Author Topic: BRIGADE IS SUCH A GOOD STORYTELLER  (Read 597 times)

archos on: May 10, 2026, 12:37

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he reveals for the first time that it reached a point where koffi was ready to drop fally from the list to europe or him,and it tooks hours and hours to negotiate until fally made it back to the list,as fally pretended that he received 50k already for droit chemin,so koffi anticipated losing him or having him starting to come when he wants(which is one of the argument of leaders to never pay well enough musicians that if they get good money workrate and dedication drops) and tried to counter by leaving him behind,and also since they were very close with brigade it became either of them in the fear of a new academia with guys who would be only one their second tours like junior and that fally and ferre both called him to tell him he's staying behind because of fally's project of droit chemin
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Wenge1995 #1 on: May 10, 2026, 14:21

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he reveals for the first time that it reached a point where koffi was ready to drop fally from the list to europe or him,and it tooks hours and hours to negotiate until fally made it back to the list,as fally pretended that he received 50k already for droit chemin,so koffi anticipated losing him or having him starting to come when he wants(which is one of the argument of leaders to never pay well enough musicians that if they get good money workrate and dedication drops) and tried to counter by leaving him behind,and also since they were very close with brigade it became either of them in the fear of a new academia with guys who would wasbe only one their second tours like junior and that fally and ferre both called him to tell him he's staying behind because of fally's project of droit chemin

In response to Academia, if Koffi made sure the core members of Quartier Latin were registered under SACEM to receive legal credit for songs they placed on group albums like Force de Frappe to Danger de Mort, do you think their loyalty and hard work would drop? Why even bother making group albums if you're not interested in paying people what is publicly announced as "their composition".

The irony is that if group members were allowed to collect royalties from their songs on SACEM, they wouldn't be so dependent on salaries. The quarterly risiduals and gifts from donors would be enough to live well in-between concerts, it takes pressure off of the boss to always pay them.
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