Author Topic: ADO YUHE INTERVIEW WITH GUY GUY FALL  (Read 1368 times)

archos on: September 01, 2022, 22:20

  • Mighty Member
  • *****
  • Posts: 23430
  • Karma: +62/-26
    • View Profile

242 #1 on: September 02, 2022, 00:58

  • Sr. Member
  • ****
  • Posts: 281
  • Karma: +2/-0
    • View Profile
Finally ! This should be interesting  ;D

Mfumu Vata #2 on: September 02, 2022, 12:48

  • Hero Member
  • *****
  • Posts: 6887
  • Karma: +21/-3
    • View Profile
Ado Yuhe noticed that I've always been saying that Guy-Guy Fall's voice is closer to that of Reddy Amisi than that of Werrason. But because Extra Musica following Wenge's style in the beginning, the public immediately linked Fall's voice to that of Werrason. It's Herman Ngassaki's voice who closer to that of Werrason and almost the same, but heavier.

I didn't really like the interview. Guy Guy Fall was arrogant here and often off-topic by not immediately answering Ado's questions. Guy was right about his songs because I already heard the first song that he wanted to put in Nouveaux Missiles in one of those rare Extra Musica cassettes which had the last verse of Zangul Zangul the song. But that was a long time ago, was it also the same song from which Roga Roga used the intro in his own song Polemic Generale ? It's sad that his second song which was accepted didn't make it on the tracklist of Confirmation, while they recorded it in the studo. Roga Roga and Espe Bass did Guy Guy Fall dirty by deleting his song he dedicated to Ma'Dany (Kongolo Mobutu's wife) from the  tracklist. It was already strange to see that all songs were 10 and 9 minutes long, while a cd has 80 minutes as limit. So they already knew what they were doing. Also Guy-Guy Fall not more singing as lead singer in most songs compared to their first album Nouveaux Missiles, new members like Doudou Copa and Herman Ngassaki getting that opportunity.

archos #3 on: September 02, 2022, 13:17

  • Mighty Member
  • *****
  • Posts: 23430
  • Karma: +62/-26
    • View Profile
somehow the history of guyguy fall is a little bit similar to the one of marie paul in wenge(except that fall was much more of a star than de paul before he was forced out),if you listen to the way they sound arrogant its quite close and you can even go back to how kester also described his departure of viva but i liked what he said about extra reunion,roga has to be honest about it he makes it as if the guys will return to perform as his group,if i remember well in that reunion they tried years ago he got booed hard for playing his own songs with levyson and co to prove  that he is special compared to quentin and co 

Mfumu Vata #4 on: September 02, 2022, 14:31

  • Hero Member
  • *****
  • Posts: 6887
  • Karma: +21/-3
    • View Profile
The problem with Roga Roga is that he sees himself like Nyoka Longo, being the one who kept the name of Extra Musica alive. The difference between both guys is that Roga Roga brags about it, while Nyoka Longo doesn’t brag about it, except during the war of Familia Dei vs Nkolo Mboka (often saying Zaïko C’est Nyoka Longo).

The thing that went wrong in 2013 during Extra Musica’s 20th anniversary, is that Roga Roga wanted it to be like the concept of Zaiko’s 18th anniversary in 1987. Each generation coming on stage until the one of Sorcellerie Kindoki. All co-founders agreed. But Roga himself messed it up by not showing up at rehearsals and sending Sonor Digital. Also he couldn’t accept to play guitar on stage with Quentin, Guy Guy Fall, Oxygene and co on stage. Having that superiority complex and seeing it as humiliation.

Zaïko’s 40th anniversary didn’t took place because of these kind of issues. Gina Efonge like Guy Guy Fall not wanting to accept that the anniversary would be centered around Nyoka Longo and hun getting the most money. It messed everything up because the Congolese government wanted that old Isifi team on stage. Nyoka Longo than celebrating it the next year on his own way with Wemba and Manuaku.

The one of 1987, took place because Zaïko had the late Laudert Londala as concert promoter who paid Pepe Felly Manuaku, Papa Wemba, Evoloko and Manvuela big money which made them all accept. Only Gina Efonge refused, who tried to influence the rest to boycott the event but it didn’t work.