Deca loših muzičara

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Deca Loših Muzičara
The band performing at Belgrade Beer Fest in 2007
The band performing at Belgrade Beer Fest in 2007
Background information
Genre(s) Rock/Funk
Years active 1988 – present
Label(s) PGP RTS
Website Official site
Members
Ivan Jevtović
Jova Jović
Vladan Miljković
Zoran Milivojević
Zoran Živković
Đorđe Anđelić
Former members
Aleksandar Siljanovski
Ivan Blagojević

Deca Loših Muzičara (Serbian Cyrillic: Деца Лоших Музичара; trans. Bad Musicians' Children), often abbreviated to DLM, are a rock band from Belgrade, Serbia. They were one of most perspective Serbian bands from the early 1990s, with several notable hits, but intermittent album releases and uneven activity levels somewhat spoiled their career. Most DLM's songs are fast and furious funk, but melodic, adored by trumpet and saxophon lines.

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[edit] Band history

DLM formed in 1988, and soon after won at the last Youth Festival in Subotica 1990, and the song "Doživotno osuđen na ljubav" (Sentenced to Life in Love) was published in the festival compilation. It would take 3 years before they issued the first album, Dobar dan, whose eponymous single, as well as Ljubomora (Jealousy) became instant hits.

The second album, Prolećni dan and the eponymous title were in the same style, accompanied with songs Vlade Divac, devoted to the famous basketball player, and Konji ritma (Horses of Rhythm). Album "Virus" from 1998 was made for the eponymous theatre show.

After an 8-year long break, they recorded a new album in 2005, ...gde cveta samsung žut (... Where the Yellow Samsung Blooms). Long-time frontman and singer of the band, Aleksandar Siljanovski, left the band in 2006, and he was replaced by Ivan Jevtović, an actor, a long-time friend of the band.

[edit] Discography

  • Dobar dan (Good Day) (Sorabia disc, 1992/Take It Or Leave It, 1993)
  • Prolećni dan (Summer Day) (PGP RTS 1995)
  • Virus (Metropolis 1998.)
  • Gde cveta samsung žut (Where the Yellow Samsung Blooms) (PGP RTS 2005)

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