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Kurac, pička, govno, sisa
Live album by
Rambo Amadeus
Released1993 (1993)[1]
Recorded29 September 1992
VenueConcert, Skopje, Macedonia
LanguageSerbian
LabelGema &DE[1]
Rambo Amadeus chronology
Psihološko propagandni komplet M-91
(1991) 		Kurac, pička, govno, sisa
(1993) 		Muzika za decu
(1995)

Kurac, pička, govno, sisa (trans. Dick, Pussy, Shit, Tit) is the first live albumbyRambo Amadeus, released in 1993. It was recorded on 29 September 1992 at a concert in Skopje, Macedonia.[2] Among the well-known Rambo Amadeus' songs, the album contains a number of improvisations of the famous themes.[2]

Title[edit]

The title of the album and the first track came from the name of the secret organization KPGS, which Rambo Amadeus has founded in 1987 with Nebojša Dudek and Saša Marković Mikrob.[3] Its name was an acronymofKurac! Pička! Govno! Sisa! which was created spontaneously in the telephone conversation between Marković and Dudek.[3] KPGS is "parody" of KPGT.[4]

Track listing[edit]

  1. K.P.G.S. oda radosti
  2. Bojler protiv bojlera
  3. Karamba karambita
  4. Električno oro
  5. B-ton
  6. Hej živote varalico stara
  7. Mala, jebo te ja lično i personalno
  8. Priatelju (Mrš. u pizdu materinu)
  9. Mix No. 2745/12
  10. Kataklizma komunizma
  11. Opojne droge su opasne po mladi organizam
  12. Prdež u kadi, dim na vodi
  13. H.I.H.
  14. Kraj

References[edit]

  1. ^ a b "Kurac, Pička, Govno, Sisa (1993, Gema &DE)". Official Rambo Amadeus' website. Archived from the original on 15 July 2011. Retrieved 25 August 2010.
  • ^ a b Janjatović, Petar (1998). Ilustrovana YU rock enciklopedija: 1960—1997. Geopoetika. ISBN 86-83053-08-3.
  • ^ a b Uroš Đurić (2003). "MIKROB". Umělec. Archived from the original on 23 July 2011. Retrieved 8 August 2010.
  • ^ Ivačković, Ivan (2013). Kako smo propevali - Jugoslavija i njena muzika. Belgrade: Laguna. ISBN 978-86-521-1401-6.

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