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Active between and , they were considered the most popular band ever to exist in the former Yugoslavia. Soon after his expulsion, his mother bought him a guitar, and thus, Bijelo Dugme was born.
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Yet, this album was not the worst one in Bijelo Dugme catalogue. Two stars for two very good tracks, and I am being generous. I think that Bijelo Dugme is a great Heavy Prog band and this compilation is extremely god in this sense. I bought this compilation in Mercator Nova Goriza for? The style is basically Rock, Hard Rock with great twin guitar and organ or moog with great vocal parts.
But for me 'Iz sve snage' is magical as compilation. I don't understand, frankly, the low ratings of the other colleagues. The structure of all the classic repertoire of Bijelo Dugme is here: zenith is touched at the bottom of the tracking list. Don't understand the lyrics but it seems something sad. The singer Bebek is a pure pleasure to listen to and did a hell of a work along as all the other members.
I find something italian in it also in other albums The general mood of the music is near the previous work but somehow less aggressive and more gentle in touch. Not less fresh, tough, and that's why I love this album wholeheartedly. Sta Bi Dao Musically, the album deserves its own place in this site.
It's a sort of mix between heavy prog and balkanic rythms thanks also to the wonderful vocals of the singer Zeljko Bebek.
The opener is particularly strong and it's a short but intense ride toward a pompous majestic crescendo thanks to heavy guitar and moog synthesizer. Wonderful and exciting the final part.
The keyboards element is not dominant and it's based, for the most part, on hammond organ. Fortunately, moog appears here and there giving tinges that only a heavy prog band knows how to do. Balkanik roots are also quite evident in the track Hop-Cup which is built upon a folkish rythm even if not too far from the general mood of the album.
This is probably the most interesting quality of the record rectius of the band and it shows its apotheosis in the self titled closer which features all the best: choral, pompous and majestic heavy prog alternating with softer parts with some sparse mediterranean flavours the keyboards-flute-effect reminds me of traditional arias from Neaples.
Marvellous and sad vocals for the band's high manifesto. Acoustic guitars in the opening and final sections give the sense of that pastirski rok sheperd rock , expression used to describe their music during the seventies. The middle part of the album continues the similar formula of the explosive opener: Ne Gledaj Me Tako Great heavy guitar riffs helped by fabulous moog impulses. Another excellent number, though. My final evaluation is justly high.
When you listen to such a thing you cannot really deny it has to be called a classic. In my opinion it's even better than the acclaimed and excellent too Bitanga i Princeza. That's for its more refined heavy prog sound which is far from coming close to a true prog related item.
The band is still active but I think Bregovic is out. Some weeks ago I saw in Histria posters of their actual tour in Croatia Sta Bi dao What a pity. These guys really rock! Copyright Prog Archives, All rights reserved. Please consider supporting us by giving monthly PayPal donations and help keep PA fast-loading and ad-free forever. Bregovic spent much of his childhood in a Musical School for violin players, from which he was expelled for "lack of talent".
The first single was named "Kad bi' bio bijelo dugme" translation: "If I were a white button". With charismatic vocalist Zeljko Bebek, the band soon reached stardom in the former Yugoslavia, as one newspaper put it, they sold more albums than there were record players in Yugoslavia.
The pinnacle of the band's career was 's "Bitanga i princeza", the album is often heralded as their most mature with vocalist Bebek.
The band disbanded in after Alen Islamovic checked into a hospital for chest pains during their last tour, without telling anyone he was ill. The real reasons have never been elaborated, but most people suspect the dissolution of Yugoslavia caused the breakup of the band, because the band was often seen as a symbol of unity among the peoples of Yugoslavia.
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