01-Put ka suncu
(Z. Božinović-R. Nemeček)
02-Sjaj u očima
(Z. Božinović-R. Nemeček)
(Z. Božinović-R. Nemeček)
Bitrate 320
Vinyl Rip by Mrmot
You think they disappeared, I bet they didn't!!!
Pop Mašina was an influential band in ex Yugoslavia and one of the pioneers of heavy, "acid-rock". Their music was similar to classic heavy blues-rock giants such as Black Sabbath, Cream or Led Zeppelin, joining early 1970s heavy metal roots with post-hippie psychedelic ballads. Here is their debut album Kiselina.
During 1972/73 they built a reputation of a concert attraction, playing extended "progressive heavy rock" jams for free. Debut album "Kiselina" was recorded in 1973. It presented a conceptual work dealing with themes of drugs and psychedelic trips (the title "Kiselina" is a literal translation of English "Acid"). Here is their single "Moja pesma" for direct download.
Pop Mašina was formed in early 1972 in Belgrade, Serbia by Robert Nemeček (bass, vocal), Zoran Božinović (guitar, vocal), Raša Đelmaš (drumss) and Sava Bojić (guitar, vocal). By the end of that year, Bojić left while Đelmaš was replaced by Mihajlo Popović, thus forming the best known power trio line-up. Here is 7 inch "Sjećanja".