Marcahouse saying the same things what he said in previous interviews and showing his guitar skills from 38:45 (songs from Leke-Leke, Match Kwata, Echebi, Courreur de Juppon and  Tshekele Pete, etc.). I really liked when Marcahouse played Courreur de Juppon and Tshekele Pete. Which shows that he's had more talent than people are thinking.

Pfffff I really begin to be fed up with Ferre's Odemba-songs, he must he change his rhythm in Es-Que J'avais Dit, otherwise he will lose more sympathy from music-lovers.

 I regretted that he didn't brought his electric guitar, because I wanted to hear the beginning of Derangement and Katshou Katshou.

Yeah I like when he played guitar in this interview. What's wrong with Ferre odemba style? It's something different from what he did in Sens Interdit and Qui Est Derriere Toi which were like OK Jazz type of songs.

No one doubts Marchouse's skills, the likes of sankara tease him that he doesn't play in studio but that's false, he is the brains behind all the rhythms and artistic direction behind Ferre and the group's music.
The other chaps mock him for talking too much and playing less in interviews which is true but they know he's bloody brilliant and plays rhythm and solo comfortably.

Jdog, rhumba odemba is what TPOK Jazz played. On Sens Interdit Ferre had a good mix of odemba, folklore and modern rhumba but these days he mainly does odemba.

This is not the hard response we were expecting after the vets called him out, recycling odemba is like singing gospel at the  Apollo its hard to booo. Showcase or @least give a snippet of new portions then we can LOL with you...

Sly, what I meant is that Ferre went for modern rhumba in Boite Noire so it doesn't sound too monotonous.

As much as I love Ferre but I have to be honest the Boite Noire was a let down it was too Monotonous, plus marchouse needs to back to something like he did lubukulukumu (out of all his partitions that is the one that put him on the map).