Description
Sziámi — Az Isten álljon meg!, CLS (CD)
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Product Details:
- Product Type: Audio CD
- Brand / Label: CLS
- Artist: Sziámi (Ági & Friends / Müller Péter Sziámi)
- Release Year: 2007
- UPC: 5999542211324
- Genre: Alternative Rock
- Language: Hungarian
Product Features
- Format: CD
- Tracks: 15
- Condition: Brand new, factory sealed
Overview
Az Isten álljon meg! is a Sziámi record built around the words of Müller Péter Sziámi, one of the most distinctive voices in Hungarian alternative culture — a lyricist and frontman whose songs work as poetry, provocation, and performance all at once. The music behind him is restless art-rock, never settling into one mode for long.
Across fifteen tracks the writing is sharp and unafraid: "Mindenki mondjon le!," "Síntévesztő," "Plasztiksebész." There's social satire, wordplay, and a streak of the absurd running throughout, delivered with the theatrical energy that has defined the project for decades.
A strong document of Hungarian alternative rock from a band that has always treated lyrics as the main event.
Interesting Facts
- Sziámi is the long-running project of Müller Péter Sziámi, a major figure in Hungarian alternative music and theatre.
- The band emerged from the 1980s Hungarian underground scene and has continued reinventing itself across decades.
- Müller Péter Sziámi is also known as a poet, playwright, and festival organiser.
- The album closes with "Au hasard Balthasar (Baltazár/2.)," referencing Robert Bresson's 1966 film.
- The lyrics are noted for combining social commentary with surreal, playful wordplay.
Track Listing
- Annyit szív — 3:23
- Baltazár — 3:59
- Mindenki mondjon le! — 4:53
- Elég zsidó — 4:32
- Az isten álljon meg! — 4:59
- Langyos, szürke — 5:46
- Síntévesztő — 4:40
- Kéttestű — 4:55
- Csak a változás — 4:37
- Plasztiksebész — 4:01
- Test a lelke — 4:51
- Indijános — 4:06
- Üzenem: Türelem! — 3:25
- Szalamandra honlapok — 4:09
- Au hasard Balthasar (Baltazár/2.) — 1:36
Publishers
Released by CLS in 2007.
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