2020, 23:21

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I love both of these albums I remember when Decompte Finale came out and then one day my dad gave the cd to my uncle and then we never got it back loool

The song Rève & Bakake were my favorite songs of Constat. Guy Wa Nzambi & Corean Polystar did a good job on Pathétique.

Décompte Finale was an excellent album. If I was Koffi I would have poached his solist Mi Cowboys Kombani.
Yeah that sololist Mi Cowboys was a beast where is he now?

shamala #7 on: April 26, 2020, 08:51

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Yeah that sololist Mi Cowboys was a beast where is he now?

Any samples of his works?
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CM PRINCE #8 on: April 26, 2020, 13:27

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Yeah that sololist Mi Cowboys was a beast where is he now?

Any samples of his works?
Just listen to the decompte finale générique that I posted above there

Kizito #9 on: April 26, 2020, 14:37

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These two generics face us a chance to compare two of the most successful atalakus of the Ndombolo Era, I really liked Caludgi but after Pentagone he changed his voice a bit, that I didn't like. Theo Mbala although not as creative as Caludgi as he copied most of his cries was very energetic in Salanoki and Copinage. Your views on the two?

Ingénieur Paulo #10 on: April 26, 2020, 15:43

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Both are absolute classics especially to us music lovers. But unfortunately or fortunately for both they had to join bands because the solo career wasn't working out for them, which sucks for an artist. My question is if they were released during the time loads of guys went solo would it get the recognition it deserves?


The Animateur in "Decompte Final" definitely has to be Tutu Callugi....... that's his voice. Listen from somewhere around 3:00 minute.

But that song is AWESOME!

Matebu #11 on: April 26, 2020, 18:21

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Both are absolute classics especially to us music lovers. But unfortunately or fortunately for both they had to join bands because the solo career wasn't working out for them, which sucks for an artist. My question is if they were released during the time loads of guys went solo would it get the recognition it deserves?


The Animateur in "Decompte Final" definitely has to be Tutu Callugi....... that's his voice. Listen from somewhere around 3:00 minute.

But that song is AWESOME!

Yes, the one and only, Number 1 Tutu Callugi

Matebu #12 on: April 26, 2020, 18:24

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@CM Prince - I love both of the albums dearly and listen to both in full every 3-4 weeks, but I have to agree with @ Mfumu, that both albums lack standout rhumbas, which was absolutely necessary in 05-09

CM PRINCE #13 on: April 27, 2020, 01:42

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@CM Prince - I love both of the albums dearly and listen to both in full every 3-4 weeks, but I have to agree with @ Mfumu, that both albums lack standout rhumbas, which was absolutely necessary in 05-09
I was waiting for your input grande maitre  ;D yeah I guess you and mfumu are right, but still both of these are still classics to me.