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Kanda Kodza Nebojsa - Igracka Placka 1998.

Kanda, Kodža i Nebojša (Канда, Коџа и Небојша) Štastopojo? lyrics: On me gledi.

Song taken from album "Igracka placka" (1998).

Kandakodžainebojša ‎– Igračka Plačka. C 011. Kandakodžainebojša. Igračka Plačka ‎(Cass, Album).

This song is by Kanda, Kodža I Nebojša and appears on the album Igračka Plačka (1998). Ravnoteža je poremećena. Strah je trajao suviše dugoPrave se promene događaju brzoOprosti mi. Konačna odluka pada, pritiska, protiv Babilona. Ja sam spreman, to je sve što imamA ti ne smeš da se plasišNi da budeš ravnodušanNi da te spreči. Panika, panika, panika, panikaPanika, panika, velika panikaStrujanje zla!

In April 1998, the band released the album Igračka plačka, partially featuring material written by Lupulović. The album was produced by Željko Božić, and featured the new guitarist Ivan Topisirović, a Superstar member and former Fake Madonna's Underwear member. Well acclaimed by the critics, the album featured the tracks ". T", "Štastopojo" ("Whatveyoueaten"), "Right Direction", "Proći će i njihovo" ("Theirs Would Also Pass"), and "ŠAFL" ("SHUFFLE"), combining reggae, acid-jazz and funk.

Kanda Kodža i Nebojša (KKN) were formed in 1991. in Belgrade, Serbia (still former Yugoslavia). Bands original line-up comprised Vladislav Rac (bass), Rastko Lupulović (guitar), Stevan Dimitrijević (drums) and. Kanda Kodža i Nebojša (KKN) were formed in 1991. Bands original line-up comprised Vladislav Rac (bass), Rastko Lupulović (guitar), Stevan Dimitrijević (drums) and Oliver Nektarijević (vocals). First studio album Igracka plačka (B92, 1998. stirred up a great deal of local and national attention. Even though the production of the album wasn’t up to par with the quality of music, this was a startling collection of songs that transcended structural boundaries and was often cited as one of the greatest Serbian rock albums of the 90’s. Soon after Igracka plačka was released, Stevan left the group and was replaced with Vladan Rajović.