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Polish Dezerter - Nielegalny zabójca czasu - 2004 (poland)

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    1. Intro
    2. Twoje prawa
    3. Społeczne role
    4. Zabójca czasu
    5. Atak aniołów
    6. Depresja
    7. Głód
    8. Monument
    9. Skaza
    10. Ulica Bankowa
    11. Większość
    12. Oni
    13. Sztuka życia
    14. Strażnik

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    gla-ca, Aug 13, 2010
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    RECORD INFORMATION

    Nielegalny Zabójca Czasu
    Release Date : 2010

    Recorded between 21.05. - 11.06.2004. in Studio 7, Piaseczno and Media Studio, Warszawa.Comes with a lyric insert.Limited to 1000 handnumbered copies: 550 copies on black vinyl. (this) Other pressings: 150 red, 150 blue and 150 fluo-orange.(C) Dezerter 2004, (P) Pasażer 2010Mastered at R.A.N.D. Muzik, Germany
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    Dezerter Biography

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    SS-20 were formed in May 1981, in the Warszawa region. All four members were very young, and more or less learned to play their instruments by forming this group. The original line-up was Robert "Robal" Matera-guitar/vocals, Darek "Stepa" Stepnowski, and Krzysiek Grabowski-drums. Soon after, Darek "Skandal" Hain joined on lead vocals.

    SS-20 was a secret weapon, a nuclear missile designed by the USSR. There were two designs of the missile, it was able to fly up to 6000 km, and was in use between 1975 to 1991, when the introduction of international anti-nuclear war pacts made it illegal. Hence, the name itself was considered an incredible provocation for many. Articles ran thru both the Polish and Russian press regarding the "punk" group's name. Soon enough, the group experienced censors examining their lyrics before concerts telling them which songs they could not perform due to their subject matter. "We would comply, and as soon as the censors left, we would go ahead and play them anyway..." -Robal. Eventually the group came to a point that they were unable to even list their name on concert posters, and with more and more difficulty to perform under this controversial name, the group had to abandon the title of "SS20". These early days were documented in a small film made about the group titled "Byc Czlowiekiem" (A. Pakula) filmed July 1982.

    By the beginning of '83, the group had introduced the new name, Dezerter, at which point the members had solidified their sound, as a hardcore punk group, certainly the second generation. Sierpien 1983, Dezerter were granted the opportunity to record a 7" EP under supervision of the state label Tonpress. The general commission selected 4 songs they found most lyrically acceptable. Released in 1984, this became the first punk single with blatant political text against the system to be issued within Poland; ironically enough issued by the hypocritical system which they rejected. The 7", packaged in a generic coloured Tonpress sleeve, sold a phenominal 50,000 copies. Members of the group actually made an alternate xerox-collage cover, which was thinly distributed mostly around the Warszawa region. After this initial pressing sold out, the commission at Tonpress over-ruled it being re-issued, and hundreds or thousands of copies were destroyed.

    Still 1984, Dezerter performed at the massive Jarocin Festival. This was a climactic point for the group, absolutely blistering fast and tightly performed. The concert was recorded, and the result was the underground cassette release, Jeszcz Zywy Czlowiek. By 1985, the group had already made a massive progression with their sound, incorporating new wave/jazzpunk elements, while still maintaining their hard edge. A second cassette was released, another soundboard recording, this time from the Hybryd Club in Warsaw, titled Izolacja. Something very interesting about this tape was that it was a split with an un-named (unknown) group from the USSR. The first Polish Underground sampler LP was issued this same year on Polton, Fala, including Dezerter. This LP was accompanied by an insert with information on each group. An interesting note is that this was quite a "grass-roots" project, and a very interesting example of the spectrum of creativity coming from the country.

    In 1986, Dezerter were included on the first all-punk sampler LP from Poland, Jak Punk To Punk. This new Tonpress LP came with absolutely zero information regarding the groups which it featured.

    Dezerter1987 Skandal parted ways with Dezerter, and their first concert without him would be the Jarocin Festival, at which point Robal took over on lead vocals. This same year, the group's meeting with Canadian punk Joey Shithead of D.O.A. brought them the issue of their first full length LP, Underground Out of Poland. Released by Maximum Rock n Roll Collective (U.S.A.), the LP consisted of live recordings from their demos, and the 4 tracks from their Tonpress 7", re-issued without authorization of Tonpress. The case was with all punk bands to record with Tonpress, that the label usually found some way of the rights to the recording remaining in custody of the state label, and the group receiving absolutely zero royalties. This year, the group also made their first professional studio LP, Kolaboracja. The LP was issued under a vinyl-club, and only available through the post. Released by the Razem Label, 5000 pressed. Today, a very rare item.

    Dezerter are without doubt the most well known, if not the only Polish Punk group known at an international level. Their tours of Western Europe and Japan, as well as their promotion through the international underground brought them a deserved success which continues to flourish. Dezerter have maintained their power and conviction, musically and ethically. They are still a D.I.Y. band. Family and employment have obviously affected how active they are, but they still tour at least once a year. They have changed bassists a few times, but Krzysiek and Robal still remain original members. Skandal died in 1995(?).



    Band members: Robert Matera, Jacek Chrzanowski, Krzysztof Grabowski, Tony Von Kinski
    Band ex-members: , Rafał Kwaśniewski, Tomasz Lewandowski, Paweł Piotrowski, Dariusz Hajn, Dariusz Stepnowski
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    Dezerter was founded as SS-20 in 1981 in Warsaw and is one of the most popular punk bands from Poland.

    They had to change their name to Dezerter because of the reaction of the Communist authorities (SS-20 was a clear reference to a type of Soviet ICBM).

    Dezerter is regarded as one of the most influential bands in Polish rock. With fast guitar riffs and intelligent lyrics written by Grabowski, its concerts have drawn thousands of fans. Its LPs were very popular, especially in the late 80s and early 90s.

    The most famous Dezerter concert took place during the 1984 Jarocin Festival in Jarocin, Poland and it was attended by some 20,000 people. The concert was recorded and later parts of it were released on the "Underground out of Poland" LP. Dezerter still remains the only Polish hardcore/punk band that toured Japan.

    In March 2006 a 2-CD tribute album was released containing Dezerter covers played by various Polish bands. The first CD contains HC/Punk bands like Apatia, Schizma, Wlochaty, WC, Analogs etc. while the second has bands playing different syles of music (new wave, reggae, electro-punk, hiphop, folk, rockabilly etc.) giving their own character to the old Polish Punk classics. The album is called "Nie Ma Zagrozenia - Jest Dezerter".

    Dezerter's official website: http://www.dezerter.most.org.pl

    Discography:
    KU PRZYSZLOSCI 7" (Tonpress, 1983)
    JESZCZE ZYWY CZLOWIEK tape (1984)
    IZOLACJA split tape w/ unknown bands from U.S.S.R. (1985)
    UNDERGROUND OUT OF POLAND LP (MRR, 1987)
    KOLABORACJA LP (Razem, 1987)
    KOLABORACJA II LP (Poljazz, 1988)
    WSZYSCY PREZECIWKO WSZYSTKIM LP (Arston, 1990)
    LIVE IN JAPAN 7" (?)
    BLASFEMIA LP (Izabelin, 1992)
    DEZERTER 7" (NNNW, 1993)
    HISTORIA CD/tape (Silverton, 1993 - compiles material from 1981-1992, including some unreleased songs)
    ILE PROCENT DUSZY? CD/tape (Polton, 1994)
    DEUTER CD/tape (Polton, 1995)
    MAM KLY MAM PAZURY CD/tape (Polton/Warner, 1996)
    ZIEMIA JEST PLASKA LP/CD/tape (NNNW, 1998)
    DECYDUJACE STARCIE (2001)
    NIELEGALNY ZABOJCA CZASU (Metal Mind, 2004)

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    Disclaimer: this biography was gathered automatically through an external music database and could be inaccurate. We don't control the information found here.


    Label - Pasażer

    Polish independent label which focus mainly on hardcore / punk music. Owned by a4965298.


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