"The
following albums can be mentioned at random...Cert Na Koze Jel ("The
Devil Was Driving a Goat") in 1998"
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"The
following albums can be mentioned at random...Cert Na Koze Jel ("The
Devil Was Driving a Goat") in 1998" |
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The Spin Josef Vojtek - vocals This band which nowadays is well-known by everybody was founded in 1983 in Teplice. Its charter members were Mr. Milan Špalek, bass guitar, and Mr. Tomáš Krulich, guitar. The group was later joined by Mr. Radek Hurcik, percussions, and Mr. Josef Vojtek, frontman of the band and singer. The last to join the band was Mr. Ota Vána, guitar. The band has existed in this line-up since 1990 up to now. The breakthrough in the career of this successful, but only regional band, was the release of their debut album Má Ji Motorovou ("She Has It Motor Like") in 1991. Thanks to the enthusiastic response of the public, the band signed an exclusive contract. It was followed by other successful albums one after another. The following albums can be mentioned at random: Colorado in 1994, Cert Na Koze Jel ("The Devil Was Driving a Goat") in 1998, Mega Hu in 1999. The select album Suma Sumárum ("All Things Considered") released in 2002 was sold in an unbelievable for that time number - 128 000, and became thus the best sold musical item in the Czech Republic. Three years later, the Kabát band ("The Coat") comes now with their new project Corrida to the market, the album being impatiently waited for by the public. Their single entitled Malá Dáma ("Little Lady") was selected as their competition song for the participation in the national Eurosong finals. |
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The Song I have never before seen such an ambivalent crowd at a national pre-selection. It's as if the entire audience had been ordered at gunpoint to stand in the studio, because the organisers had run out of mannequins. By the time Kabat performed their dismal rock effort, eight other songs had sucked the life out of the poor Czechs, so it's little wonder that you could spot a tumbleweed blowing across the stage half-way through "Little Lady", a paltry throwback of a rock track, which somnambulates through the usual heavy chords and growls in a merciless three minutes running time. |
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Overall Everything is now set up for the Czech Republic to be a Morocco or a Hungary and disappear from the contest almost as soon as they've shown up. Lordi it ain't, but it is the worst debut I can remember. In a Nutshell |
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the philosopher says action theory Branch of philosophy concerned with the analysis of what human beings do intentionally. This typically includes an effort to distinguish actions from mere events and some proposal concerning the ethical significance of actions. Understanding the relation between choice or volition and the performance of an action, for example, has been taken to be crucial for the ascription of moral responsibility to those who act. "She blew off the grass and started to play"
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Malá dáma Utrhla trávu a zacla hrát |
Little Lady She blew off the grass and started to play |
| Prediction | Semi Final | 25th |
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