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Points: 31 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: April 11 2006 at 15:18

Only 40 and 4?And you ask me why do i think all who listen to Bjelo Dugme are blinded and idiots.

 

Well what can i say except that if discography house Yugoton wasn't so corupted ,our music would be much better,when i say better i mean there would be more of Yu-Jazz,Yu-Blues,Yu-Rock,YU-Metal,Yu-disco,Yu-Ethno.

From '60 to this day we fight against our Folk singers who sound like radio Teheran.And 70 to 80 % of people are now listenning to that blody folk.

We have leterly divided Folk and Ethno.So don't think when i say Folk that i mean Ethno,i don't.



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I was on two their concerts in Zagreb, one in the period of Crna Dama for audience of 15000, and one sometime in early 1980's when only 40 people visited the concert. They played correctly, but not with passion. I was on Miki Petkovski solo concert and it was great. Only four people were on that concert. Those were beautiful, very optimistic times in Yugoslavia.
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What about concerts?I was on their concert last year in Kragujevac.It was superb!
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Points: 31 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: April 08 2006 at 14:29
well i can't say i don't love them,but i think when they heare this first they would like to heare other songs
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Points: 1320 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: April 08 2006 at 02:33

Not bad, but I would add:

- Tegoba from "Crna dama"

- title track from "Zesto ne volim sneg"

 
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If somebody didn't heared Smak or solo albums from members of Smak i would sugest some songs which present there key ups in Rock,Jazz,Blues,Funk,Fussion,Prog music:

 

1)Satelit

 

2)Crna Dama(Black Lady)

 

3)Daire(Tambourine)

 

4)Alo

 

5)Shumadijski Blues

 

6)Domaci Zadatak(Domestic lesson)

 

7)Sto Ptica

 

8)Zajdi,Zajdi

 

9)Aria Diamond

 

10)Profesor

 

11)Juzni Voz

 

12)Nebo je samo drum bez dna(Early to Bed Early to Rise)

 

13)Biska 2

 

14)Ljudi nije fer

 

15)Na Balkanu

 

16)H - Rizl

 

17)Strasilo instrumental

 

18)Ukor(Blame)

and when you heare these songs i think you would be interested in other works of Smak and there members.



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Originally posted by pero pero wrote:

There is a joke about Smak and their guitarist Točak:

They went to USA to buy instruments for the band.

In some small town somwere in mid USA they went to a shop.

They asked the man who worked theree to play on some instruments so they could decide which one to buy.

It came out that the seller played better every instrument (maybe exept guitar) then the members of the band.

 

I've heared that Tocak came to buy a guitar and he picked one and started playing it.

The people from neighborhood came to see who was playing the guitar.

That was i think in USA when they were touring



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Originally posted by Seyo Seyo wrote:

Originally posted by Livnica Livnica wrote:

Ok i see that you got my post so i will say only this,here we or i don't want any Bjelo dugme in this topic.To me they have turned back to Yu-Rock long time ago.

Seyo i agree with you about Yu-prog topic but you should call it like we Yugoslavians have always said 'YU-Rock'.But if you all want here to write about Yu-Rock bands it's fine with me,we need to spread this music around the world by one room-topic.

Anyway from which part of the world are you, Smakovci(Smak fans)?

Look to the left, below the avatar of the member, there is "Location".

Yes i realesed that :)
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There is a joke about Smak and their guitarist Točak:

They went to USA to buy instruments for the band.

In some small town somwere in mid USA they went to a shop.

They asked the man who worked theree to play on some instruments so they could decide which one to buy.

It came out that the seller played better every instrument (maybe exept guitar) then the members of the band.

 
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Points: 1320 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: April 06 2006 at 04:27

There is already a Yugo prog topic started here http://www.progarchives.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=7440&a mp;PN=1

So you can join there for a general discussion about prog rock from former Yugoslavia.

Enjoy!

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Points: 1320 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: April 06 2006 at 04:03
Originally posted by Livnica Livnica wrote:

Ok i see that you got my post so i will say only this,here we or i don't want any Bjelo dugme in this topic.To me they have turned back to Yu-Rock long time ago.

Seyo i agree with you about Yu-prog topic but you should call it like we Yugoslavians have always said 'YU-Rock'.But if you all want here to write about Yu-Rock bands it's fine with me,we need to spread this music around the world by one room-topic.

Anyway from which part of the world are you, Smakovci(Smak fans)?

Look to the left, below the avatar of the member, there is "Location".

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Points: 1320 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: April 06 2006 at 03:59
Originally posted by terramystic terramystic wrote:

Originally posted by Livnica Livnica wrote:

Originally posted by terramystic terramystic wrote:


Bijelo dugme is more commercial but some of their songs could be called prog related

Terramystic, could you clarify how on Earth can "Bijelo dugme" be related to progressive rock???


Yes, they are commercial and less skilful than Smak but some songs are unmistakably prog (in the style of proto-prog, hard prog) or at least attempt at it: "Sve ce to mila moja...", "Sta bi dao da si na mom mjestu", "Kad bi bio bijelo dugme", "Pozurite konji moji"...

You got that right, Terramystic!
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Points: 1320 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: April 06 2006 at 03:57

No, PARNI VALJAK has nothing to do with prog, although they were formed from the remnants of the Drago Mlinarec's backing band GRUPA 220.

Their 1970s albums are sort of classic rock/boogie/hard rock/glam style. Their later stuff is a mainstream AOR pop/rock. They are extremely good instrumentalist but not my cup of tea.
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Points: 7982 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: April 05 2006 at 14:02
Originally posted by Seyo Seyo wrote:

All mentioned are excellent artists! INDEXI, LEB I SOL and SEPTEMBER are already here. JOSIPA is arguably close to "progressive rock" with different influences from blues, jazz and soul.

ELEKTRICNI ORGAZAM and SARLO AKROBATA are also excellent, but they belong to another story (post punk, new wave). TIME debut album is a milestone of ex-YU prog (and not only prog) rock, but check my review of DRAGO MLINAREC first album, released in 1971, before TIME!!

Thanks for the information, Seyo. I think for me it's worth to try first SEPTEMBER, JOSIPA and DRAGO MLINAREC. As I understand, albums of MLINAREC were not released on CD, I hope it's only a question of time.

I also have some live albums of PARNI VALJAK, the band playing good melodic rock with nice vocals and guitar playing. Did they ever play something close to prog?
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Hay Blazno!

Frank Zappa and the mothers were at the place playing around

Someone stupid with a flame gun burn the place to the ground

Smoke on the Water!

A Fire in the Sky!

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I thank you good man
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Points: 15585 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: April 05 2006 at 07:56
As this band are listed on the site, I've moved this thread into the Prog Music Lounge.
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Ok i see that you got my post so i will say only this,here we or i don't want any Bjelo dugme in this topic.To me they have turned back to Yu-Rock long time ago.

Seyo i agree with you about Yu-prog topic but you should call it like we Yugoslavians have always said 'YU-Rock'.But if you all want here to write about Yu-Rock bands it's fine with me,we need to spread this music around the world by one room-topic.

Anyway from which part of the world are you, Smakovci(Smak fans)?
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Originally posted by Livnica Livnica wrote:

Originally posted by terramystic terramystic wrote:


Bijelo dugme is more commercial but some of their songs could be called prog related

Terramystic, could you clarify how on Earth can "Bijelo dugme" be related to progressive rock???


Yes, they are commercial and less skilful than Smak but some songs are unmistakably prog (in the style of proto-prog, hard prog) or at least attempt at it: "Sve ce to mila moja...", "Sta bi dao da si na mom mjestu", "Kad bi bio bijelo dugme", "Pozurite konji moji"...


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Originally posted by blazno blazno wrote:

Hey Livnica!(nice to see another member from the ex-YU btw.)

I have Crna Dama on vinyl but my record player is broken so I haven't had a chance to listen to it. And since you seem to be an expert (or a big fan)  on Smak I want to know if the record is (or any other) worth buying? My dad mentoined they are great many times, but he likes allmost everything so he's opinion does't count..  



IMHO "Crna dama" is their best album, excellent funky jazz-rock with wonderful keyboards by Miki Petkovski. I never saw the CD re-issue, so I gues you'll have to repair that old turntable!
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