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{{Short description|Lithuanian rock band}} |
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| name = FOJE |
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| image = Lithuanian rock band Foje, 1987.jpg |
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| caption = Group picture of the Lithuanian rock band Foje, among the protagonists of the third edition of the [[Roko maršas]] (March). [[Vilnius]], 1987. |
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| origin = [[Vilnius]], [[Lithuania]] |
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| genre = [[Alternative rock]], [[New wave music|new wave]] |
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| years_active = 1983–1997, 2013 |
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| label = {{hlist|CCS Intermedia| Vilniaus plokštelių įrašų studija|Bomba}} |
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| website = {{url|www.foje.lt}} |
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| past_members = {{unbulleted list|[[Andrius Mamontovas]]|[[Arnoldas Lukošius]]|[[Algis Kriščiūnas]]|[[Darius Burokas]]|[[Darius Tarasevičius]]|[[Romas Rainys]]|[[Eugenijus Pugačiukas]]|[[Saulius Valikonis]]|[[Gediminas Simniškis]]|[[Jaunius Beinortas]]|[[Robertas Meržvinskas]]|[[Robertas Griškevičius]]}} |
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'''Foje''' was one of the most successful and best known rock bands in Lithuania. |
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== History == |
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⚫ | Foje was formed in the present-day [[Antakalnis]] Secondary School in [[Vilnius]] by [[Andrius Mamontovas]], [[Arnoldas Lukošius]] and [[Darius Tarasevičius]] in 1983 under the name of '''Sunki Muzika''' ("Hard Music"), few months later Algis Kriščiūnas joined the band. In 1984 it was renamed to Foje (literal meaning: "[[foyer]]"). Through its years, the band survived a number of lineup changes, and released over 10 albums. |
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The group cited several influences, including the sound of [[the Stranglers]], as well as the 1980s post-punk movement (for example the notable nod to [[Depeche Mode]] on Foje's 1989 [[electronica]] album ''Žodžiai į Tylą''). These influences were combined with the often gloomy, desperate lyrics of the band's leader [[Andrius Mamontovas]]. |
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Two of the band's songs - |
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⚫ | In 1997 the band performed three farewell gigs in the Lithuanian cities of [[Klaipėda]], [[Kaunas]] and [[Vilnius]], with attendance of 60,000 in the final performance on 17 May in [[Vingis Park]] of Vilnius.<ref>{{Cite web |url=http://www.foje.lt/istorija.html/ |title=Foje official website |access-date=2006-12-04 |archive-date=2021-02-01 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20210201213417/http://www.foje.lt/istorija.html/ |url-status=dead }}</ref> After disbanding Mamontovas started a solo career. |
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⚫ | Two of the band's songs - "[[Laužo šviesa]]" ("The Light of the Bonfire") (1986) and "Meilės nebus per daug" ("There will not be too much love") (1994) - were voted by the media professionals into the Top 20 best Lithuanian songs of the 20th century in 2000.<ref>[http://whatson.delfi.lt/archive/article.php?id=209 "Radiocentras" išdalino apdovanojimus<!-- Bot generated title -->], by ''[[Baltic News Service]]''</ref> |
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*[[Andrius Mamontovas]] (1983–1997) - |
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*[[Arnoldas Lukošius]] (1983–1989, 1992–1997) - |
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*[[Algis Krisciunas|Algis Kriščiūnas]] (1983–1985, 1992–1997) - |
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*[[Darius Burokas]] (1986–1988, 1990–1997) - |
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⚫ | *[[Andrius Mamontovas]] (1983–1997) - Vocals, guitar, drums, keyboards |
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⚫ | *[[Arnoldas Lukošius]] (1983–1989, 1992–1997) - Keyboards, accordion |
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⚫ | *[[Algis Krisciunas|Algis Kriščiūnas]] (1983–1985, 1992–1997) - Drums |
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⚫ | *[[Darius Burokas]] (1986–1988, 1990–1997) - Bass, keyboards |
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*[[Darius Tarasevičius]] (1983–1985) - Bass |
*[[Darius Tarasevičius]] (1983–1985) - Bass |
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*[[Romas Rainys]] (1985–1988) Bass, Guitar |
*[[Romas Rainys]] (1985–1988) Bass, Guitar |
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*[[Eugenijus Pugaciukas|Eugenijus Pugačiukas]] (1985–1991) - Drums |
*[[Eugenijus Pugaciukas|Eugenijus Pugačiukas]] (1985–1991) - Drums |
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*[[Saulius Valikonis]] (1986–1988, 1989–1991) - |
*[[Saulius Valikonis]] (1986–1988, 1989–1991) - Saxophone |
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*[[Gediminas |
*[[Gediminas Simniškis]] (1988–1989) - Bass |
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*[[Jaunius Beinortas]] |
*[[Jaunius Beinortas]] (1988–1989) - Guitar |
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*[[Robertas Merzvinskas|Robertas Meržvinskas]] (1988–1989) - Saxophone |
*[[Robertas Merzvinskas|Robertas Meržvinskas]] (1988–1989) - Saxophone |
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*[[Robertas Griskevicius|Robertas Griškevičius]] |
*[[Robertas Griskevicius|Robertas Griškevičius]] (1989–1990) - Keyboards |
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==Discography== |
==Discography== |
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*1989 - |
*1989 - Geltoni krantai (Yellow Shores) (MC) |
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*1990 - |
*1990 - Žodžiai į tylą (Words Into Silence) (LP, MC<ref name=":0" group="note">Released in 1995.</ref>) |
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*1991 - |
*1991 - Gali skambėti keistai (It Might Sound Strange) (LP, CD,<ref name=":0" group="note" /> MC<ref name=":0" group="note" />) |
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*1992 - |
*1992 - Kitoks pasaulis (A Different World) (LP, CD,<ref name=":1" group="note">Released in 1993.</ref>MC<ref name=":1" group="note" />) - first CD album in Lithuanian music history. |
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*1993 - |
*1993 - Vandenyje (In The Water) (LP, CD, MC) |
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*1994 - |
*1994 - Tikras garsas (The Real Sound) (MC) |
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*1994 - |
*1994 - M-1 (dancemixes) (CD, MC) |
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*1994 - |
*1994 - Aš čia esu (I Am Here) (MC) |
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*1994 - |
*1994 - Aš čia esu (LP Picture Disc) |
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*1995 - |
*1995 - Kai perplauksi upę (When You Swim Across The River) (CD, MC) |
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*1995 - |
*1995 - Live On The Air (MC) |
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*1996 - |
*1996 - 1982 (MC, CD) |
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*1997 - |
*1997 - The Flowing River EP (CD) |
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*1997 - Mokykla (School) (MC) |
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*1999 - |
*1999 - Vilnius - Kaunas - Klaipėda (CD, MC) |
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*2002 - |
*2002 - Paveikslas (The Picture) (CD, MC) |
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*2006 - |
*2006 - Kita paveikslo pusė (The Other Side of the Picture) (CD) |
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*2013 - |
*2013 - AM+FOJE=30 (AM - Andrius Mamontovas) (CD) |
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==References== |
==References== |
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==External links== |
==External links== |
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*[http://www.foje.lt Foje official website] |
*[http://www.foje.lt Foje official website] {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20210514141905/http://foje.lt/ |date=2021-05-14 }} |
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*[http://www.andriusmamontovas.com Andrius Mamontovas website] |
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[[Category:Lithuanian rock music groups]] |
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[[Category:Lithuanian alternative rock groups]] |
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[[Category:Musical groups established in 1983]] |
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[[Category:Music in Vilnius]] |
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[[Category:Soviet rock music groups]] |
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Origin | Vilnius, Lithuania |
Genres | Alternative rock, new wave |
Years active | 1983–1997, 2013 |
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Foje was one of the most successful and best known rock bands in Lithuania.
Foje was formed in the present-day Antakalnis Secondary School in VilniusbyAndrius Mamontovas, Arnoldas Lukošius and Darius Tarasevičius in 1983 under the name of Sunki Muzika ("Hard Music"), few months later Algis Kriščiūnas joined the band. In 1984 it was renamed to Foje (literal meaning: "foyer"). Through its years, the band survived a number of lineup changes, and released over 10 albums.
The group cited several influences, including the sound of the Stranglers, as well as the 1980s post-punk movement (for example the notable nod to Depeche Mode on Foje's 1989 electronica album Žodžiai į Tylą). These influences were combined with the often gloomy, desperate lyrics of the band's leader Andrius Mamontovas.
In 1997 the band performed three farewell gigs in the Lithuanian cities of Klaipėda, Kaunas and Vilnius, with attendance of 60,000 in the final performance on 17 May in Vingis Park of Vilnius.[1] After disbanding Mamontovas started a solo career.
Two of the band's songs - "Laužo šviesa" ("The Light of the Bonfire") (1986) and『Meilės nebus per daug』("There will not be too much love") (1994) - were voted by the media professionals into the Top 20 best Lithuanian songs of the 20th century in 2000.[2]
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