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It seems from the two pages that Mbube is a different style, but the Mbube page seems to refer to Ladysmith Black Mambazo as popularizers. Did they popularize both? -- Slashme 12:04, 22 December 2005 (UTC)
theyr not the same thing, you cannot merge them, who proposed this!? they may seem the same thing on paper, but you can never truly put music on paper, so it is irrelavant.
Theyr about as similar as rock and punk, sure they both have guitars, drums, basses and singers, but theyr different very different. Noise is one thing, sound is another thing. Philc 0780 23:22, 8 March 2006 (UTC)
I've removed the merge tag, as isicathamiya and mbube and quite different; like it reads above, it is not the same style, even though the groups tend to be male and sing a capella. I've also removed the merge tag from the mbube article, and I've created a Mbube disambiguation page; on here, a small description of the Mbube song is there, with the previous Mbube article moved to Mbube (genre). Some of the content on the latter article was invalid for the style; therefore I have moved it to Isicathamiya. I notice there is a page entitled Iscathamiya - I will try to get this one deleted/merged into Isicathamiya, as it is mostly the same information.
-- LBM 11 April 2006, 18:40 (GMT - or BST..)
I'm just curious about some of the sounds particular to iscathamiya. My only exposure is really Ladysmith Black Mambazo, so I don't know how much the actual sounds tend to vary from group to group. But in all of the recordings I've heard there's a sound someone makes that sounds like (sorry for the spelling) "Sheeye Che..E...Che!" or variations on that. I was wondering what that was. Sometimes it comes before a change in the harmony, but sometimes not. Is it some sort of direction, does it have a rough translation? 24.214.198.98 16:45, 28 January 2007 (UTC)JBW
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It seems from the two pages that Mbube is a different style, but the Mbube page seems to refer to Ladysmith Black Mambazo as popularizers. Did they popularize both? -- Slashme 12:04, 22 December 2005 (UTC)
theyr not the same thing, you cannot merge them, who proposed this!? they may seem the same thing on paper, but you can never truly put music on paper, so it is irrelavant.
Theyr about as similar as rock and punk, sure they both have guitars, drums, basses and singers, but theyr different very different. Noise is one thing, sound is another thing. Philc 0780 23:22, 8 March 2006 (UTC)
I've removed the merge tag, as isicathamiya and mbube and quite different; like it reads above, it is not the same style, even though the groups tend to be male and sing a capella. I've also removed the merge tag from the mbube article, and I've created a Mbube disambiguation page; on here, a small description of the Mbube song is there, with the previous Mbube article moved to Mbube (genre). Some of the content on the latter article was invalid for the style; therefore I have moved it to Isicathamiya. I notice there is a page entitled Iscathamiya - I will try to get this one deleted/merged into Isicathamiya, as it is mostly the same information.
-- LBM 11 April 2006, 18:40 (GMT - or BST..)
I'm just curious about some of the sounds particular to iscathamiya. My only exposure is really Ladysmith Black Mambazo, so I don't know how much the actual sounds tend to vary from group to group. But in all of the recordings I've heard there's a sound someone makes that sounds like (sorry for the spelling) "Sheeye Che..E...Che!" or variations on that. I was wondering what that was. Sometimes it comes before a change in the harmony, but sometimes not. Is it some sort of direction, does it have a rough translation? 24.214.198.98 16:45, 28 January 2007 (UTC)JBW