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'''''Dosta mi je rata''''' (Serbian Cyrillic: Доста ми је рата, <small>lit.</small> "I'm Sick of War") is the debut album of singer Goran Legenda, released in 1994, by Nina Trejd. Despite the name, half of the album is comprised of love songs. It is the only known album from Goran Legenda.
{{Infobox album
| name        = Доста ми је рата
| type        = studio
| artist      = [[Goran Legenda|Горан Легенда]]
| cover        = Dostamijerata-j-card-front-RA20K.jpg
| caption      = Lazarević Produktion release
| released     = {{Start date|1994}}
| genre        = [[Novokompovana narodna muzika|Novokompovana]]
| length      = 27:52
| label        = [[Nina Trejd]]
| producer    = [[Željko Grujić|Грујић]], [[Slavko Mitrović Cale|Цале]]
}}


== Background ==
'''''Dosta mi je rata''''' (Serbian Cyrillic: Доста ми је рата, <small>lit.</small> "I'm Sick of War") is the debut album of singer Goran Legenda, released in 1994, by Nina Trejd as a co-production of Željko Grujić and Slavko Mitrović. Despite the name, half of the album is comprised of love songs. To date is the only known album from Goran Legenda.
The album's cover would have "east" and "west" on the back instead of the generic "side A/B" for unknown reasons. Despite the name, the title track is a love song rather than a patriotic one. The only songs that are patriotic or war-related are "Oj Krajino majski cvetu", "Moj je deda ratnik bio", and "Junak Veljko". Most of the patriotic songs were written by Miladin Krvgin Savić (who wrote for Prva Linija's ''Ako padnem brate moj'' a year prior). Unlike some albums where all patriotic albums are on one side and all love songs on the other, the songs alternate on the album.  


== Release ==
==Background==
''Dosta mi je rata'' released some time in 1994 by Nina Trejd. It would be published as one of Lazarević Produktion's first releases, intended for the foreign market. The track "Oj Krajino majski cvetu" would be performed on RTV and in a music festival in Ilidža the same year.  
The album's cover would have "east" and "west" on the back instead of the generic "side A/B" for unknown reasons. Despite the name, the title track is a love song rather than a patriotic one. The only songs that are patriotic or war-related are "Oj Krajino majski cvetu", "Moj je deda ratnik bio", and "Junak Veljko". Most of the patriotic songs were written by Miladin Krvgin Savić (who wrote for Prva Linija's ''Ako padnem brate moj'' a year prior). Unlike some albums where all patriotic albums are on one side and all love songs on the other, the songs alternate on the album. Legenda's vocals are unique compared to other war albums as it is more delicate compared to the vocals of other wartime singers.  


In the present day, the song "Junak Veljko" is one of the more notable songs on the album since it is about Veljko Milanković, a commander who passed away a year before the album was released.
==Release==
''Dosta mi je rata'' released some time in 1994 by Nina Trejd. It would be published as one of Lazarević Produktion's first releases intended for the German market. The track "Oj Krajino majski cvetu" would be performed on RTV<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IBeg3szdI_k Goran Legenda - Oj Krajino, majski cvetu (Hronika srpskih Krajina RTS NS 1994)]. Српска Архива. 27 July 2022. Retrieved 21 October 2023.</ref> and in a music festival in Ilidža the same year.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_RCP0Jh6dto Krajisko prelo Ilidza]. Slaviša Terzić. 7 April 2012. Retrieved 21 October 2023.</ref> While the exact date is unknown, it is assumed that it is either a early-to-mid 1994 release since the festival it was performed at took place in late October.
 
In 2016, the album would be uploaded to the Nina Trejd official channel, though with the audio being at a slower speed. In the present day, the song "Junak Veljko" is one of the more notable songs on the album since it is about Veljko Milanković, a commander who passed away a year before the album was released.
 
==Track listing==
{{Track listing
| title1 = [[Oj Krajino majski cvetu|Ој Крајино мајски цвету]]
| length1 = 3:12
| lyrics1 = Ч. Ђоковић
| music1 = Ч. Ђоковић
| title2 = [[Šta je mala bogati|Шта је мала богати]]
| length2 = 3:45
| lyrics2 = М. Милентијевић
| music2 = Ч. Ђоковић
| title3 = [[Moj je deda ratnik bio|Мој је деда ратник био]]
| length3 = 3:05
| lyrics3 = М. Савић Квргин
| music3 = Ж. Грујић
| title4 = [[Mala moja ne prkosi|Мала моја не пркоси]]
| length4 = 3:05
| lyrics4 = М. Ристић
| music4 = Ч. Ђоковић
}}
 
{{Track listing
| title1 = [[Junak Veljko|Јунак Вељко]]
| length1 = 3:15
| lyrics1 = М. Савић Квргин
| music1 = М. Савић Квргин
| title2 = [[Ja bogataš nisam|Ја богаташ нисам]]
| length2 = 3:30
| lyrics2 = М. Миловановић
| music2 = Ч. Ђоковић
| title3 = [[Dosta mi je rata (Song)|Доста ми је рата]]
| length3 = 3:10
| lyrics3 = М. Савић Квргин
| music3 = М. Савић Квргин
| title4 = [[Spremi me majko večeru|Спреми ме мајко вечеру]]
| length4 = 2:45
| lyrics4 = Ч. Ђоковић
| music4 = Ч. Ђоковић
| total_length = 27:52
}}
 
== Personnel ==
 
== Tape Variants ==
 
== References ==
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Revision as of 07:22, 22 October 2023

Доста ми је рата
Dostamijerata-j-card-front-RA20K.jpg
Lazarević Produktion release
Studio album by
Горан Легенда
Released1994 (1994)
GenreNovokompovana
Length27:52
LabelNina Trejd
ProducerГрујић, Цале

Dosta mi je rata (Serbian Cyrillic: Доста ми је рата, lit. "I'm Sick of War") is the debut album of singer Goran Legenda, released in 1994, by Nina Trejd as a co-production of Željko Grujić and Slavko Mitrović. Despite the name, half of the album is comprised of love songs. To date is the only known album from Goran Legenda.

Background

The album's cover would have "east" and "west" on the back instead of the generic "side A/B" for unknown reasons. Despite the name, the title track is a love song rather than a patriotic one. The only songs that are patriotic or war-related are "Oj Krajino majski cvetu", "Moj je deda ratnik bio", and "Junak Veljko". Most of the patriotic songs were written by Miladin Krvgin Savić (who wrote for Prva Linija's Ako padnem brate moj a year prior). Unlike some albums where all patriotic albums are on one side and all love songs on the other, the songs alternate on the album. Legenda's vocals are unique compared to other war albums as it is more delicate compared to the vocals of other wartime singers.

Release

Dosta mi je rata released some time in 1994 by Nina Trejd. It would be published as one of Lazarević Produktion's first releases intended for the German market. The track "Oj Krajino majski cvetu" would be performed on RTV[1] and in a music festival in Ilidža the same year.[2] While the exact date is unknown, it is assumed that it is either a early-to-mid 1994 release since the festival it was performed at took place in late October.

In 2016, the album would be uploaded to the Nina Trejd official channel, though with the audio being at a slower speed. In the present day, the song "Junak Veljko" is one of the more notable songs on the album since it is about Veljko Milanković, a commander who passed away a year before the album was released.

Track listing

No.TitleLyricsMusicLength
1."Ој Крајино мајски цвету"Ч. ЂоковићЧ. Ђоковић3:12
2."Шта је мала богати"М. МилентијевићЧ. Ђоковић3:45
3."Мој је деда ратник био"М. Савић КвргинЖ. Грујић3:05
4."Мала моја не пркоси"М. РистићЧ. Ђоковић3:05
No.TitleLyricsMusicLength
1."Јунак Вељко"М. Савић КвргинМ. Савић Квргин3:15
2."Ја богаташ нисам"М. МиловановићЧ. Ђоковић3:30
3."Доста ми је рата"М. Савић КвргинМ. Савић Квргин3:10
4."Спреми ме мајко вечеру"Ч. ЂоковићЧ. Ђоковић2:45
Total length:27:52

Personnel

Tape Variants

References

  1. ↑ Goran Legenda - Oj Krajino, majski cvetu (Hronika srpskih Krajina RTS NS 1994). Српска Архива. 27 July 2022. Retrieved 21 October 2023.
  2. ↑ Krajisko prelo Ilidza. Slaviša Terzić. 7 April 2012. Retrieved 21 October 2023.
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