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Rock
Performer: Prljavo Kazalište
Title: Zaustavite Zemlju
Style: Pop Rock
Year 1988
Country Yugoslavia
Genre: Rock
Rating: 4.8
Votes: 879
MP3 size: 1453 mb
FLAC size: 1807 mb
WMA size: 1550 mb
Other formats: VQF WAV DMF AHX MP3 XM AA

Prljavo Kazalište - Zaustavite Zemlju mp3 album


Prljavo Kazalište - Zaustavite Zemlju mp3 album

Tracklist

A1 Zaustavite Zemlju
A2 Bježi Ptico Od Mene
A3 ...(Mojoj Majci)
A4 Marina
A5 Moj Bijeli Labude
B1 Prisluškuju Nas Susjedi
B2 Slaži Mi
B3 449 (Svaki Put Kad Odlaziš)
B4 Budala Malena
B5 Vlakovi

Credits

  • Backing Vocals – Saša*
  • Design – Ivica Rađa
  • Executive Producer – Milan Škrnjug
  • Keyboards – Mato Došen
  • Lyrics By – M.Brkić* (tracks: A1, B1)
  • Lyrics By, Music By – J.Houra* (tracks: A1 to B5)
  • Performer – Jasenko Houra, Marijan Brkić, Mladen Mac*, Nino Hrastek, Tihomir Fileš
  • Producer, Arranged By – Marijan Brkić
  • Recorded By, Co-producer – Nenad Zubak-Gumica*
  • Saxophone – Kovačević (Kova)*

Notes

Edition with case made of translucent plastic printed directly onto surface of cassette

The song 449 (Svaki put kad odlaziš) is a hommage to Paris, Texas.
Track B4 was made after the theatre performance "Povijest moje gluposti" (The History of My Stupidity) and for the TV series "Dome, slatki dome" (Home, Sweet Home). The frontcover photograph was taken from the movie "Veliki Diktator" (The Great Dictator).

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Rights Society: SOKOJ

Other versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
LP 520 Prljavo Kazalište Zaustavite Zemlju ‎(LP, Album) Suzy LP 520 Yugoslavia 1988
KS4-520 Prljavo Kazalište Zaustavite Zemlju ‎(Cass, Album) Suzy KS4-520 Yugoslavia 1988
KS4-520 Prljavo Kazalište Zaustavite Zemlju ‎(Cass, Album) Suzy KS4-520 Yugoslavia 1988
KS4-520, 520 Prljavo Kazalište Zaustavite Zemlju ‎(Cass, Album) Suzy, Suzy KS4-520, 520 Yugoslavia 1988
KS4-520 Prljavo Kazalište Zaustavite Zemlju ‎(Cass, Album) Suzy KS4-520 Yugoslavia 1988