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*1997: Oxmo Puccino Feat [[Booba]] - ''Pucc fiction'' |
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*1997: Lunatic - ''Bouge comme un diablotin'' |
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*1997: Ali - ''Nique la halla'' |
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*1998: Lunatic Feat Ärsenik - ''Sang d'encre'' |
*1998: Lunatic Feat Ärsenik - ''Sang d'encre'' |
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*1999: Lunatic Feat Comité De Brailleurs - ''On s'maintient'' |
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*2000: Lunatic Feat Mala - ''Hommes de l'ombre'' |
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*2002: Black Jack Feat Lunatic & Mala - ''Diaspora d'Afrique'' |
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*2002: Lunatic - ''Que le message passe'' ' |
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*2003: Booba Feat [[Nessbeal]] - ''Tout c'qu'on connait'' |
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==Discography: Ali (rapper)== |
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*2005: ''Chaos et Harmonie'' |
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== References == |
== References == |
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Lunatic was a French hip hop duo from Boulogne-Billancourt. The lineup consisted of Booba (Boulogne-Billancourt) and Ali (Issy-les-Moulineaux), coming from the department of Hauts-de-Seine in the west suburb of Paris.
After Lunatic split up in 2003, both members went on to solo careers. Their release "Le Crime Paie" was produced by DJ Mars.[1]
Career
In 1994, Booba met Daddy Ali at a concert of Coup d'Etat Phonique. They decided to form a group and Daddy Ali dropped the "Daddy" from his stage-name, now named Ali.
Their first song "Le crime paie" ["Crime Pays"], released in 1996. At this time, they also recorded an album titled Sortis de l'ombre, but this album was never released. In 1997, they released their second song, "Les vrais savent".
Lunatic left Time Bomb records in 1997, and when Booba was arrested in 1998, Ali had to continue as a solo act.[citation needed]
After Lunatic
The group separated in 2003. Booba and Ali then embarked on solo careers.
Ali (rapper)
Ali, originally Daddy Ali (born in 1975 at Issy-les-Moulineaux, France) is a French rapper of Moroccan origin who started his music career with Booba as rap duo Lunatic and now is a solo rapper artist.
After split-up, Ali released his album Chaos et Harmonie in 2005[2] collaborating with 45 Scientific. He made the track "Golden Boy" talking about his old friend Booba without mentioning his name and accusing him that he was no longer a singer but only a man who wanted to make money. He followed it up with a second album Le Rassemblement. Although Ali wanted to continue using the moniker, but Booba vehemently refused this.
Booba
Elie Yaffa, better known under his stage name Booba (French pronunciation: [buˈba]) is a French rapper. Booba became hugely successful with most legally downloaded artist in France.[3]
Discography: Lunatic
Albums
| Year | Album | Peak positions | Certification |
|---|---|---|---|
| SWE [4] | |||
| 1996 | Sortis de l'ombre (unreleased) | – | |
| 2000 | Mauvais oeil | 10 | Gold[5] |
| 2006 | Black Album | 79 |
Singles
- 1996: "Le crime paie"
- 1997: "Les vrais savent"
Appearances
- 1996: Time Bomb - Time Bomb explose
- 1996: Time Bomb - Le guidon
- 1996: Lunatic - Le crime paie
- 1996: La Brigade Feat Lunatic - 16 rimes
- 1997: Lunatic - Les vrais savent
- 1997: Lunatic - Le jour J
- 1997: Lunatic - Chateau rouge
- 1997: Lunatic - Viens danser avec les Lunatic
- 1997: Oxmo Puccino Feat Booba - Pucc fiction
- 1997: Lunatic - Bouge comme un diablotin
- 1998: Lunatic Feat Ärsenik - Sang d'encre
- 1999: Lunatic Feat Comité De Brailleurs - On s'maintient
- 1999: Lunatic Feat Malekal Morte - Test ton mic
- 2000: Lunatic Feat Dicidens - De larmes et de sang
- 2000: Lunatic Feat Mala - Hommes de l'ombre
- 2002: Black Jack Feat Lunatic & Mala - Diaspora d'Afrique
- 2002: Lunatic - Que le message passe '
- 2003: Booba Feat Nessbeal - Tout c'qu'on connait
Discography: Ali (rapper)
- 2005: Chaos et Harmonie
- 2010: Le Rassemblement
- Appearances
- 1999: Ali in "Nique la halla" - in mixtape Opération coup de poing
- 1999: Ali feat Oxmo Puccino - Esprit mafieux
- 2002: Ali feat Suspects - Ennemis publics
- 2002: Booba feat Ali - Strass et paillettes in Booba album Temps mort
- 2003: Hi-Fi feat Ali & Nasme - "Le code de la rue" on Hi-Fi album Rien à perdre rien à prouver
- 2004: Ali feat Keydj - "Lamentations" in compilation album Sang d'encre haut débit
- 2008: Ali - "Dramatique" in Beni Snassen album Spleen & idéal
- 2008: Abd al Malik feat Ali - in "L'unique" on Beni Snassen album Spleen & idéal
- 2008: Ali feat Case Nègre - in "Soufre" in mixta
References
- ^ http://www.abcdrduson.com/100-classiques-rap-francais/02.php
- ^ abcdr Duson (le webzine rap): Ali - Chaos et Harmonie (in French)
- ^ Booba : L'année nous appartient, interview vidéo sur NRJ12. melty.fr (2011-01-03). Retrieved on 2012-12-30.
- ^ "Ola discography". swedishcharts.com. Hung Medien. Retrieved 24 May 2013.
{{cite web}}: Italic or bold markup not allowed in:|work=(help) - ^ "Les Disques d'Or". SNEP. 2002.