Modogo Gianfranco Ferre's album Integration of 2000 was a great album. I never heard the album, only little snippet of a sebene on youtube on I think Soukousman's channel and the rapsong Weekend with Tutu Kaludji years ago (2001-02) in a nightclub. Modogo's 3 first albums (Le Jour J de l'Histoire Romaine, Place Vendome and Statue de Liberté "Ba Vénants") were great albums. But I stopped listening to his albums from the moment he started singing (oorgh it was horrible hahahaha). So I think that's why I missed Integration where he didn't sing. Someone needs to tell Robby (Modogo's son) to put his dad's album on digitalplatforms.
The way Alexis Azulino played on this album reminded me of Alain Makaba of the Titanic and Feux de l'Amour-era. They have just to remove Viva's cri's and replace that with Kaludji and Ekokota and it would sound like Wenge 4x4 participated.
Integration with Fin d'Exil the last album that Viva La Musica recorded in with the original Viva "Made in Paris" style. I went to hear the album, after watching the interview Teddy Mola with singer Omba Nsimba "Petit Bokoul", where he explained that Lidjo Kwempa assaulted him the studio when secretly recording with Reddy and Modogo one of the songs of this album. The same interview Omba said that Stino, Gloria and co didn't like him, Christian Lema and Djodjo Bayinge when they joined Viva La Musica "Cour des Grands"
