Trio Milos Petrovic, Rade Bulatovic, Nenad Jelic
Jazzy
PGP RTB (Yugoslavia) 1983
2121158 (LP)
sleeve : VG+(SRW,TEOC,SPSE/TOC:top seam split/tape repair,side/corner scuffs,dirt)
media : VG+/VG+(slight surface noise due to light scuffs/some areas with light surface noise,A4 last part:several light clicks due to tiny scuffs)
Fantastic Yugoslavian jazz in stock after a long time. This 1983 album by a trio featuring keyboardist Milos Petrovic, who was active in various genres from jazz to rock, including the new wave group Jakarta, along with bassist Rade Bulatovic and percussionist Nenad Jelic. While utilizing jazz formats, this work is an experimental left-field jazz with a very progressive spirit, including the use of effects and sound production, unfolding into a deep and unpredictable world. Fans of ECM and Brazilian jazz around Egberto Gismonti should definitely check this out.
A3: Cumbaramba
A4: Regzemungae
B1: Krampon
Jazzy
PGP RTB (Yugoslavia) 1983
2121158 (LP)
sleeve : VG+(SRW,TEOC,SPSE/TOC:top seam split/tape repair,side/corner scuffs,dirt)
media : VG+/VG+(slight surface noise due to light scuffs/some areas with light surface noise,A4 last part:several light clicks due to tiny scuffs)
Fantastic Yugoslavian jazz in stock after a long time. This 1983 album by a trio featuring keyboardist Milos Petrovic, who was active in various genres from jazz to rock, including the new wave group Jakarta, along with bassist Rade Bulatovic and percussionist Nenad Jelic. While utilizing jazz formats, this work is an experimental left-field jazz with a very progressive spirit, including the use of effects and sound production, unfolding into a deep and unpredictable world. Fans of ECM and Brazilian jazz around Egberto Gismonti should definitely check this out.
A3: Cumbaramba
A4: Regzemungae
B1: Krampon