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On Sermad's theme of Slovakian bits, there's three or four pieces of Yugoslav/Macedonian folk in my local Oxfam. No idea about them, any names/tracks that anyone knows are worth looking out for. They look a bit rubbish to be honest but you never know...
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What label? Jugoton?
If their a quid a pop I would buy them. If they are crap I'll trade for them. I collect a lot of yugoslavian records anyways.www.thesoundlibrary.net <- Changed URL -
if there jazz you can always contact me
just check the labels an the names because it's hard to tell whitout it...
could help yeComment
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Not sure of the labels. Will check next time I'm in town. From memory they were a quid or maybe £1.99. Trying to make head or tail of Serbo-Croat liner notes is not an easy task.Comment
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Careful. Or you might end up with a similar haul as I did some months ago.Originally posted by [bComment
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Oh, that Jo-Jo Parodije has *got* to be good, surelyOriginally posted by [b
That's an FSO isn't it ? Wankel engine an'all
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*ANY* offer will be accepted, holmes.Originally posted by [bQuote[/b] (Matt Hero @ Aug. 13 2004,23:26)]Oh, that Jo-Jo Parodije has *got* to be good, surely ÂOriginally posted by [b
That's an FSO isn't it ? Wankel engine an'all Â
No grazing though. Whole lot or nothing !Comment
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Went in today, there were five LPs. I picked up two at 99p and one at 49p. I left the two with genuine folk dancers in national costume on the front right where I left them - can pick 'em up (99p each, both on Jugoton) if you want them Serms. Not listened to these yet but will report back...
Bitola, Babam Bitola (Macedonian folk songs and dances) (Jugoton)
Pjesme I Plesovi Naroda Jugoslavie (Yugoslav folk songs and dances) (Jugoton)
Pesme I Igre Naroda Jugoslavie (Songs and dances of the Yugoslav peoples) (RTB)
Can't wait to hear them.Comment
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Miss Klik Klak's a looker! Just auction her on eBay with the keyword 'Cheesecake' and you'll be minted...Originally posted by [b
You freeking scientologists are all the same, quible, dribble and then demand ice creams. Ohhhhhhhhhhh.Comment
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I've listened and there's a few interesting novelty cuts on there...
The RTB one is pretty naff but there's a song called (?) Sto Se Sramis, Kirco by (?) Krnceva - Mancevski that's kinda standard ballad duet type stuff but a little bit odd and folky.
The Jugoton 'Pjesme...' one is alright. I really like 'Zurli trestat nasred selo' by Grupa Pjevaca
(kinda like a Yugoslav folky Ray Connif Chorus or something).
But the Macedonian one is cool. No funkiness or jazziness or anything but lots of novelty value stuff with pop-folk, some Middle eastern droney type stuff, accordions, the lot... I like 'Angel Si Ima Pet Sina' by Aleksander Sarev (Yugoslav crooner), 'Zasvirel Stojan - Devojce, Devojce' by (?) Vokalni kvintet 'Temjanuski' (weird Eastern sounding, erm, vocal quintet I guess) and 'More Cica Rece Da Me Zeni' by Vaska Ilieva (girl folk).
Any other Yugoslav stuff anyone would recommend? Can anyone translate those titles?Comment
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I pick up anything on RTB and jugoton always. 99% traditional but you get the odd bit of prog/psych/funk.
Anything connected to Tihomir Asanovic is worth a punt. Even the hardrock smak/time stuff has it moments. I dont know if I've got my yugo records in london. Let me have a dig.www.thesoundlibrary.net <- Changed URLComment
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Josipa Lisac's first LP on Jugoton has a couple of good tracks on it - yer man Asanovic is on organ, and I think the other members of Time are on it too. Â I understand it was quite a popular LP in Yugoslavia in 1973, so you might find one!Comment
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I never picked up that Josipa Lisac lp but heard it was ok. She's apparently some dame edna everage looking old dear these days.
Lemme dig up a pic...
Oh and check the YU discog. Full of wonderful jazz and other nice things.
http://www.cosmicsounds-london.com/YU-JAZZ/yu-jazz.html
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Stone me!! Mind you, she looks a bit scary on the album I've got too!
Did she do any other decent stuff? I don't think too many of her LPs made it over here.Comment
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