Emir Kusturica & The No Smoking Orchestra - Unza Unza Time (Full Album)

Tired of not finding this great full album online, I decided to upload it. Enjoy! After a long time I’ve finally found and was able to upload the other version of this album, which includes the songs missing in this Latin American release version. Please check out the 2000’s Emir Kusturica & The No Smoking Orchestra - Unza Unza Time (Limited Edition - Full Album) at the following link: Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976 “Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for “fair use“ for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.“ 1 - Unza Unza Time (Start 0:00:00, Finish 0:04:32) 2 - Djindji Rindji Bubamara (0:04:33,0:09:41) 3 - Lubenica (0:09:41,0:15:29) 4 - Pitbull Terrier (0:15:29,0:19:42) 5 - Was Romeo Really a Jerk (0:19:42,0:23:48) 6 - Drang Nach Osten (0:23:48,0:28:36) 7 - Upside Down (0:28:36,0:32:51) 8 - Sanela (0:32:51,0:38:26) 9 - Devil in the Business Class (0:38:26,0:42:09) 10 - Grüss Gott Trauer (0:42:09,0:46:15) 11 - Emir’s Dream (0:46:19,0:46:56) 12 - Imao Sam Bjelog Konja (0:47:01,0:51:40) 13 - Some Other Man (0:51:40,0:53:29) 14 - Furja Djildje (0:53:29,0:57:46) No Smoking’s debut as a “world“ band reintroduces filmmaker Emir Kusturica -- who had a brief stint as the bass player of Zabranjeno Pusenje (Yugoslavian for No Smoking) in the mid-’80s -- to the group. Now one of the band’s guitarists, he contributes sparingly toward songwriting and arranging. This is still the band of lead singer Dr. Nelle Karajlic, whose acerbic vocals and commanding presence dictate the group’s course. But colorful instruments like balalaika, tuba, accordion, trumpet, and accordion contribute significantly as well. The term “Unza Unza“ describes the hybrid of music found on this record. The Balkans are a centrally located region surrounded by Turkish, European gypsy, Greek, Russian, Middle Eastern, and Italian music. German and Spanish music is also welcome into this interwoven musical fabric that cites the local music of Romania, Serbia, Hungary, Albania, Bosnia, and Bulgaria as its foundation. The ’70s punk sound that was No Smoking’s initial influence is all but abandoned here, although Karajlic still retains some of his snarling and loathsome attitude. Combine that with the eclecticism of groups like Reptile Palace Orchestra and Brave Combo and the offbeat tendencies of mid-’80s Tom Waits, and perhaps a rough portrait of this group can be painted. This is an incredibly unique album that is essential listening for fans of alternative world music. Accordion – Zoki Miloshevic* Bass, Balalaika [Bass] – Glava ’The Head’ Markovski* Cymbal – Zaklin Pula Drums, Percussion – Stribor Kusturica Guitar – Emir Kusturica, Nenad Gajin Coce* Keyboards – Her Dralle Draugentaller Percussion – Zoran Marjanovic Cheda* Percussion, Keyboards – Vojislav Aralica Producer – Vojislav Aralica Saxophone – Nesho ’Blackbird’ Petrovic* Trumpet – Bokan Stankovic* Tuba – Alexander ’The Great’ Balaban* Violin – Dejan Sparavalo Vocals – Dr Nelle Karajlic* Vocals [Female] – Gorica Popovic*, Ljilja Dragutinovic* Vocals [Gipsy] – Sloba Bronson Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976 “Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for “fair use“ for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.“