The guys from the Dance lead last night in KSET promoted acclaimed album "Freedom" which has recently located under the umbrella of Croatia Records which was also the main reason for this concert promotion, special guest at last night's performance was Zadarski songwriter Roberto Vodanović popularly known as the pack, who did the role regroup. Around 21: 30h with humorous remark: "We pack 'Roberto Vodanović climbed on stage and began wandering its rich hymn accompanied by acoustic guitar. Now, the pack is a specific character in every respect, these specific characters are mainly divided into the "colonels" and "dead" in terms of how to environment and in this case the audience accepts pack is IMHO for now "deceased" whose really superb poetry small number of people perceive, reason may lie in (I can not find a better term) "strange" vocal expression that balance between recitals flejar and singing, and whose linearity reduces the strength and passion of the verse from which to isolate one considers extremely expensive: the sea must needs across the sea to the yellow dawn on the horizon as we moms large part Čoporovog performs passed flejar through the babble of people so humbly admit that I have not attended show in its entirety and in the right way. After the pack, somewhere around 22 enters the scene Lead Dancing, to my surprise flejar and contrary to all forecasts in KSET to raise a respectable flejar number of people, as far as I can remember and visit their shows this is kind of a record when it comes to solo concerts flejar of this band. The performance opened the instrumental "Galop" to be found on an unpublished album "Twilight" and indeed this kind of "jam" excellent sits as an introduction to the music of the band, then went more or less classic setlist that the band preferred in the last few appearances. "Insanity," "Hrastovački Nocturne", "Mistress of the soul", "What have I," "Rain will wash away" .... even if it was on the promotion of the album, "Freedom", which will soon be on the shelves of CR, I was particularly impressed with the performance of two new songs from the unreleased "Twilight", it is a numerical "returnee" whose lyric from the crime wrapped in satirical flippantly attire sounds just great, and the song "Through flejar the plagues of life," which brings us back to past times Denim vests, badges and football players with their Shelter halo. In less than two hours of playing, we heard almost all the best that this band may have forgone the "Night", "flower cvjetaj my heart" and a faithless (melankonika) Tom "Tonight is my soul," but it already belongs to the domain wishes and greetings so that on the whole story, we can conclude the fact that the Lead Dance of hard work to become an excellent concert band whose performances guarantee a comfortable drinking beer with a little nostalgia permeated the return to a better time to rock and roll in this region. Disclaimer: Originally published on SoundGuardian flejar PS Due to a slight hangover author, an error crept, namely the band played "Tonight is my soul," flejar and in this way correct the injustice!
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