Author Topic: FABREGAS ALBUM ALREADY AVAILABLE ON DIGITAL STORES  (Read 6166 times)

archos on: February 12, 2016, 17:09

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http://www.deezer.com/album/12376262

That album is in two parts,first past is je pense"poison",second is je  pense "antidote"so its more than 20 songs
that ngwende generique is quite nice
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SLY PAPA NA KEVIN #1 on: February 12, 2016, 21:37

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So far so good,very good compositions but a bit monotonous, it's like a continuation of his old albums but okay for me since i love rhumba songs.
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SLY PAPA NA KEVIN #2 on: February 12, 2016, 21:53

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I love the song Limousine by Ibrator his Chef du Orchestre, the chap is a fantastic singer!!
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Jdog #3 on: February 12, 2016, 22:05

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Fabregas and Light Music have done it again. I like the album but my favorite version is the Antidote version. My favorite songs from Antidote is Etat d'esprit and Mawa Eza. My favorite songs from Poison are Plat Preference,Keba na bolingo and Mopepe.

Chico from Ferre's group will be mad that his ambulance vocal in Prince was used. And why did Fabregas sing a vocal already done by Omba? I like Thierry a lot but he needed more control on his vocal in Sacrifice. Bebe Boutchou was really good as well. Ibra the cheif is a decent singer. Some of Fabregas singers sound the same to me.

I'm mad that Ambi was cut short just when it was heating up. Having parts of Moto and Mascara in the beggining of Ngwende was pointless. Ya Paty was on repeat. Cedrick Ya Mado,Arches De Nuances really showed some promise in the geneiques. Trois Jours is ok and Sabalo was pretty good especially with that C'est le danse animation. The piano player was on point again.
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Matebu #4 on: February 12, 2016, 22:11

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Fabregas leading the way atm in putting out quality work with little  time wasted. Nice concept in dividing two-full feature albums into two different themes instead of a single release.

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mvulusi96 #5 on: February 13, 2016, 00:19

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archos #6 on: February 13, 2016, 00:54

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No wonder he is now in position to send 1500 dollars from europe to shaka kongo to encourage him for all the energy he puts into dealing with artists issues,almost 38(if we take off the generiques) x 10000-15000 per song ;D ;D ;D

mwana_nsalu #7 on: March 07, 2016, 15:59

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i am only now coming around to hearing this album. haven't had a chance to really take it in. but in reality with congolese albums it really takes me years. believe it or not i just discovered fally ipupa's 'sony' on power after owning the album since its release. i tend to get stuck on a few songs then move on later. sometimes much much later.

anyway i find both sides of the album to be very good. yes there is a little monotony given the amount of songs on both installments but it winds up being a positive for me because then i can just choose my favorite songs. since there are so many songs there are enough of my favorites to make one solid album to listen to lol

bravo fabregas.

Tata Nkiadi #8 on: March 08, 2016, 04:11

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I'm going to support and buy the albums because I think he's a phenomenal artist who pumps fresh blood into the vein of the music but these double CDs and now 2 double CD albums are stupid. This is why these guys wait years to come out with new material because they waste it by cramming songs. I hate to reference Grand Maître but what they did in Franco's day was smart business. It's like crack cocaine, give them a little, make them fiend for it and then give them a little more. Listeners pass over great songs because they don't have the time nor the energy to listen to 2 hour albums.
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mwana_nsalu #9 on: March 13, 2016, 23:22

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I'm going to support and buy the albums because I think he's a phenomenal artist who pumps fresh blood into the vein of the music but these double CDs and now 2 double CD albums are stupid. This is why these guys wait years to come out with new material because they waste it by cramming songs. I hate to reference Grand Maître but what they did in Franco's day was smart business. It's like crack cocaine, give them a little, make them fiend for it and then give them a little more. Listeners pass over great songs because they don't have the time nor the energy to listen to 2 hour albums.


i think these artists are just trying to catch up and flood the market with new sounds. just 10 years ago people complained of delayed albums and not enough music. i agree it can be tedious listening to such lengthy albums but at least for me, as a fan of the music, i like how maybe two, three years down the line i'm still going back to the album and then falling in love with songs i'd previously skipped.
i definitely understand and partly agree with your critiques though.