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Niemen Enigmatic
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Czlowiek Jam Niewdzieczny (1971)
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Czlowiek jam niewdzieczny
20:44 |
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Aerumnarum plemus
7:39 |
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Italiam, Italiam
4:48 |
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Enigmatyczne impresje
5:44 |
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Nie jestes moja
8:10 |
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Wroc jeszcze dzis
4:13 |
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Moj pejzaz
5:15 |
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Sprzedaj mnie wiatrowi
4:35 |
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Zechcesz mnie, zechcesz
3:41 |
10. |
Chwila ciszy
5:03 |
11. |
Muzyko moja
3:52 |
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This is so called "Red Album" (only because of the colour, no political meaning here). Recorded with mostly the same musicians as the previous one it is sometimes called Niemen Enigmatic as well, however to avoid confusion I prefer to call it "Czlowiek Jam Niewdzieczny", and, besides, this is the proper title printed on the front cover of the CD.
Originally issued as a double album on vinyl it fits nicely on one CD now. This one was also quite popular, although not as much as the previous "Bema Pamieci..." It also fits very well into "progressive rock" category. However, this album also marks an end of another era in Niemen's history. After this album the Niemen Enigmatic ceased to exist and his next albums were recorded with completely different set of musicians. You might even heard of them, they later became known as SBB...
Track list:
1. Czlowiek jam niewdzieczny
2. Aerumnarum plenus
3. Italiam, Italiam
4. Enigmatyczne impresje
5. Nie jestes moja
6. Wroc jeszcze dzis
7. Moj pejzaz
8. Sprzedaj mnie wiatrowi
9. Zechcesz mnie, zechcesz
10. Chwila ciszy
11. Muzyko moja
Lineup:
Jacek Mikula - Hammond organ;
Tomasz Jaskiewicz - guitar;
Janusz Zielinski - bass guitar;
Czeslaw Maly-Bartkowski - drums;
Zbigniew Namyslowski - alt sax;
Janusz Stefanski - drums;
Czeslaw Niemen - vocals, flute;
with:
Krystyna Pronko - backing vocals;
Zofia Borca - backing vocals;
Elzbieta Linkowska - backing vocals.
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