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Beatrice - Vakaroma Hungarian Rock CD by Premier Art Records (Autographed)

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Product Type: Music Audio CD
Brand Name: Premier Art Records
Artist: Beatrice (Nagy Feró)
Album Title: Vakaroma
UPC: 731406830426
MPN: 068304-2
Genre: Rock / Punk Rock
Style: Hard Rock, Pub Rock
Release Year: 1999
Country of Manufacture: Hungary (Manufactured by VTCD)
Language: Hungarian

Product Features

Format: Standard Jewel Case CD
Special Condition: Hand-signed/Autographed by "Zenekarvezető" (Band Leader) Nagy Feró on the front cover.
Booklet: Includes full lyrics and a humorous "Közlemények" (Announcements) section.
Recording Studio: Recorded and mixed at P.H. Studio.
Number of Discs: 1
Total Tracks: 11
Key Members: Nagy Feró (Vocals), Fecó Laczik (Bass), Károly Székely (Guitar), Zsolt Péter (Guitar), István Fülöp (Drums).

Overview

Vakaroma is a high-energy studio album from the legendary Hungarian rock/punk band Beatrice, led by the iconic "Nation's Cockroach," Nagy Feró. Released in 1999, the album continues the band's tradition of blending hard-hitting rock rhythms with socially critical, often satirical lyrics. From the pub-rock anthem "Sördal" to the patriotic "Székelyföld üzenete," the album captures the defiant spirit of a band that has remained a cornerstone of Hungarian counter-culture since the late 1970s. This specific copy is a rare find, featuring an authentic autograph by Nagy Feró himself.

Magyar nyelvű összefoglaló: A Vakaroma a legendás Beatrice együttes 1999-ben megjelent stúdióalbuma, amely hűen tükrözi a „Nemzet Csótánya”, Nagy Feró és zenekarának megalkuvást nem ismerő stílusát. Az album a klasszikus Beatrice-hagyományokat folytatja: kemény rock alapok, társadalomkritika és fanyar humor ötvöződik a dalokban. Legyen szó a vidám „Sördal”-ról vagy a mélyebb tartalmú „Székelyföld üzenete” című szerzeményről, a lemez a Ricse-életérzés egyik fontos lenyomata. Ez a példány igazi gyűjtői darab, hiszen az előlapon Nagy Feró eredeti aláírása látható.

Interesting Facts

The "Nation's Cockroach": Frontman Nagy Feró earned this nickname during the socialist era for his resilience and status as an "undestroyable" rebel.
Satirical Booklet: The liner notes include a humorous "Közlemények" (Announcements) section where Feró jokingly appoints roadies and fans to honorary "titles" and declares the entire Carpathian Basin a "Ricse Territory."
Signature Style: The cover features the band's trademark red-on-white polka dot pattern ("pöttyös"), which has been a symbol of Beatrice for decades.
Social Commentary: Tracks like "Bankárock" and "Tessék!" provide a satirical look at the economic changes in Hungary during the late 90s.
Cultural Impact: Beatrice was one of the most censored bands in the 70s/80s, and this album shows their continued relevance in the post-communist era.