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Points: 4411 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: September 06 2007 at 08:54
Originally posted by Seyo Seyo wrote:

Originally posted by Andrea Cortese Andrea Cortese wrote:

Thanks Seyo.
 
In these days I've listened to Rucni Rad. It's different from Leb i Sol 2 but very proggy and melodic. Another beautiful record!
 
Great work on bass guitar. Another 5 stars review's coming, I presume.Wink
 
Oh heavens! You got a new avatar... I see what influenced...Big%20smile
I agree with you on Rucni rad evaluation. It is different but still clearly within the fusion style. I would also recommend to listen to the fourth album ("Infinity"), it is rather different, with basick rock trio (Dimusevski had left) and new wave influnce, but still very good album for me.
 
Yes, a new avatar thanks to a great album like Leb i Sol 2!Clap
 
 
I've also found a rougher sound in Infinity keys missing. Basically a jazz-rock trio within new wave influences. I still haven't listened to that album enough to post a more correct comment. That's also for the following record, Sledovanje, that I would say the first four tracks are rather pleasant and involving despite the low rating on this site.


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Points: 1320 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: September 03 2007 at 10:09
Originally posted by Andrea Cortese Andrea Cortese wrote:

Thanks Seyo.
 
In these days I've listened to Rucni Rad. It's different from Leb i Sol 2 but very proggy and melodic. Another beautiful record!
 
Great work on bass guitar. Another 5 stars review's coming, I presume.Wink
 
Oh heavens! You got a new avatar... I see what influenced...Big%20smile
I agree with you on Rucni rad evaluation. It is different but still clearly within the fusion style. I would also recommend to listen to the fourth album ("Infinity"), it is rather different, with basick rock trio (Dimusevski had left) and new wave influnce, but still very good album for me.
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Points: 4411 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 31 2007 at 04:01
Thanks Seyo.
 
In these days I've listened to Rucni Rad. It's different from Leb i Sol 2 but very proggy and melodic. Another beautiful record!
 
Great work on bass guitar. Another 5 stars review's coming, I presume.Wink
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Points: 1320 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 25 2007 at 08:20
Originally posted by Andrea Cortese Andrea Cortese wrote:

I gave a look to the Leb I So's page and saw that this band i terribly overlooked by progheads. From what I've heard they're a monument to prog from the yugoslavian scene. Great band! I'm happy with this recent discovery of mine!Clap
 
Now Andrea, you can try to "infect" the whole Italy with Leb i sol... LOL
 
Congrats for your Leb i sol 2 review!Clap
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Points: 1320 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 25 2007 at 08:18
Originally posted by DarioIndjic DarioIndjic wrote:

I think Anastasia should be on this site, i found the soundtrack for the movie Before the Rain in Herceg-Novi few weeks ago,amazing music,even if their original album 'Na Rjekah Vavilonskih' is one of my fav Ex-Yugo records.
 
I agree with you Dario. Anastasia is on my "to add" list, so I'll work on their addition too.
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Points: 4411 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 17 2007 at 17:11
I gave a look to the Leb I So's page and saw that this band i terribly overlooked by progheads. From what I've heard they're a monument to prog from the yugoslavian scene. Great band! I'm happy with this recent discovery of mine!Clap
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I think Anastasia should be on this site, i found the soundtrack for the movie Before the Rain in Herceg-Novi few weeks ago,amazing music,even if their original album 'Na Rjekah Vavilonskih' is one of my fav Ex-Yugo records.

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Ars longa , vita brevis
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Glad to hear there's such a policy of re-releasing classic Yugoslavian prog. And from what I know your Leb i Sol is worth every penny! Thumbs%20Up
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Points: 4411 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 16 2007 at 17:38
Hi friends, I'm just returned from my holydays in Histria, Cres and Lussin. I spent wonderful days, sea and food were fantastic!
 
On about prog I found in Porec a stunning double cd compilation of LEB I SOL for the total running time of over 150 mns.
 
It features a pair of songs from their self titled debut album (1977) and then the whole
 
Leb i Sol 2 1978 4.54
Essential:%20a%20masterpiece%20of%20progressive%20music
(9 ratings) 		Studio Album
Rucni Rad 1979 4.82
Essential:%20a%20masterpiece%20of%20progressive%20music
(7 ratings) 		Studio Album
Infinity 1981 3.75
Excellent%20addition%20to%20any%20prog%20music%20collection
(2 ratings) 		Studio Album
Sledovanje 1982 2.00
Collectors/fans%20only
(1 ratings) 		Studio Album
 
 
 
Wow, that's just incredible! 2 cds for less than 10 euros each!!!
 
 
Then I found an album by DRUGI NACIN and a fantastic triple cd compilation (at the bargain cost less than 5 euros each)  of yugoslavian rock from the seventies with bands as (LEB I SOL apart) POP MASINA, KORNI GRUPA, SMAK, SI VREMENA NA VREME, INDEKSI, NEPOCIN, SEPTEMBER, TIME, BULDOZER and many others.
 
I'm very happy. I hope to listen with attention to Leb I Sol and to review those albums as soon as possible!TongueClap
 
 
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Points: 1320 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: June 27 2007 at 06:43
Now, please feel free to review her albums...Wink
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Originally posted by Seyo Seyo wrote:

Originally posted by Komodo dragon Komodo dragon wrote:

Aloha ! And thanks Seyo ! Checked and going for Mizar right now !Wink Josipa is next !
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Josipa is added in "prog related" section. Big%20smile
 
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GREAT NEWS!!!!!! MANY THANKS!!!!!
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Points: 1320 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: June 24 2007 at 08:33
Originally posted by Komodo dragon Komodo dragon wrote:

Aloha ! And thanks Seyo ! Checked and going for Mizar right now !Wink Josipa is next !
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Josipa is added in "prog related" section. Big%20smile
 
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Points: 1320 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: June 09 2007 at 05:34
You are welcome Komodo! Of course, we expect your reviews contribution... Wink
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Points: 346 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 17 2007 at 18:57
Aloha ! And thanks Seyo ! Checked and going for Mizar right now !Wink Josipa is next !
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Points: 1320 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 17 2007 at 09:56
Originally posted by Komodo dragon Komodo dragon wrote:

Originally posted by Seyo Seyo wrote:

Originally posted by Komodo dragon Komodo dragon wrote:

Originally posted by Seyo Seyo wrote:

Thanks for info Komodo and welcome to the thread!
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LOL thank  you for adding so meny YU bands in prog archivesClap


just can't find Porodicna manufaktura crnog leba
I look allover netConfused and find nothingConfused
Do you  have some link's of  YU bands?


 
Look under "M", because the full name is MAJA DE RADO I PORODICNA MANUFAKTURA CRNOG HLEBA Big%20smile
 
I have some links, tell me what bands are you interested in? I am mostly into old exYugo bands from 1960s till late 1980s.


  I know , I peep into it...

I just love all music that is deferent and strange. One that is not pushed by force and by stupid people from mass medias <!--[if !vml]-->Tongue<!--[endif]-->. Have my share in punk,metal,rock,hard core... But i always coming back  on prog.
I too love ex-yu oldies but i can’t say i have a huge collection of this phenomenon. Just couple of albums that I really like:
Igra staklenih perlica,Time,Leb i sol , Smak , big fan of Azra <!--[if !vml]-->Embarrassed<!--[endif]-->,Galija,Teshka industrija, Buldozer...

 
Reely want to hear :
Maja de rado & Porodichna manufaktura...( LOL prety cool name)
Tako
S vremena na vreme
Opus

 
Komodo, check this blog for begining:
 
Check also their archives pages, you should find these old stuff that you are interested in.
 
Enjoy!
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Points: 346 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: April 06 2007 at 11:51
read some reely god reviews about TrespassGeek
will try to find them as soon as possible

KaBaAch first and now Kro Ni Ka Pinch what funny  names
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Originally posted by Komodo dragon Komodo dragon wrote:

Originally posted by Timeweaver Timeweaver wrote:

Well, they are not yugoslavian, but Forgotten Silence is a very nice instrumental (kind of) prog metal band from the Czech Republic. I sincerely recommend it.



Yaa ! They are good ,very good... i think that they are published a new album that is pure prog rock ( i think Wink) . Just done with listening of Orphaned Land - Mabool  Clap !
Nice!
 
Thier new album Kro Ni Ka is a prog rock/metal indeed.
 
And Orphaned Land is realy an israeli prideSmile
 
More israeli great bands:
Trespass (great young symphonic prog trio)
Zingale (published one beautiful album back in the 70's, and now they reunite)
Ahvak (you have to be open minded to listen to this. but if you are, you won't be disappointed).
 
Soon the war is over...
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Points: 346 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: April 05 2007 at 11:53
Originally posted by avestin avestin wrote:

Originally posted by Timeweaver Timeweaver wrote:

Well, they are not yugoslavian, but Forgotten Silence is a very nice instrumental (kind of) prog metal band from the Czech Republic. I sincerely recommend it.

 
Yes, I second that suggestion (their KaBaAch album is a highlight in the band's discography) along with other Czech bands:
Love History - Anasazi (who I added to PA a while back). They have disbanded, though.
Silent Stream Of Godless Elegy who are actually a doom band, but still very interesting. http://www.ssoge.com/
Root is another band, again with Doom affinity but there's more to it than just that. http://www.rootan.net/
Master's Hammer was a quirky, rather raw black metal based, but with more ambitious music compositions in mind. http://www.sweb.cz/masters.hammer/  ;   http://www.mastershammer.com/   ;   http://www.myspace.com/97190573  
 
 
 
 



Are you talking about ROOT which published Zjeveni and The Book ?Tongue
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Points: 346 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: April 05 2007 at 11:34
Originally posted by Timeweaver Timeweaver wrote:

Well, they are not yugoslavian, but Forgotten Silence is a very nice instrumental (kind of) prog metal band from the Czech Republic. I sincerely recommend it.



Yaa ! They are good ,very good... i think that they are published a new album that is pure prog rock ( i think Wink) . Just done with listening of Orphaned Land - Mabool  Clap !
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Points: 12625 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: April 05 2007 at 10:20
Originally posted by Timeweaver Timeweaver wrote:

Well, they are not yugoslavian, but Forgotten Silence is a very nice instrumental (kind of) prog metal band from the Czech Republic. I sincerely recommend it.

 
Yes, I second that suggestion (their KaBaAch album is a highlight in the band's discography) along with other Czech bands:
Love History - Anasazi (who I added to PA a while back). They have disbanded, though.
Silent Stream Of Godless Elegy who are actually a doom band, but still very interesting. http://www.ssoge.com/
Root is another band, again with Doom affinity but there's more to it than just that. http://www.rootan.net/
Master's Hammer was a quirky, rather raw black metal based, but with more ambitious music compositions in mind. http://www.sweb.cz/masters.hammer/  ;   http://www.mastershammer.com/   ;   http://www.myspace.com/97190573  
 
 
 
 


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