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After the songs were processed at studio ''Rococo'' in Zagreb, the cassette was released in late 1992 by Radio Brod, ''Posavska Hrvatska'' and the society ''Naša djeca.'' The cassette had a humanitarian purpose, the receipts from the tape going to humanitarian causes.<ref name=":0" /> | After the songs were processed at studio ''Rococo'' in Zagreb, the cassette was released in late 1992 by Radio Brod, ''Posavska Hrvatska'' and the society ''Naša djeca.'' The cassette had a humanitarian purpose, the receipts from the tape going to humanitarian causes.<ref name=":0" /> | ||
The name of the tape comes from the title of a book named ''Mom Brodu, ranjenom i ponosnom,'' written by Brod author Slavica Brinzej that contained patriotic literature, which coincided with the release of the tape. The back of the tape contains a poem called Hrvatskom Sinu by author Stanislava Čarapina and a mention of every person involved in the making of the compilation. | The name of the tape comes from the title of a book named ''Mom Brodu, ranjenom i ponosnom,'' written by Brod author Slavica Brinzej that contained patriotic literature, which coincided with the release of the tape. The back of the tape contains a poem called ''Hrvatskom Sinu'' by author Stanislava Čarapina and a mention of every person involved in the making of the compilation. | ||
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| Mom Brodu | |
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| Compilation album by Various | |
| Released | late 1992 |
| Genre | Rock, Pop, Tamburica |
| Length | 52:33 |
| Label | JP "Posavska Hrvatska", Hrvatski Radio Brod, društvo "Naša djeca" Slavonski Brod |
| Compiler | Duško Svilar |
Mom Brodu (lit. My Brod) is a compilation cassette made in 1992, during the war in Croatia. The tape contains 14 patriotic songs of various genres made by singers from Slavonski Brod in the period 1991-92. It was released by Radio Brod and the weekly newsletter Posavska Hrvatska in collaboration with the society Naša djeca. All the receipts obtained from the selling of the tape went to humanitarian causes. The tape is also referred to as Mom Brodu, ranjenom i ponosnom.
Background
During the war in Slavonski Brod, various singers and groups recorded patriotic songs. In 1992, at the initiative of Duško Svilar, a corresponded and photographer for HRT during the war in Slavonski Brod, also a rock singer during his youth, decided to compile some of these songs in one place.[1]
Release
After the songs were processed at studio Rococo in Zagreb, the cassette was released in late 1992 by Radio Brod, Posavska Hrvatska and the society Naša djeca. The cassette had a humanitarian purpose, the receipts from the tape going to humanitarian causes.[1]
The name of the tape comes from the title of a book named Mom Brodu, ranjenom i ponosnom, written by Brod author Slavica Brinzej that contained patriotic literature, which coincided with the release of the tape. The back of the tape contains a poem called Hrvatskom Sinu by author Stanislava Čarapina and a mention of every person involved in the making of the compilation.
Tracklist and credits
Side A
Side B
| No. | Title | Lyrics | Music | Singer | Length |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | "108. ide dalje" | Zvonimir | Zvonimir | Zvonimir | 4:33 |
| 2. | "Rastanak" | Branko Bida | Boris Tomakić | Skyline | 3:20 |
| 3. | "Slavonija spava" | Đuro Štimac | Marija Bogdanović | Đuro Štimac | 3:06 |
| 4. | "Hvala Brode" | Davorin Bartološ | Zvonimir Biondić | Đeram | 4:32 |
| 5. | "Pjesma Brodu" | Miroslav Miletić | Damir Butković | Berde | 4:40 |
| 6. | "Subota je tu" | Neno Seletković | Neno Seletković | Oriovačke Kune | 3:37 |
| 7. | "Pišem možda zadnji put" | Neno Seletković | Neno Seletković | Oriovačke Kune | 3:00 |
Released by: JP Posavska Hrvatska, Hrvatski Radio Brod, društvo Naša djeca Slavonski Brod
Tone processing: Studio Rococo, Zagreb
Material recorded in: Studio HRB, Poccabella, Vremeplov - Slavonski Brod, Nostradamus - Zagreb, MAK - Gradište
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