Illés - Human Rights 1971 (Hungary, Psychedelic Rock, Progressive Rock)
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Illés - Human Rights 1971 (Hungary, Psychedelic Rock, Progressive Rock)
Hungarian band's fourth album. For those who know the Hungarian language, or shamanic ... There's one guy all the time something in their language says he and others sing along ... Album (sometimes referred to simply Illés) dedicated to Angela Davis, chlenke Communist Party USA (there is such a party) ... Which is trying to free his lover George Jackson, a member of the "Black Panther" and gave his weapon to take ... U.S. law - is accessory to murder (where the judge was killed and wounded by the prosecutor) ... In our opinion, in Hungarian - a struggle for human rights ... In 1979, this same Angela with lush hair was awarded the Lenin Prize "for peace between nations" ... Brad ... Remember Vysotsky: And then in a closed, in the country / where, unfortunately, a compulsive service, / I and delirious all looked transmission / all stood up for Angela Davis ... and our brothers Hungarians, who, by the way, all the while fighting against the Russian certainly could not pass by Angela ... But still, they did not help, and soon theirs Central Committee closed the activities of this group ... I have, incidentally, father participated in the Hungarian events in 1956 (he was a tank), and a lot of what I told him about the brotherly people ...
Tracks:
All tracks written by Levente Szörényi and János Bródy except where noted.
Human Rights - including (01-06):
01. Bevezetés (az Az Emberi Jogok Egyetemes Nyilatkozatából) (Levente Szörényi) - 0:00
02. Ész és lelkiismeret - 3:25
03. Te kit választanál - 6:49
04. Eunduló - 11:18
05. Virágok tengere - 15:23
06. Inkvizíció - 19:32
07. Kégli-dal - 24:29
08. Approximáció - 28:04
09. Légy egy napra a kedvesem - 31:55
10. Színes ceruzák - 35:42
11. A legjobb dobos a világon (Zoltán Pásztory) - 39:59
12. A Kati jött - 42:30
Personnel:
- Lajos Illés - vocals, keyboards
- Levente Szörényi - vocals, guitar, piano
- Szabolcs Szörényi - vocals, bass
- János Bródy - guitar
- Zoltán Pásztory - drums, percussion
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- László Mensáros - spoken word (01-06)
- Antal Dóra - producer
Hungarian band's fourth album. For those who know the Hungarian language, or shamanic ... There's one guy all the time something in their language says he and others sing along ... Album (sometimes referred to simply Illés) dedicated to Angela Davis, chlenke Communist Party USA (there is such a party) ... Which is trying to free his lover George Jackson, a member of the "Black Panther" and gave his weapon to take ... U.S. law - is accessory to murder (where the judge was killed and wounded by the prosecutor) ... In our opinion, in Hungarian - a struggle for human rights ... In 1979, this same Angela with lush hair was awarded the Lenin Prize "for peace between nations" ... Brad ... Remember Vysotsky: And then in a closed, in the country / where, unfortunately, a compulsive service, / I and delirious all looked transmission / all stood up for Angela Davis ... and our brothers Hungarians, who, by the way, all the while fighting against the Russian certainly could not pass by Angela ... But still, they did not help, and soon theirs Central Committee closed the activities of this group ... I have, incidentally, father participated in the Hungarian events in 1956 (he was a tank), and a lot of what I told him about the brotherly people ...
Tracks:
All tracks written by Levente Szörényi and János Bródy except where noted.
Human Rights - including (01-06):
01. Bevezetés (az Az Emberi Jogok Egyetemes Nyilatkozatából) (Levente Szörényi) - 0:00
02. Ész és lelkiismeret - 3:25
03. Te kit választanál - 6:49
04. Eunduló - 11:18
05. Virágok tengere - 15:23
06. Inkvizíció - 19:32
07. Kégli-dal - 24:29
08. Approximáció - 28:04
09. Légy egy napra a kedvesem - 31:55
10. Színes ceruzák - 35:42
11. A legjobb dobos a világon (Zoltán Pásztory) - 39:59
12. A Kati jött - 42:30
Personnel:
- Lajos Illés - vocals, keyboards
- Levente Szörényi - vocals, guitar, piano
- Szabolcs Szörényi - vocals, bass
- János Bródy - guitar
- Zoltán Pásztory - drums, percussion
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- László Mensáros - spoken word (01-06)
- Antal Dóra - producer