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2 comments:
Not that is has anything to do with this post, but Bricks And Mortar has truly inspired me to track down some bands I used to listen to. Elektricni Orgazam was a (Serbian, from Belgrade) Yugoslavian band, and it's really strange to imagine that they actually got to perform on Yugoslavian national television in 1981. Long before glasnost, etc.
They're rather good actually, they've got energy and some idea of how to move like the punks did four years ago in the West. I guess the program director told them they had to dress properly, like real musicians, in suits and all.
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