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Prljavi Inspektor Blaža i Kljunovi

October 21, 2023

Prljavi Inspektor Blaža i Kljunovi (Serbian Cyrillic: Прљави Инспектор Блажа и Кљунови, trans. Dirty Inspector Blaža and Honchos) is a Serbian rock band from Belgrade.

Prljavi Inspektor Blaža i Kljunovi
OriginBelgrade, Serbia
GenresRock, garage rock, comedy rock
Years active1994 – present
LabelsITMM, Multimedia Records
MembersIgor Blažević
Aleksandar Karadžić
Vojin Djurašinović
Saša Babić
Dejan Resanović
Past membersMilutin Petrović
Ljubinko Tomanović
Websitewww.blazaikljunovi.com

History Edit

1990s Edit

The band was formed at the beginning of 1994 by Igor Blažević (also known as Prljavi Inspektor Blaža, Dirty Inspector Blaža, vocals), "Gazda" Milutin Petrović (guitar), Aleksandar Karadžič (guitar), Dejan Resanović (bass guitar) and Vojin Šurašinović (drums). At the beginning of the 1980s, Blažević was the leader of the new wave band Fiskulturno Lane. He started using his pseudonym at the end of 1991 when he became a radio host at Radio Pingvin.

In the beginning, the band performed mostly at the Belgrade club Prostor and Klub Studenata Tehnike. Most of the songs they performed were hits by former Yugoslav rock bands, but their main hit was Blažević's song "Dule Savić" (referring to former football player Dušan Savić). Blažević often performed striptease on stage and communicated with the members of the audience, and the band soon became one of Belgrade's most popular club bands, so they self-released the recording of their concert in Klub Studenata Tehnike held on April 14, 1994 on the audio cassette Igra rokenrol SR Jugoslavija[1] (FR Yugoslavia Is Dancing to Rock and Roll, referring to Električni Orgazam hit "Igra rock 'n' roll cela Jugoslavija"). The album featured covers of songs by Azra, Zabranjeno Pušenje, Riblja Čorba, Prljavo Kazalište, Bijelo Dugme, Plavi Orkestar, but also by Blažević's former band Fiskulturno Lane.[1] Panta, leader of the alternative rock band Šiklja Nafta, and Drakula, leader of the punk rock band Direktori appeared on the concert as guests.[1] During the same year, on May 25, Blažević organized a Youth Day celebration at the club Prostor which featured all the elements of rock culture from the socialist times.

In October 1996, the band released their first studio album entitled Plagijati i obrade (Plagiarism and Covers) which featured covers of Jadranka Stojaković's "Čekala sam", Elvis J Kurtović's "Da bog da crk'o rokenrol (kad ga svako svira)", Mile Lojpur's "Šumadijski tvist", the former featuring Lojpur on vocals.[2] The album also featured new versions of Fiskulturno Lane songs "Vive Le France" and "Nema problema", the latter featuring Miško Petrović "Plavi" on keyboards.[2] Plagijati i obrade also featured singer Marija Mihajlović and the members of Irish folk/Celtic rock band Orthodox Celts as guest musicians.[2] After the album was released, Milutin Petrović left the band and was replaced by Sale Šofer. In 1998, before the beginning of the 1998 FIFA World Cup, Prljavi Inspektor Blaža i Kljunovi recorded the song "Alez Yugoslavia", a cover of the Édith Piaf's song "Milord", which was, alongside other football chants, released on the compilation album Navijačke pesme '98.

In 1998 the band released their second studio album Seks, droga i Bodiroga[3] (Sex, Drugs, Bodiroga, referring to basketball player Dejan Bodiroga). Blažević decided to name the album Seks, droga i Bodiroga, having seen this written as a graffiti, after FR Yugoslavia won the gold medal at the 1998 FIBA World Championship. The album featured hits "Dule Savić 3", "Arigo Saki bluz" (which featured several lines from Riblja Čorba's "Evo ti za taksi" lyrics), "Lepa si Pamela" (dedicated to Pamela Anderson), "O kako gi sakam parite" (sung in Macedonian) and the title track. This album featured only two covers, a cover of Adriano Celentano's "24.000 baci" and an unplugged cover of Azra song "Balkan" (Prljavi Inspektor Blaža i Kljunovi version titled "Balkan anplagd"),[3] the former being the recording of Blažević's performance at the 1994 unplugged festival in Belgrade's Sava Centar. Blažević and other members of the band soon formed the record label Kljun records, intending to release albums by bands from other former Yugoslav republics.

2000s Edit

In 2000, the band released the live album Shipu ga Žobla! (anagram for Puši ga Blažo!, trans. Suck It, Blaža!) which was recorded at the band performance in Studentski kulturni centar. In 2002, the band released Pare ne vraćamo[4] (We Won't Give Money Back) which featured songs in the similar comedy rock style as on the previous band releases, with songs referring to James Bond, Anna Kournikova and Pamela Anderson. The album featured guest appearances by YU grupa member Dragi Jelić, on vocals in "To je samo rock 'n' roll", and Eyesburn members Aleksandar Petrović "Alek", flute on "Zvuci rodnog kraja" and tambourine on "Sunce tuđeg neba (ne greje k'o naše)", and Hornsman Coyote, trombone on "Anna Kournikova".[4] The song "Častan policajac" featured lyrics written by Riblja Čorba frontman Bora Đorđević.[4] In 2007 the band released the live album Samo Supermen Srbiju spašava (Only Superman Saves the Serbs, a parody of Serbian motto Samo sloga Srbina spasava). The album was recorded on December 8, 2006 in Coupe club in Pančevo, and featured three studio songs as bonus tracks: "Nisam dijamant", "Obećo si mito (Blažo bekrijo)" (a cover of Azra's version of song "Mito bekrijo" by folk music singer Hanka Paldum), and "Vranjanka".

2010s Edit

In 2010, the band recorded the single "Alez 2010", a rerecorded version of the song "Alez Yugoslavia" featuring altered lyrics and song title, dedicated to the Serbia national football team, which at the time had played at the 2010 FIFA World Cup.[5] In 2011, the recording of the band's performance at the 2010 Belgrade Beer Fest was released on the DVD LIVE@Belgrade Beer Fest 2010. The DVD contains 17 songs, and all the funds raised from the album sale were dedicated to the Assembly of the City of Belgrade action Beogradski bebi klub (Belgrade Baby Club).[6] In October 2011, the band released the song "Živele žene" ("Viva Women"), a cover of Elvis Presley song "Viva Las Vegas".[7]

On December 13, 2014, the band celebrated 20 years of activity with two performances in two different cities: one on Concert of the Year festival, in Novi Sad Spens Hall, and the second, their solo concert, in Belgrade club Fest.[8]

Milutin Petrović died on December 10, 2016, a day before his 49th birthday.[9]

In June 2018, prior to the 2018 FIFA World Cup, the band released the third version of "Alez Yugoslavia", entitled "Allez Allez 2018", dedicated to the Serbia national football team competing in the World Cup.[10]

Legacy Edit

In 2000, the song "Dule Savić" was polled No.99 on Rock Express Top 100 Yugoslav Rock Songs of All Times list.[11]

Discography Edit

Studio albums Edit

  • Plagijati i obrade (1996)
  • Seks, droga i Bodiroga (1998)
  • Pare ne vraćamo (2002)

Live albums Edit

  • Igra rokenrol SR Jugoslavija (1995)
  • Shipu ga Žobla! (2000)
  • Samo Supermen Srbiju spašava (2007)

Video albums Edit

  • LIVE@Belgrade Beer Fest 2010 (2011)

References Edit

  1. ^ a b c окенрол-СР-ЈугосÐ/release/1665880 Igra rokenrol SR Jugoslavija at Discogs
  2. ^ a b c Plagijati i obrade at Discogs
  3. ^ a b Seks, droga i Bodiroga at Discogs
  4. ^ a b c Pare ne vraćamo at Discogs
  5. ^ . Archived from the original on 2016-03-03. Retrieved 2010-07-07.
  6. ^ Blaža i Kljunovi "Za bebe Beograda", b92.net
  7. ^ Blaža i Kljunovi poručuju: “Živele žene”, timemachinemusic.org Archived 2012-09-17 at archive.today
  8. ^ "Dupli slavljenički koncerti Inspektora Blaže i kljunova", balkanrock.com
  9. ^ "TUGUJE SRBIJA: Preminuo legendarni roker čije ste nastupe OBOŽAVALI! (VIDEO)", Srbijadanas.com
  10. ^ "Blaža i Kljunovi lansirali 'Allez Allez 2018", Rockomotiva.com
  11. ^ "100 najboljih pesama svih vremena YU rocka". Rock Express (in Serbian). Belgrade (25): 27.

External links Edit

  • Official website
  • Official MySpace
  • Official YouTube channel
  • Prljavi Inspektor Blaža's blog
  • Prljavi Inspektor Blaža i Kljunovi at Discogs
  • Prljavi Inspektor Blaža i Kljunovi at Last.fm

October 21, 2023
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Prljavi Inspektor Blaza i Kljunovi Serbian Cyrillic Prљavi Inspektor Blazha i Kљunovi trans Dirty Inspector Blaza and Honchos is a Serbian rock band from Belgrade Prljavi Inspektor Blaza i KljunoviOriginBelgrade SerbiaGenresRock garage rock comedy rockYears active1994 presentLabelsITMM Multimedia RecordsMembersIgor BlazevicAleksandar KaradzicVojin DjurasinovicSasa BabicDejan ResanovicPast membersMilutin PetrovicLjubinko TomanovicWebsitewww blazaikljunovi com Contents 1 History 1 1 1990s 1 2 2000s 1 3 2010s 2 Legacy 3 Discography 3 1 Studio albums 3 2 Live albums 3 3 Video albums 4 References 5 External linksHistory Edit1990s Edit The band was formed at the beginning of 1994 by Igor Blazevic also known as Prljavi Inspektor Blaza Dirty Inspector Blaza vocals Gazda Milutin Petrovic guitar Aleksandar Karadzic guitar Dejan Resanovic bass guitar and Vojin Surasinovic drums At the beginning of the 1980s Blazevic was the leader of the new wave band Fiskulturno Lane He started using his pseudonym at the end of 1991 when he became a radio host at Radio Pingvin In the beginning the band performed mostly at the Belgrade club Prostor and Klub Studenata Tehnike Most of the songs they performed were hits by former Yugoslav rock bands but their main hit was Blazevic s song Dule Savic referring to former football player Dusan Savic Blazevic often performed striptease on stage and communicated with the members of the audience and the band soon became one of Belgrade s most popular club bands so they self released the recording of their concert in Klub Studenata Tehnike held on April 14 1994 on the audio cassette Igra rokenrol SR Jugoslavija 1 FR Yugoslavia Is Dancing to Rock and Roll referring to Elektricni Orgazam hit Igra rock n roll cela Jugoslavija The album featured covers of songs by Azra Zabranjeno Pusenje Riblja Corba Prljavo Kazaliste Bijelo Dugme Plavi Orkestar but also by Blazevic s former band Fiskulturno Lane 1 Panta leader of the alternative rock band Siklja Nafta and Drakula leader of the punk rock band Direktori appeared on the concert as guests 1 During the same year on May 25 Blazevic organized a Youth Day celebration at the club Prostor which featured all the elements of rock culture from the socialist times In October 1996 the band released their first studio album entitled Plagijati i obrade Plagiarism and Covers which featured covers of Jadranka Stojakovic s Cekala sam Elvis J Kurtovic s Da bog da crk o rokenrol kad ga svako svira Mile Lojpur s Sumadijski tvist the former featuring Lojpur on vocals 2 The album also featured new versions of Fiskulturno Lane songs Vive Le France and Nema problema the latter featuring Misko Petrovic Plavi on keyboards 2 Plagijati i obrade also featured singer Marija Mihajlovic and the members of Irish folk Celtic rock band Orthodox Celts as guest musicians 2 After the album was released Milutin Petrovic left the band and was replaced by Sale Sofer In 1998 before the beginning of the 1998 FIFA World Cup Prljavi Inspektor Blaza i Kljunovi recorded the song Alez Yugoslavia a cover of the Edith Piaf s song Milord which was alongside other football chants released on the compilation album Navijacke pesme 98 In 1998 the band released their second studio album Seks droga i Bodiroga 3 Sex Drugs Bodiroga referring to basketball player Dejan Bodiroga Blazevic decided to name the album Seks droga i Bodiroga having seen this written as a graffiti after FR Yugoslavia won the gold medal at the 1998 FIBA World Championship The album featured hits Dule Savic 3 Arigo Saki bluz which featured several lines from Riblja Corba s Evo ti za taksi lyrics Lepa si Pamela dedicated to Pamela Anderson O kako gi sakam parite sung in Macedonian and the title track This album featured only two covers a cover of Adriano Celentano s 24 000 baci and an unplugged cover of Azra song Balkan Prljavi Inspektor Blaza i Kljunovi version titled Balkan anplagd 3 the former being the recording of Blazevic s performance at the 1994 unplugged festival in Belgrade s Sava Centar Blazevic and other members of the band soon formed the record label Kljun records intending to release albums by bands from other former Yugoslav republics 2000s Edit In 2000 the band released the live album Shipu ga Zobla anagram for Pusi ga Blazo trans Suck It Blaza which was recorded at the band performance in Studentski kulturni centar In 2002 the band released Pare ne vracamo 4 We Won t Give Money Back which featured songs in the similar comedy rock style as on the previous band releases with songs referring to James Bond Anna Kournikova and Pamela Anderson The album featured guest appearances by YU grupa member Dragi Jelic on vocals in To je samo rock n roll and Eyesburn members Aleksandar Petrovic Alek flute on Zvuci rodnog kraja and tambourine on Sunce tuđeg neba ne greje k o nase and Hornsman Coyote trombone on Anna Kournikova 4 The song Castan policajac featured lyrics written by Riblja Corba frontman Bora Đorđevic 4 In 2007 the band released the live album Samo Supermen Srbiju spasava Only Superman Saves the Serbs a parody of Serbian motto Samo sloga Srbina spasava The album was recorded on December 8 2006 in Coupe club in Pancevo and featured three studio songs as bonus tracks Nisam dijamant Obeco si mito Blazo bekrijo a cover of Azra s version of song Mito bekrijo by folk music singer Hanka Paldum and Vranjanka 2010s Edit In 2010 the band recorded the single Alez 2010 a rerecorded version of the song Alez Yugoslavia featuring altered lyrics and song title dedicated to the Serbia national football team which at the time had played at the 2010 FIFA World Cup 5 In 2011 the recording of the band s performance at the 2010 Belgrade Beer Fest was released on the DVD LIVE Belgrade Beer Fest 2010 The DVD contains 17 songs and all the funds raised from the album sale were dedicated to the Assembly of the City of Belgrade action Beogradski bebi klub Belgrade Baby Club 6 In October 2011 the band released the song Zivele zene Viva Women a cover of Elvis Presley song Viva Las Vegas 7 On December 13 2014 the band celebrated 20 years of activity with two performances in two different cities one on Concert of the Year festival in Novi Sad Spens Hall and the second their solo concert in Belgrade club Fest 8 Milutin Petrovic died on December 10 2016 a day before his 49th birthday 9 In June 2018 prior to the 2018 FIFA World Cup the band released the third version of Alez Yugoslavia entitled Allez Allez 2018 dedicated to the Serbia national football team competing in the World Cup 10 Legacy EditIn 2000 the song Dule Savic was polled No 99 on Rock Express Top 100 Yugoslav Rock Songs of All Times list 11 Discography EditStudio albums Edit Plagijati i obrade 1996 Seks droga i Bodiroga 1998 Pare ne vracamo 2002 Live albums Edit Igra rokenrol SR Jugoslavija 1995 Shipu ga Zobla 2000 Samo Supermen Srbiju spasava 2007 Video albums Edit LIVE Belgrade Beer Fest 2010 2011 References Edit a b c D DºDµD N D D D D D N D D N D release 1665880 Igra rokenrol SR Jugoslavija at Discogs a b c Plagijati i obrade at Discogs a b Seks droga i Bodiroga at Discogs a b c Pare ne vracamo at Discogs Pesma Allez allez 2010 posvecena fudbalerima shop in beograd com Archived from the original on 2016 03 03 Retrieved 2010 07 07 Blaza i Kljunovi Za bebe Beograda b92 net Blaza i Kljunovi porucuju Zivele zene timemachinemusic org Archived 2012 09 17 at archive today Dupli slavljenicki koncerti Inspektora Blaze i kljunova balkanrock com TUGUJE SRBIJA Preminuo legendarni roker cije ste nastupe OBOZAVALI VIDEO Srbijadanas com Blaza i Kljunovi lansirali Allez Allez 2018 Rockomotiva com 100 najboljih pesama svih vremena YU rocka Rock Express in Serbian Belgrade 25 27 EX YU ROCK enciklopedija 1960 2006 Janjatovic Petar ISBN 978 86 905317 1 4External links EditOfficial website Official MySpace Official YouTube channel Prljavi Inspektor Blaza s blog Prljavi Inspektor Blaza i Kljunovi at Discogs Prljavi Inspektor Blaza i Kljunovi at Last fm Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Prljavi Inspektor Blaza i Kljunovi amp oldid 1149360838, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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