Pokvarena Mašta I Prljave Strasti
The album "Pokvarena mašta i prljave strasti" by the band Riblja čorba was released in 1981. Recorded during the winter, it features a series of recognizable hard-rock hits, which solidified them at the top of the Yugoslav scene.
The album "Pokvarena mašta i prljave strasti" is the second studio album by the Serbian and Yugoslav rock band Riblja čorba, released in 1981 by PGP RTB. Recorded and mixed during the cold winter of 1980-1981 at the Belgrade studio "Druga maca" under the producer Enco Lesić, the album confirmed the band's enormous potential and authorial maturity after their brilliant debut.
Led by charismatic singer and songwriter Boro Đorđević, along with guitarists Rajko Kojić and Momčilo Bajagić Bajaga, bassist Miša Aleksić, and drummer Vicka Milatović, the band offered an extremely energetic blend of hard rock, blues rock, and street poetry. The album also featured guest appearances by prominent musicians such as Bilja Krstić.
Through eleven songs, the release brings numerous anthology hits that marked the Yugoslav rock culture: "Don't be happy, don't be today", "You see I'm ugly, when I'm hungry for you", "Some women accompanied the soldiers", "I'll stay free", "Come on sweet sister", and the legendary ballad "Two dinars, friend". A recognizable visual identity with art solutions and photographs by Jugoslav Vlahović completed the authentic street rebellion and character of the band, making this album one of the most important releases of the Yugoslav discography.
One copy is available
