SBB (1974)

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3.89 | 23 ratings | 26% 5 stars

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Live, released in 1974

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. I Need You Baby (4:39) (not specified on LP cover!)
2. Odlot (incl. Odlecieć z wami) (14:39)
3. Wizje (incl. Erotyk) (18:50)

Bonus tracks (CD):
4. Zostało we mnie (5:44)
5. Wicher w polu dmie [Obraz po bitwie (13:54)
6. Figo-Fago (13:09)
7. Toczy się koło historii (8:35)



Total time without bonuses: 38:08
Total time with bonuses: 79:30

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Line-up / Musicians

- Apostolis Antymos / electric guitar
- Jerzy Piotrowski / drums
- Józef Skrzek / bass, piano, Moog, vocals

Releases information

LP Polskie Nagrania "Muza" - SX 1142 (1974)
CD Polskie Nagrania "Muza" - PNCD 342 (1997)(as "SBB 1") with bonus tracks)
CD Metal Mind Productions - MMP CD 0320 (2004) (released as a part of "Anthology 1974-2004" box set, with bonus tracks)
CD Yesterday - Klub Płytowy 5 (2005)

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3.89
(23 ratings)
Essential: a masterpiece of progressive rock music(26%)
26%
Excellent addition to any prog rock music collection(47%)
47%
Good, but non-essential (26%)
26%
Collectors/fans only (0%)
0%
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Review by sinkadotentree
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3 stars This is SBB's first recording and it's a live one from 1974.Man i have this love hate thing for this record.The hate part is for the first 4 1/2 minutes of the opening track which features piano and bluesy vocals.Not a fan.It's like listening to a lounge singer.We get about 5 1/2 minutes of piano and reserved vocals on the second side long suite.While not as bad as the first example it is disappointing. The first side long track called "Odlot" begins with the aformentioned piano and vocals,then we get the good stuff.It starts with a killer drum solo then the guitar and bass joins in as the singer does his Robert Plant impression.It calms right down.Vocals 7 minutes in and it's still very restrained.Nice guitar 11 1/2 minutes in as drums pound away.The tempo picks up.We get some fuzzed out bass and then the guitar starts to rip it up 15 1/2 minutes in.Amazing! I could listen to this all day.It starts to settle 18 minutes in to the end. "Wizje" is the other side long track and it begins with the guitar crying out and making noise for over 3 minutes.Impressive. That's when the piano and reserved vocals come in. The guitar starts to make lots of strange noises as drums pound away.The drumming is incredible 16 minutes in.The tempo picks up a minute later as the guitar returns. I think 3.5 stars is fair for this one.I tell you though,these three guys can play with the best in the world.I really enjoy just listening to them play and jam,i'm just not a fan of the piano/vocal sections.

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5 stars This must be one of the best - if not THE BEST - live albums released by a group from Poland and in Poland we have plenty of fantastic bands from the progressive genre but none of them even got close to this live masterpiece album. Recorded in Student's Club Stodoła (The Barn) this album is p ... (read more)

Report this review (#231186) | Posted by tjrael | Wednesday, August 12, 2009 | Review Permanlink

3 stars SBB takes off Before releasing their debut album, Silesian Blues Band already gained much popularity due to two years of playing with Czesław Niemen. In 1973 Józef Skrzek, Apostolis Anthimos and Jerzy Piotrowski left Niemen to play their own music, under their own name. In the early 1974 ... (read more)

Report this review (#202318) | Posted by Pablo_P | Tuesday, February 10, 2009 | Review Permanlink

4 stars SBB's first album was a live record of two concerts in Warsaw "Stodoła" Club in April 1974. After 23 years this it was finally released in extended version and includes not two tracks (as on vinyl edition) but six. Józef Skrzek as a welcome on "I Need You Baby" said: "today we'd like to ... (read more)

Report this review (#102476) | Posted by Patique | Sunday, December 10, 2006 | Review Permanlink

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