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Mrtva priroda (trans.
Still Life) is the
third studio album from
Serbian and
former Yugoslav rock band
Riblja Čorba,
released in 1981. In 1998, the album...
- (opening acts:
Tygers of Pan Tang, Pomaranča)
April 8, 1982 -
Riblja Čorba (
Mrtva priroda Tour)
April 9, 1982 -
Riblja Čorba
April 10, 1982 -
Riblja Čorba...
- success.
Their following releases,
Pokvarena mašta i
prljave strasti (1981),
Mrtva priroda (1981) and
Buvlja pijaca (1982)
launched them to the top of the...
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Gramatudraugs Dutch 1941
Rebecca Leiden: AW
Sijthoff Czech J. B. Šuber 1939
Mrtvá a Živá: [Rebeka] Praha: Evropský literární klub
Turkish Levent Göktem 2020...
- Karađorđe's Star. Kost u grlu (1979)
Pokvarena mašta i
prljave strasti (1981)
Mrtva priroda (1981)
Buvlja pijaca (1982) Večeras vas
zabavljaju muzičari koji...
- East;
recorded at Bad Lands, Hitoshima, ****an on May 14, 1996) Dropdead/
Mrtvá Budoucnost/Primitiv
Bunko - The Big Boss
Originall Soundtrack (1998, Hogo...
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preranu smrt trećeg
supruga nikad nije prebolela: Neda Arnerić nađena
mrtva u svom stanu". www.novosti.rs (in
Serbian (Latin script)).
Archived from...
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songs which became the new
standard - led to
recording of
following albums,
Mrtva priroda and
Buvlja pijaca, with
foreign producer, but raw
sound of Pokvarena...
- in Belgrade, and
produced by John McCoy, who
produced the band's
albums Mrtva priroda (1981),
Buvlja pijaca (1982) and
Istina (1985), and with whom the...
- Mata Hari
Volio bi' da te ne
volim 500,000
Claimed sales 1981
Riblja Čorba
Mrtva priroda 471,000
Claimed sales 1982 Zana
Dodirni mi
kolena 400,000 Claimed...
