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The topic of the issue is the Canadian world champions from Rush - we devoted twenty pages to them. Apart from that, we present three talks about the jazz-folk color, because we talked with Maciej Tubis and the groups Sutari and EABS. We are also returning to the topic of the native classics, i.e. we are looking at Breakout with Mira Kubasińska, we listen to CDs with the New Wave Of British Heavy Metal label, we recall the Nazz group, Grand Funk Railroad concert shows, the completely forgotten Bent Wind single disc, one of the best The Kinks albums, French Indochine and the dusty Gnidrolog formation and the invariably fascinating Germans from Can. In addition, a lot of reviews (including black midi, Robert Fripp, Van der Graaf Generator), permanent columns and everything that "Lizard" has got you used to.
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"Lizard" No. 46, table of contents:
- In concert reports, this time Crowded House, Pearl Jam and Toto,
- Francis Tuan writes about the right to nostalgia in the Musical Sequelism section, based on the example of the new album by Ars Latrans,
- Maciej Tubis in an interview with Jan Biernacki and Bartosz Leśniewski talks about his new album, the main character of which is Krzysztof Komeda,
- The band Sutari has been setting high standards in the folk category for many years and has just graced the audience with an album recorded with the Bastarda group. Jan Biernacki and Bartosz Leśniewski spoke with the band - mainly about this publishing house,
- EABS are not idle. And they still surprise us with the group's latest album, 2061, as an example. Arek Lerch spoke to Marek "Latarnik" Pędziwiatr,
- Mira with Breakout or Breakout with Mira? Konrad Wojciechowski recalls the story of the legendary singer,
- Is New Wave Of British Heavy Metal still dangerous? What is left of it after many years? Piotr Kopka and Bartosz Leśniewski look at the most important achievements of that wave,
- In the American Dream column, Marcin Ciupek proposes the Nazz group, in which Todd Rundgren made his debut,
- In the In Concert column, Bartosz Leśniewski browses concert shows of the Grand Funk Railroad group,
- Another single-platter unearthed from oblivion by Piotr Chlebowski is the Canadian Bent Wind,
- Do you remember The Kinks Are The Village Green Preservation Society? If not, then Gerard Nowak, who resembles this British classic, will help.
- Brian Eno is a creator and undisputed master of ambient. Paweł Pałasz recalls his series of four numbered albums, which laid the foundations for the entire genre,
- Alex Lifeson claimed that only the album 2112 really sounded like Rush. The story of the creation of the record is presented by Piotr Chlebowski,
- In the opinion of many critics and listeners, the years 1977-1981 were the time of Rush's artistic prosperity. Aleksander Filipowski recalls the group's achievements from that period,
- The appearance on the French Indochine scene was a response to the emerging new wave in the British Isles. Paweł Mądry recalls the history of the group, full of stylistic turmoil,
- The Gnidrolog group left a modest discography behind. A modest, but in the category of a less known threshold, still intriguing. The history and achievements of the group are refreshed by Anna Zalewska.
- In the review section, incl. black midi, Laddio Bolocko, Robert Fripp, Van der Graaf Generator,
- Piotr Kopka from the blog Literatura sautée and Damian Bydliński from Lizard in Bielsko share their observations about music and more in their nearby columns,
- This time the Buyer's Guide takes place in Germany. The achievements of the Can group are organized by Bartosz Leśniewski,
- Romana Makówka Photography.