5. april '81

5. april '81
5. april '81
Live album by Bijelo Dugme
Released	1981
Recorded	5 April 1981
Venue	Kulušić, Zagreb
Genre	Rock; hard rock; new wave; ska;
Length	33:47
Label	Jugoton
Producer	Goran Bregović
Bijelo Dugme chronology

5. april '81 is the second live album by Yugoslav rock band Bijelo Dugme, released in 1981. It was recorded in Kulušić club in Zagreb on 5 April 1981.^[1] The album was originally put out in limited release of only 20,000 copies.^[1]

Background

The album was recorded on the last concert of the tour that followed the release of the album Doživjeti stotu.^[2] The band was announced by journalist Dražen Vrdoljak (the announcement being featured on the album).^[2] The album's sound was in correspondence with the group's shift from hard rock towards new wave the band made with Doživjeti stotu.^[2]

The album featured a cover of Indexi song "Sve ove godine" ("All These Years").^[1]

Album cover

The cover artwork depicted a three-picture presentation of a girl wearing an adult woman's robe and high heels. The girl photographed was the daughter of actor Mladen Jeličić.^[3] Although the album cover saw little controversy in 1981, when 5. april '81 was re-released on CD by Croatia Records in 2003, the image was modified, leaving only the leftmost and rightmost photos, most likely because the girl's genital area is visible in the middle photo.^[4]

Track listing

All tracks are written by Goran Bregović, except where noted

No.	Title	Lyrics	Music	Length
1.	"Izgledala je malo čudno u kaputu žutom krojenom bez veze"			3:18
2.	"U stvari ordinarna priča"			3:01
3.	"Ipak, poželim neko pismo"			4:12
4.	"I kad prođe sve, pjevat ću i tad"			2:51
5.	"Ne dese se takve stvari pravome muškarcu"			3:24
6.	"Sve ove godine"	Enco Lesić Kemal Monteno	Enco Lesić Kemal Monteno	2:28
7.	"Na zadnjem sjedištu moga auta"			3:39
8.	"Ha, ha, ha"			3:04
9.	"Bitanga i princeza"			3:45
10.	"Doživjeti stotu"			4:01

Personnel

Željko Bebek – vocals
Goran Bregović – guitar, producer, mixed by
Zoran Redžić – bass
Điđi Jankelić – drums
Vlado Pravdić – keyboard

Additional personnel

Dražen Vrdoljak - introduction
Mladen Škalec - engineer
Hrvoje Hegedušić - engineer, mixed by

Legacy

In 1987, in YU legende uživo (YU Legends Live), a special publication by Rock magazine, 5. april '81 was pronounced one of 12 best Yugoslav live albums.^[5] In YU legende uživo, critic Petar Janjatović criticized the band's performance on the album, especially Željko Bebek's vocal performance, but also stated:

The album, despite its flaws, represents the band in the last days of their upward faze, and if you can read between the lines, you'll discover the things that made the band really big, important and relevant for this part of the world.^[2]

In a 2000 text for Vjesnik, critic Hrvoje Horvat stated:

Live album 5. april '81 from Kulušić shows Bijelo Dugme on the height of their strength and in the attempt to play current post-New Wave trends through Bregović's sound image. However, we are not talking about ruff, violent assemblage, but about natural flow of energy which turned the Doživjeti stotu tour in a simultaneous face lift, rejuvenation and return to the roots.^[2]

References

^ ^a ^b ^c Janjatović, Petar (2007). EX YU ROCK enciklopedija 1960–2006. Belgrade: self-released. p. 33.
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e Krstulović, Zvonimir (2005). Bijelo Dugme: Doživjeti stotu. Profil. p. 37.
^ Krstulović, Zvonimir (2005). Bijelo Dugme: Doživjeti stotu. Profil. p. 38.
^ 5. april '81 at Discogs
^ Janjatović, Petar; Lokner, Branimir (1987). YU legende uživo. Belgrade: Rock. p. 4.

External links

5. april '81 at Discogs

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[janjatović33-1] Janjatović, Petar (2007). EX YU ROCK enciklopedija 1960–2006. Belgrade: self-released. p. 33.

[krstulovic37-2] Krstulović, Zvonimir (2005). Bijelo Dugme: Doživjeti stotu. Profil. p. 37.

[krstulovic38-3] Krstulović, Zvonimir (2005). Bijelo Dugme: Doživjeti stotu. Profil. p. 38.

[discogs-4] 5. april '81 at Discogs

[yulegendeuzivo4-5] Janjatović, Petar; Lokner, Branimir (1987). YU legende uživo. Belgrade: Rock. p. 4.

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v t e Bijelo Dugme
Goran Bregović Željko Bebek Ipe Ivandić Vlado Pravdić Jadranko Stanković Zoran Redžić Milić Vukašinović Laza Ristovski Điđi Jankelić Mladen Vojičić Tifa Alen Islamović
Studio albums	Kad bi' bio bijelo dugme Šta bi dao da si na mom mjestu Eto! Baš hoću! Bitanga i princeza Doživjeti stotu Uspavanka za Radmilu M. Bijelo Dugme Pljuni i zapjevaj moja Jugoslavijo Ćiribiribela
Live albums	Koncert kod Hajdučke česme 5. april '81 Mramor, kamen i željezo Turneja 2005: Sarajevo, Zagreb, Beograd Ko ne poludi taj nije normalan!
Compilation albums	Iz sve snage Singl ploče (1974–1975) Singl ploče (1976–1980) Sanjao sam noćas da te nemam (Velike rock balade) Nakon svih ovih godina Ima neka tajna veza Rock & Roll: Najveći hitovi '74 - '88 Balade Singlice 1974 - 1980 Bijelo Dugme 'Ajmo curice, 'ajmo dječaci! The Ultimate Collection Najljepše ljubavne pesme Rock 'n' roll hitovi
Box sets	Prvih šest studijskih albuma Original Album Collection Bijelo Dugme Box Set Deluxe
Collaboration projects	...a milicija trenira strogoću! (i druge pjesmice za djecu)
Associated acts	Kodeksi Jutro Indexi Smak Teška Industrija Divlje Jagode Vatreni Poljubac
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