Author Topic: ONE TIME FOR THE BEST GÉNÉRIQUE OF THE 2010’S  (Read 4890 times)

Matebu on: August 18, 2020, 23:41

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Words cannot express how masterfully done this générique is. I gotta put it on repeat every time I listen to it. They’ve fallen off since then with the lukewarm works he and group release now
 

CM PRINCE #1 on: August 18, 2020, 23:56

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For me this one doesn’t get enough respect

I get so mad at Fally nowadays because from 2013 to 2016 he was on fire with generiques, but now.... Jesus!

Seben_Maniac #2 on: August 19, 2020, 00:38

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The original ecole generique that had alvarito solo and kabuya sounded like it would have continued the fire that fally left off with the libre parcours generiques

CM PRINCE #3 on: August 19, 2020, 00:48

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The original ecole generique that had alvarito solo and kabuya sounded like it would have continued the fire that fally left off with the libre parcours generiques
That still upsets me, don't forget it also had cambodge on there too.

SLK97 #4 on: August 19, 2020, 00:49

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Fally and his band may try to replicate this generique, but these replications are just fool's gold. LP2 has always been the real deal.

archos #5 on: August 19, 2020, 10:18

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Guys apart from the ecole generique of alvarito there was another they had done with tutu caludji introducing the  thing with tshiluba folklore then giving a pass to boussole and alvarito kicking it,then kabuya in the middle and identite at the end
for whatever reason they completely dropped both and did the new ecole and the crown
another generique i always regret not having seen daylight in fally's group is the skol one with the arrival of cambodge in the group i had heard it in a nightclub and mann it was a serious generique,you already know cambodge and his badass hitting of drums

Manzambi94 #6 on: August 19, 2020, 11:13

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Words cannot express how masterfully done this générique is. I gotta put it on repeat every time I listen to it. They’ve fallen off since then with the lukewarm works he and group release now
 
As I told you before this is the best generique ever made only the last 2:31 of Generation Bercy, Solola Bien, A La Queue Leu Leu can compete, Fally can really make good music but as I said I think his musicians are sabotaging him especially the instrumentalist if you compare Libre Parcours#2 even the other Libre Parcours to Allo Telephone it seems two different artist anyway Libre Parcours to me is slightly better because it is more faat pace, but I don't know why it got oershadowed by the Libre Parcours #2






Manzambi94 #7 on: August 19, 2020, 11:22

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Guys apart from the ecole generique of alvarito there was another they had done with tutu caludji introducing the  thing with tshiluba folklore then giving a pass to boussole and alvarito kicking it,then kabuya in the middle and identite at the end
for whatever reason they completely dropped both and did the new ecole and the crown
another generique i always regret not having seen daylight in fally's group is the skol one with the arrival of cambodge in the group i had heard it in a nightclub and mann it was a serious generique,you already know cambodge and his badass hitting of drums


Are there any chances usually of taking generique who were never released or released privately for a donor?

CM PRINCE #8 on: August 19, 2020, 11:23

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Words cannot express how masterfully done this générique is. I gotta put it on repeat every time I listen to it. They’ve fallen off since then with the lukewarm works he and group release now
 
As I told you before this is the best generique ever made only the last 2:31 of Generation Bercy, Solola Bien, A La Queue Leu Leu can compete, Fally can really make good music but as I said I think his musicians are sabotaging him especially the instrumentalist if you compare Libre Parcours#2 even the other Libre Parcours to Allo Telephone it seems two different artist anyway Libre Parcours to me is slightly better because it is more faat pace, but I don't know why it got oershadowed by the Libre Parcours #2




Best Generique ever? Okay let’s not go that far, we’re not gonna act like those you’ve listed are better than Effrakata, Loi, Jb Ndombolo, Droit De Veto, Pentagone,and the whole of Generation Bercy was fire not just the last 2 mins, and the A La Queue Leu Leu generique was rubbish.

Manzambi94 #9 on: August 19, 2020, 13:53

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Words cannot express how masterfully done this générique is. I gotta put it on repeat every time I listen to it. They’ve fallen off since then with the lukewarm works he and group release now
 
As I told you before this is the best generique ever made only the last 2:31 of Generation Bercy, Solola Bien, A La Queue Leu Leu can compete, Fally can really make good music but as I said I think his musicians are sabotaging him especially the instrumentalist if you compare Libre Parcours#2 even the other Libre Parcours to Allo Telephone it seems two different artist anyway Libre Parcours to me is slightly better because it is more faat pace, but I don't know why it got oershadowed by the Libre Parcours #2




Best Generique ever? Okay let’s not go that far, we’re not gonna act like those you’ve listed are better than Effrakata, Loi, Jb Ndombolo, Droit De Veto, Pentagone,and the whole of Generation Bercy was fire not just the last 2 mins, and the A La Queue Leu Leu generique was rubbish.
A La Queue Leu Leu rubbish? Tell to the milion of African kids who started to be musician because of Koyimbi ko, it is way better than JB's Ndombolo and to be honest generation Bercy is good but is only the 2:31 that people keep sharing reposting and dancing. I forgot about Loi and Pentagome and I can give you credit for that but to me Ndombolo of JB is average mever understood the hype behind that song

CM PRINCE #10 on: August 19, 2020, 14:02

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Words cannot express how masterfully done this générique is. I gotta put it on repeat every time I listen to it. They’ve fallen off since then with the lukewarm works he and group release now
 
As I told you before this is the best generique ever made only the last 2:31 of Generation Bercy, Solola Bien, A La Queue Leu Leu can compete, Fally can really make good music but as I said I think his musicians are sabotaging him especially the instrumentalist if you compare Libre Parcours#2 even the other Libre Parcours to Allo Telephone it seems two different artist anyway Libre Parcours to me is slightly better because it is more faat pace, but I don't know why it got oershadowed by the Libre Parcours #2




Best Generique ever? Okay let’s not go that far, we’re not gonna act like those you’ve listed are better than Effrakata, Loi, Jb Ndombolo, Droit De Veto, Pentagone,and the whole of Generation Bercy was fire not just the last 2 mins, and the A La Queue Leu Leu generique was rubbish.
A La Queue Leu Leu rubbish? Tell to the milion of African kids who started to be musician because of Koyimbi ko, it is way better than JB's Ndombolo and to be honest generation Bercy is good but is only the 2:31 that people keep sharing reposting and dancing. I forgot about Loi and Pentagome and I can give you credit for that but to me Ndombolo of JB is average mever understood the hype behind that song
Brudda the A La Queue Leu Leu Generique was a flop, the clip is one of the best ever but the Generique flopped. What millions of African Kids wanted to be a musician just because of Koyimbi Ko? It is not better than JB Ndombolo because especially at parties I hear Jb Ndombolo more than Ligne II with Ligne II they maybe I only put a minute of that song in.

archos #11 on: August 19, 2020, 15:53

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Will you two ever agree on something :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D

CM PRINCE #12 on: August 19, 2020, 16:18

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Will you two ever agree on something :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D
Please don't even try and start  ;D ;D

Jeffrey Sirjeza Sibanda #13 on: August 19, 2020, 22:31

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Jeffrey Sirjeza Sibanda #14 on: August 19, 2020, 22:36

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Archos my bro do you have a link of the rehearsal maybe, I would love to hear the Ecole version with Alvarito and Kabuya............ I hated the fact that they removed that leg dance cri and I don't know why, they never used it the whole album, they should have at least put it on "The crown".......Fally Ipupa sometimes makes terrible  decisions (Kabuya has a lot of interesting cris and I don't know why they chose the on he did in Allo Téléphone (There is that one he did on his his recent return, I thought it was going to open the generique (he always say sotwata something before singing the cris then its fire)