Bez struje

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Bez struje
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Live album by
Various Artists
Released1994
Recorded1994
Sava Centar, Belgrade
Genre Acoustic music
Rock
Pop rock
Blues
Reggae
Label MTS Records
Vujin Trade Line AG

Bez struje is a various artists live album, released in 1994, recorded on the unplugged festival held in 1994 in Sava Centar, Belgrade, Serbia. The album features eighteen Serbian (mostly rock) acts.

Contents

Production and distribution company founded in 1993.

MTS organized festivals BBS - Fast Bands of Serbia, before this festival, which launched many performers who marked the Belgrade scene in the nineties, such as DLM, Plejboj, Kazna za uši, Atheist rap, Babe, Crni Lilihip, Bjesovi, Goblini, KKN. And at the BBS festival for 20 years, special guests included peers like PipsChipsVide&Clips, as well as Sopot and 16x8x23.

In April 1998, once again at Sava Centar, MTS organized another concert and stage spectacle, the MTS Brooklyn Video 1998 awards ceremony. Performances by groups such as K2, Van Gogh, Sergeja Trifunović and Eve Braun, Madam Piano, Ritam nereda, Gru, GBB, and Yu group are remembered.

Track listing

Bez struje
No.TitlePerformerLength
1."Računajte na nas" Rambo Amadeus 1:28
2."Šizika" Laki Pingvini 4:40
3."Kiza rok" Milutin & Trinidad Trip Band3:37
4."Plava jutra" Ana Sofrenović 3:40
5."Adio stres" Babe 4:04
6."Ona hoće mambo" Branka Katić & Trinidad Trip Band3:04
7."95-52-95..."Nesalomivi2:30
8."Ponekad" Eva Braun 2:33
9."Ruža ispod pepela" Dejan Cukić 4:20
10."Zgromiću te ja" Đura & Heroji 4:05
11."Koliko imaš godina" Delča & Ekstazi4:22
12."Fishing Blues" Point Blank 3:06
13."Samo poželi" Roze Poze 3:01
14."Era Vulgaris" Du Du A 4:52
15."Ima mesta za sve" Del Arno Band 4:50
16."Country Boy" Sirova Koža 6:00
17."Baby"Pussy Cat4:34
18."Good Luck Mr. Duck"B-Ton3:51
19."Ovde, ovde" Kazna Za Uši 3:00

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