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Points: 575 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 19 2009 at 15:50
As I am from Serbia (one of the ex-former Yugoslav republics), I am pretty conversant with the scene, and as the best represents I would mention bands as Smak, Leb i Sol, Time, Korni Grupa, and many more.   
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Points: 1320 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 19 2009 at 15:14
I posted recently several reviews of Josipa Lisac. A few more to come...Smile
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Thanks, Seyo.
 
I'll give a look the BD's page fpr the images upoad.
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Points: 1320 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 16 2009 at 06:01
Originally posted by Andrea Cortese Andrea Cortese wrote:

Originally posted by Mandrakeroot Mandrakeroot wrote:

Andrea Cortese... I've only third album that you have mentioned (Buldožer: ''Pljuni istini u oči'') and I think that you did the center!
 
Thanks, Mandy.
 
Smak are really great. I know you don't have that only because you didn't find any at the music shop you went to.
 
I also have a compilation that features the whole Smak debut plus a half of the EP Satelit. Fantastic music!!
 
Crna Dama is more polite and refine. Tegoba is simply amazing. A highly recommended album (and I know you don't need any further information to believe me...).
 
 

Andrea, thanks for a nice and brief review of Dugme's "Eto baš hoću" !Thumbs Up

I am doing image cover updates. I started with Yugo bands... I think now the covers look better and in some cases I inserted original LP vinyl covers instead of later CD reissues, like BIJELO DUGME for instance.... 
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Points: 4411 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 12 2009 at 07:56
Originally posted by Mandrakeroot Mandrakeroot wrote:

Andrea Cortese... I've only third album that you have mentioned (Buldožer: ''Pljuni istini u oči'') and I think that you did the center!
 
Thanks, Mandy.
 
Smak are really great. I know you don't have that only because you didn't find any at the music shop you went to.
 
I also have a compilation that features the whole Smak debut plus a half of the EP Satelit. Fantastic music!!
 
Crna Dama is more polite and refine. Tegoba is simply amazing. A highly recommended album (and I know you don't need any further information to believe me...).
 
 
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Points: 5851 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 11 2009 at 15:56
Originally posted by Seyo Seyo wrote:

Originally posted by Mandrakeroot Mandrakeroot wrote:

 
I had an idea to open a post to see if Pro Arte may be included in PA... But I do not know where to start!


I must say they I don't think they belong here. Their prog connections is very limited. Apart from interesting psych/beat debut (not prog though) and some later with jazz funky elements (Tihomir Pop Asanovic keyboard player of TIME, SEPTEMBER was occassional member at times), the bulk of their musical work is pop rock at best, with too many schlager/vocal pop/easy listening soft melodies.

Let us not confuse our personal preferences with more or less objective guidelines about what constitutes progressive rock and its sub-genres. My avatar represents PRO ARTE debut LP from 1970, which I think is important early domestic release of beat/rock music in Yugoslavia. But that does not mean it justifies their addition here. They released a dozen of LP albums and more than 20 singles. 95% of that is simple pop song.
 
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Andrea Cortese... I've only third album that you have mentioned (Buldožer: ''Pljuni istini u oči'') and I think that you did the center!
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it was probably that shop...don't remember the name exactly.
 
To be honest I visited two shops: the first at the great multi-floor variety shop (at 4th floor) in the central square and the other was near the dock besides a very nice XIX century palace (yellow coloured). There is the head office of the italian consulate ...
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Originally posted by Andrea Cortese Andrea Cortese wrote:

 
I was in Fiume (Rijeka) the last week and found at a local music store these items to enrich my yugo rock collection:
 
 


Wow! Where did you get these? The only place that I know that could remotely have those albums is Dallas Music Shop..which is, like 15 minutes from my home, so send a PM next time when you're here again so we can have a beer!
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I was in Fiume (Rijeka) the last week and found at a local music store these items to enrich my yugo rock collection:
 
 
 zapri   Bijelo Dugme The Best of 1984-1989
 
 
 
Crna dama - album cover Big smile
 
 
 
Pljuni istini u o&amp;amp;#269;i - album cover
 
 
 
 
 


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Originally posted by zicIy zicIy wrote:

Originally posted by micky micky wrote:

great stuff guys.. .completely enjoyed that Clap
 
THANX, Micky!
 
especially for ya, not Prog but an legendary exYu new wave band from 80's - EKVStar:
 
 
 


EKV is one of my top fav bands ever! Star They are certainly "progressive" but in a post-new wave meaning of the word. They have strong "alternative" and "art" approach towards rock music. I am still not sure whether they should be added here, but since Šarlo and Dr. Spira are already here, the gate is open....



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Originally posted by Mandrakeroot Mandrakeroot wrote:

 
I had an idea to open a post to see if Pro Arte may be included in PA... But I do not know where to start!


I must say they I don't think they belong here. Their prog connections is very limited. Apart from interesting psych/beat debut (not prog though) and some later with jazz funky elements (Tihomir Pop Asanovic keyboard player of TIME, SEPTEMBER was occassional member at times), the bulk of their musical work is pop rock at best, with too many schlager/vocal pop/easy listening soft melodies.

Let us not confuse our personal preferences with more or less objective guidelines about what constitutes progressive rock and its sub-genres. My avatar represents PRO ARTE debut LP from 1970, which I think is important early domestic release of beat/rock music in Yugoslavia. But that does not mean it justifies their addition here. They released a dozen of LP albums and more than 20 singles. 95% of that is simple pop song.
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DV NIKT (Belgrade, Serbia)

 
 
 
 


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Originally posted by micky micky wrote:

great stuff guys.. .completely enjoyed that Clap
 
THANX, Micky!
 
especially for ya, not Prog but an legendary exYu new wave band from 80's - EKVStar:
 
 
 


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Points: 5851 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: April 13 2009 at 05:16
Originally posted by Seyo Seyo wrote:

Originally posted by Mandrakeroot Mandrakeroot wrote:

Originally posted by Seyo Seyo wrote:

Originally posted by zicIy zicIy wrote:

R.I.P Čobi (ex-ProArte)

Yes, sorry to hear that :(
He was a great vocalist!
 
A bad news!!!
 
Pro Arte is one of my preferred EX Yu band!!!

Yeah, their psych/RnB debut LP (see my avatar) is one of important early albums of YU rock, unfortunately it is often overlooked.
 
I had an idea to open a post to see if Pro Arte may be included in PA... But I do not know where to start!
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great stuff guys.. .completely enjoyed that Clap
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Points: 1320 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: April 12 2009 at 09:18
Originally posted by zicIy zicIy wrote:

Originally posted by Seyo Seyo wrote:

Originally posted by Seyo Seyo wrote:

Originally posted by clarke2001 clarke2001 wrote:

Originally posted by zicIy zicIy wrote:

Seyo, are we forget Dr. Spira i Ljudska Bića? Wink




!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Star


Of course not! Step by step. I must admit I have not thoroughly listened to his only album "Dijagnoza". I need to revisit it in order to decide where could he fit (style/genre). I think recently this album was issued as CD remaster with some extensive bonus material. Need to check that too. I the meantime what would you say about his music style and where could he fit here at PA?? Thanks for suggestions. 
 
And now, for something completely different.... for my dear friends Zicly and Clarke2001, and all others of course Wink... Dr Spira was added here: http://www.progarchives.com/artist.asp?id=4432
 
ClapClapClapClapClapClapClapClapClapClapClapClap
 


Thanks. I just added this Prvi sneg video clip here. Although I dont like adding poor videos made with amateur equipment from the audience, I guess this song deserves since it is most representative of Spira's work.
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Originally posted by zicIy zicIy wrote:

Miona Babić (very interesting Avant Prog, imho):
 

Interesting! I suggest you send this link to Avant genre team. In any case if admitted they should go under Serbia, because it is contemporary music without link to old Yugoslavia. Cheers. Wink
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Originally posted by Seyo Seyo wrote:

Originally posted by Seyo Seyo wrote:

Originally posted by clarke2001 clarke2001 wrote:

Originally posted by zicIy zicIy wrote:

Seyo, are we forget Dr. Spira i Ljudska Bića? Wink




!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Star


Of course not! Step by step. I must admit I have not thoroughly listened to his only album "Dijagnoza". I need to revisit it in order to decide where could he fit (style/genre). I think recently this album was issued as CD remaster with some extensive bonus material. Need to check that too. I the meantime what would you say about his music style and where could he fit here at PA?? Thanks for suggestions. 

And now, for something completely different.... for my dear friends Zicly and Clarke2001, and all others of course Wink... Dr Spira was added here: http://www.progarchives.com/artist.asp?id=4432
 
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Originally posted by Seyo Seyo wrote:

Originally posted by clarke2001 clarke2001 wrote:

Originally posted by zicIy zicIy wrote:

Seyo, are we forget Dr. Spira i Ljudska Bića? Wink




!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Star


Of course not! Step by step. I must admit I have not thoroughly listened to his only album "Dijagnoza". I need to revisit it in order to decide where could he fit (style/genre). I think recently this album was issued as CD remaster with some extensive bonus material. Need to check that too. I the meantime what would you say about his music style and where could he fit here at PA?? Thanks for suggestions. 

And now, for something completely different.... for my dear friends Zicly and Clarke2001, and all others of course Wink... Dr Spira was added here: http://www.progarchives.com/artist.asp?id=4432
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