Thanks, porkmarras!
Wav file too!!

Isn't that the most gorgeous piece of music in the past 500 years?

Yep i did!And i never get tired of their music for some reason.

i'm 20 seconds into the track, and yes it is.

Why aren't these people more famous?

I'll make sure that i'll check them out.

Plastic People? I remember seeing them live in 1999 in Bratislava, about a month before Hlavsa (lead singer and bass player) died of cancer. In general opinion their best output was done during harsh communist times in Czechoslovakia (1980-1989), they were badly persecuted, their public performance was banned etc.
Nevertheless, their later output has not been that convincing.

I love the rhyme:
"My zijeme v Praze,
to je tam,
kde se jednou zjevi
Duch sam"

meaning:
"We live in Prague,
it's where
once the Spirit itself
will appear"

here's the disciplina CD, when i said yugoslav i should really have said serbian.
it's a shame supernaut superfuzz isn't around anymore as she knew quite a lot of good serbian stuff.

Disciplina Kicme - Ove Ruke Nisu Male...2
http://www.yousendit.com/transfer.ph...2307511594075A

Cool!Thanks for this.I will post some more Mogollar as soon a.s.a.p.

Another Mogollar track:
http://www.yousendit.com/transfer.php?action=download&ufid=A9D923F23A12F57B

Thanks again for this.I've listened to the whole album yesterday and i've really enjoyed it.

I started buying their records a while ago and they fucking rule. This band fucking rules.

Which exactly have you heard?

Muž bez Uží
Egon Bondy's Happy Hearts Club Band
Man With No Ears
Leading Horses
Pašijové hry / Passion Play

My favourite is definitely Egon Bondy's Happy Hearts Club Band - that's a great choice.
Muž bez Uží actually stands for Man with no Ears.

Man With No Ears is a re-issue of live recordings. Thanks, I didn't know that Muz Bez Uzi meant that.

Egon Bondy gets my vote as well - a very good album.

It's cool that this band gets the international recognition that it deserves - even years after their highlights have been issued.

I came across some old copies of the NME in the 80's that had reviews of their records as well as articles about Diamanda Galas etc. The times have changed.

Oh really? I wonder how the world had gone to know them in the 80s, when they were so badly persecuted in Czechoslovakia.