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The tracklist from the back cover is (mainly) in English - the one from the 6-panel folded booklet is in Slovenian. Here it is a combined version (while using an ), although at tracks 2 and 8 it isn't the literal translation. Mastering SID Code: IFPI L011. Mould SID Code: IFPI 05F2. Matrix, Runout: SYHAPA79003.

Na Domačem Vrtu (In the Family Garden) is an album related to a film by Bratko Bibič, a "historical fiction" that revisits the archives of the Slovenian Cinematheque (who curated the project). With his group the Madleys, the accordionist performed the music on this CD for a number of screenings around Eastern Europe between 1999 and 2001. This album provides a great occasion to catch up with his work. It stands independently from the film as a well-balanced set of tunes, quirky and challenging in some places, yet always pushing an invitation to dance.

Na domačem vrtu - Студийный альбом от Bratko Bibič & The Madleys. В альбом вошло 9 треков. Продолжительность альбома: 43:54. Bratko Bibič & The Madleys. New Jerk or How to Kill the Drummer, New Jerk ali kako ubiti bobnarja.

About Bratko Bibic & The Madleys. Slovenian accordionist Bratko Bibič was a key member of Begnagrad, a pioneering group that melded Eastern European folk music with avant-prog during the '70s and '80s, before he joined Swiss t Momo Rossel's transatlantic Rock in Opposition-flavored Nimal in the late '80s and Slovenian/American Guy Klucevsek's international Accordion Tribe in the '90s. The quintet recorded the score at Ljubljana, Slovenia's Fabrika 13 studio during 2000 and 2001, and the Na Domačem Vrtu (In the Family Garden) album - also featuring a pair of tracks recorded live - was released by Slovenska Kinoteka in 2002.

Bratko Bibič & The Madleys, Category: Artist, Albums: Kabinet of Wonders of Brutko Bim-bitch, Na domačem vrtu, In the family garden, Top Tracks: Dolores, Uska Muska, Goldhorn, New jerk or how to kill the drummer, The vanishing iron plant, Biography: Slovenian accordionist Bratko Bibič was a key member of Begnagrad, a pioneering group that melded Eastern European folk music with avant-prog during the '70s and '80s, before he joined Swiss t Momo Rossel's transatlantic Rock in Opposition-flavored Nimal in the late '80s and Slovenian/American Guy Klucev.

Bratko Bibič & The Madleys. Squeeze that light metal music. Na domačem vrtu, In the family garden. 04. The vanishing iron plant. 06. New jerk or how to kill the drummer. 07. In the family garden - Pia.

Long live the legendary Slovenian accordion player Bratko Bibič and thanks to him for the wonderful tune Na Domačem Vrtu or In the family garden from the eponymous album by Bratko Bibič and the Madleys. I liked that title given Gregors story. If Slovenian or Serbian music is your thing check out Gregors friend and colleague; Sara Nikolić.

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