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YU GRUPA - YU GRUPA - Kako To Da Svaki Dan? (2nd Album) +4 - ITA Eastern Time Remastered & Expanded - LISTEN - VERY RAREprice: 60,00 PLN / 15,00 EUR
To tell the truth I do not recall a CD edition of this title, but perhaps I missed it... In any case the Italian Eastern Time has released the excellent second album by the Yugoslavs, playing in 1974 their own heavy rock for two lead guitars with strong influences of Led Zeppelin, Bad Company and Wishbone Ash. The album is in no way inferior to the debut album, and in addition four great tracks from singles of the time are included. Highly recommended! -
YU GRUPA - YU GRUPA - YU Grupa (1st Album) +9 - AUT Enigmatic Remastered & Expanded - LISTEN - VERY RAREprice: 60,00 PLN / 15,00 EUR
Austrian, remastered, nearly 80-minute edition (in the superb, original cover!) of the excellent debut, released by Jugoton in 1973, by a Yugoslav formation once compared to Black Sabbath, though in truth (and despite the glam image...) closer to the style of Wishbone Ash and Led Zeppelin. Excellent, guitar-driven, rock playing as a trio - with catchy melodies (sometimes brushing against the local folk - super!), a rich, spacious sound and a very good, unpretentious vocal. A little earlier the British branch of CBS had been interested in the band (the group even appeared at the famous London club Marquee!), but in the end the session never took place, though the band bought itself good equipment - which is, by the way, perfectly audible on the record! In addition 8 rare tracks from the first 4 (excellent) singles are included, as well as a live track from the double compilation album 'Boom Pop Fest '73'. A MUST! -
YU GRUPA - YU GRUPA - YU Grupa (1st Album) - Croatia Recordsprice: 150,00 PLN / 37,50 EUR
An excellent debut, originally released by Jugoton in 1973, by a Yugoslav band once compared to Black Sabbath, although in truth (and despite the glam image...) closer to the style of Wishbone Ash and Led Zeppelin. Excellent, guitar-driven rock playing in a trio - with catchy melodies (sometimes brushing against local folk - great!), a rich, spacious sound and a very good, unpretentious vocal. A little earlier the British branch of CBS was interested in the band (the group even played at the famous London Marquee club!), but the session in the end never happened, and instead the band bought itself good equipment - which, incidentally, can be heard excellently on the record! An anniversary, remastered edition, new and sealed. A MUST!
