"Oh Misery, Misery" we sighed when we released our first cassette in 1998. This sigh has been with us for twelve years. This year we decided to tame Bida and dedicate this album to her, hoping that this way we would be able to get rid of the intrusive companion.
Our seventh album was the longest recorded so far and shows a more thoughtful face of the band. To record this album, we went back in time by entering an analog studio from 30 years ago - without a computer. The gajdica, hurdy-gurdy and Hutsul cymbals also played for the first time.
While listening to this CD, you will meet Bina, who drives a peasant from her house to an inn, and keeps another in the inn for fear of her wife. Sometimes he makes a lonely wander around the world until death finds him.
Let's try to look behind the village shutters together and listen to how people used to deal with Bina in the old days ...
1. Nie pajdu z karczomki /chełmskie/ 3:38
2. Modro chmureczka na niebie /śląskie/ 4:33 Posłuchaj Stop )
3. Zadudoj, dudoszku /żywieckie/ 4:03 (<Posłuchaj <Stop )
4. Oj, iszov dżumak /przemyskie/ 7:20
5. Prewez że nia, mij Janyczku /łemkowskie/ 2:06
6. "Parada" /żywieckie/ 4:45
7. Hej, u gronicka /żywieckie/ 3:31
8. Na zelenij hori /łemkowskie/ 4:31
9. Tecze woda w synie more /ukraińskie; sł. T. Szewczenko/ 7:18
10. Do kosza wodu liał /spiskie/ 3:32 <Posłuchaj <Stop
11. Bystra wodyczka wylała /łemkowskie/ 5:39
12. Hej, bida mene z hyży żene /łemkowskie/ 3:57
13. Tam w ciemnym lasku /żywieckie/ 6:56
