Senin, 13 Juni 2011

Igra Staklenih Perli - Igra Staklenih Perli/Vrt Svetlosti (1979-1980 Yugoslavian progressive/space rock remastered - MP3 320K and WAV)

The band was formed in 1976 by Zoran Lakić (keyboards) and his old school friends Vojkan Rakić (guitar) and Predrag Vuković (percussion).

After visiting Germany and getting interested in the Secrets of the Oriental Pillgrims (from Hermann Hesse's book The Glass Bead Game, after which the band was named), Lakić decided to form a band with musical influences by Can, early Pink Floyd, Hawkwind, Tangerine Dream and Holgar Czukay.

Until the arrival of the bass guitarist Draško "Dracula" Nikodijević, the band did not appear live.

Their first live appearances were at the Amateur Theatre Tokovi festival in Voždovac and in the Dadov Theatre. In 1977, drummer Dragan Šoć was included into the lineup.
Having played numerous free concerts at Belgrade's SKC and Belgrade's Block 45, the band established cult status and was offered to record an album.

In 1978 they entered the studio and recorded their debut album which featured the tracks "Gušterov trg", "Solarni modus", "Putovanje u plavo", "Pečurka" and "Majestetski kraj".

They described their music as "the music of the sub-conscious". The cover was designed by Vuković.

By then, the group was appearing with Goran Cvetić, a disk jockey and a journalist, who was in charge of the light show, slide shows and film projections during the performance.

Their appearance at the Belgrade's College of Dentistry was bootlegged by Cvetić on a simple tape recorder for his personal archive.

Following the release of the album, Draško Nikodijević left the band and was replaced by Slobodan Trbojević who was a Džuboks magazine journalist.

The second album was recorded from August 1979 until January 1980. Vrt svetlosti (The Garden Of Light) was produced by Aleksandar Pilipenka. Cover art was designed by Vuković and designer Dejan Popov, but the first version of the cover was refused by PGP-RTB.

The album featured five tracks: "Igrač", "Čarobnjaci", "Vrt svetlosti", "Lunarni Modus" and "Sanjaš". After the release, Vojkan Rakić was replaced by Ivan Pajević.
This lineup did not last long and the band stopped performing.

Their last public appearance was in 1985, in the Sava Center Concert Hall in Belgrade, on the occasion of the group concert dedicated to the anniversary of the music magazine ITD.

Recordings for the third album with the work title ISP III were never released, but can be heard on the band's official MySpace (tracks "Amsterdam" and "Serbian Reageae").




Majestetski Kraj:


Track List:
Igra Staklenih Perli
01 Gušterov Trg
02 Solarni Modus
03 Putovanje U Plavo
04 Pečurka
05 Majestetski Kraj
Vrt Svetlosti
06 Igrač
07 Čarobnjaci
08 Vrt Svetlosti
09 Lunarni Modus
10 Sanjaš

Personnel:
* Zoran Lakić - Keyboards, Vocals
* Vojkan Rakić - Guitar
* Boba Trbojević - Bass
* Pedja Vuković - Percussion
* Dragan Šoć - Drums

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