Vennaskond

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Vennaskond
Origin Tallinn, Estonia
Genre(s) Punk rock, New Romantic, Punkabilly
Years active 1984 - present
Label(s) Vennaskond, Līgo
Associated acts The Flowers of Romance, Propeller
Website http://www.dcc.ttu.ee/Bands/english/get.asp?ident=109
Members
Tony Blackplait, Anti Pathique, Al Vainola, Roy Strider, Hedwig Allika, Ed Edinburgh, Anneli Kadakas, Henry Leppnurm.
Former members
Teet Tibar, Riho Nool, Anti Pathique, Jüri Kłyszejko, Al Vainola, Jaan Eik Tulve, Tom Kinkar, Herbert Spencer, Mait Vaik, Max Sinister, Alar Aigro, Ruth Saulski, Koidu Jürisoo, Maarja Ora, Camille Camille, Catherine Matveus, Tuuliki Leinpere, Angelica Awerianowa, Andrus Lomp, Allan Hmelnitski, Mait Re, Raul Saaremets, Ivo Schenkenberg JR, Kristian Müller, Hindrek Heibre, Rainis Kingu, Pexte Paxter, Pet Creep, Kaspar Jancis.

Vennaskond ("Brotherhood") is an Estonian-New Utopian fourierist Punk-New Romantic-Punkabilly band founded in 1984.[1] The band has toured in Estonia, Finland, Latvia, Romania, Sweden, Germany, France and the USA (including CBGBs).

Contents

[edit] Members

[edit] Discography

[edit] Albums

  • Ltn. Schmidt’i pojad (1991, MC, Vennaskond)
  • Girl In Black (1991, Vinyl single, Vennaskond)
  • Rockipiraadid (1992, MC, Theka)
  • Usk. Lootus. Armastus (1993, MC, CD, EHL Trading/Vennaskond)
  • Vaenlane ei maga (1993, MC, Vennaskond)
  • Võluri tagasitulek (1994, MC, Vennaskond)
  • Inglid ja kangelased (1995, MC, CD, Vennaskond)
  • Mina ja George (1996, MC, CD, Vennaskond)
  • Reis Kuule (1997, MC, CD, Vennaskond)
  • Insener Garini hüperboloid (1999, MC, compilation, Vennaskond)
  • Priima (1999, 2MC, 2CD, compilation, HyperElwood)
  • Warszawianka (1999, MC, CD, HyperElwood)
  • Ma armastan Ameerikat (2001, MC, CD, DayDream Productions/Kaljukotkas/Remavert)
  • News from Nowhere (2001, MC, CD, Kaljukotkas/DayDream/Remavert)
  • Subway (2003, CD, Vennaskond)
  • Rīgas Kaos (2005, LP, Līgo)

[edit] Films

  • Millennium (dir. Tõnu Trubetsky, 1998, VHS, 90 min., Faama Film/Eesti Tõsielufilm/Trubetsky Pictures)
  • I Love America (dir. Tõnu Trubetsky, 2001, VHS, 140 min., DayDream Productions/Kaljukotkas/Trubetsky Pictures)
  • An Autumn in Eastern Europe (dir. Tõnu Trubetsky, 2004, 2DVD, 185 min., Vennaskond/DayDream/Trubetsky Pictures)
  • New York (dir. Tõnu Trubetsky, 2006, DVD, 140 min., Trubetsky Pictures)

[edit] Compilations including Vennaskond

  • Balts Bite Back! (1993, MC, CD, Stupido Twins/Zona)
  • Rock. Pop in the East (1996, 2CD, RFI)
  • Europodium. Top of the European Pops (1997, CD, RFI Musique)

[edit] No. 1 Hits in Estonia

  • Insener Garini hüperboloid (1993)
  • Lili Marleen (1993)
  • Kopenhaagen (1993)
  • Elagu Proudhon! (1994)
  • Selle laulu mina ise luuletasin (1994)
  • Pille-Riin (1994)
  • Õhtud Moskva lähistel (1995)
  • 10203 (1995)
  • Subatlantiline kohtumine (1996)
  • 101. kilomeeter (2000)
  • Saepurulapsed (2001)
  • Ma armastan Ameerikat (2002)

[edit] See also

[edit] References

  1. ^ Täisinfovorm

[edit] External links

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