Lozko [Import]

Maanam | Format: Audio CD

Product Details

• Audio CD (October 7, 1996)
• Number of Discs: 1
• Format: Import
• Label: EMI Poland
• ASIN: B0000087DG
• In-Print Editions: MP3 Download
• Average Customer Review: 3.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (2 customer reviews)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #708,674 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)

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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:

3.0 out of 5 stars A little disappointing, January 5, 2000

By A Customer

This review is from: Lozko (Audio CD)

A great EP "Kolekcjoner (The Collector) announced CD "Lozko" (The Bed), which unfortunately doesn't sound so complete or fresh, even if it includes several really good songs. The band made a mistake trying very hard to get close to its huge commercial and sort of artistic success - "Roza" (The Rose).The price they paid for it was bad reviews, malicious articles in Polish musical press and loosing a lot of fans, who had higher expectations... The most surprising is they never realized that...Musically, the album is based on standard rock'n'roll tunes and Maanam's typical catchy melodies. It's very difficult to find a key to it, especially that each song seems to be from a completely different musical region. "Tecza" (Rainbow) and "Mowia, Ze Milosc Mieszka W Niebie (Repryza)" (They Say Love Lives In Heaven (Reprise)) are the most interesting tracks from the album, although less demanding listeners can find "Lozko" as a quite entertaining record. Those who looked for sort of elegant Maanam's "indie pop" from "Kolekcjoner", may be more than disappointed.In comparison to previous releases, this album represents a lower standard. Compositions, lyrics, songs selections, cover design, promotion etc all seem to lack the momentum that Maanam is known for. The band like never before misses a proper management team to provide artistic and business leadership in a professional manner. Without serious concentration on content, "Lozko" was released prematurely in an effort to sell more records and no attempt was made to hide this fact. The result was lower sales... "Roza" the forerunner of "Lozko" is still the best received of Maanam's 90's productions.

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:

3.0 out of 5 stars A little disappointing, January 5, 2000

By A Customer

This review is from: Lozko (Audio CD)

A great EP "Kolekcjoner (The Collector) announced CD "Lozko" (The Bed), which unfortunately doesn't sound so complete or fresh, even if it includes several really good songs. The band made a mistake trying very hard to get close to its huge commercial and sort of artistic success - "Roza" (The Rose).The price they paid for it was bad reviews, malicious articles in Polish musical press and loosing a lot of fans, who had higher expectations... The most surprising is they never realized that...Musically, the album is based on standard rock'n'roll tunes and Maanam's typical catchy melodies. It's very difficult to find a key to it, especially that each song seems to be from a completely different musical region. "Tecza" (Rainbow) and "Mowia, Ze Milosc Mieszka W Niebie (Repryza)" (They Say Love Lives In Heaven (Reprise)) are the most interesting tracks from the album, although less demanding listeners can find "Lozko" as a quite entertaining record. Those who looked for sort of elegant Maanam's "indie pop" from "Kolekcjoner", may be more than disappointed.In comparison to previous releases, this album represents a lower standard. Compositions, lyrics, songs selections, cover design, promotion etc all seem to lack the momentum that Maanam is known for. The band like never before misses a proper management team to provide artistic and business leadership in a professional manner. Without serious concentration on content, "Lozko" was released prematurely in an effort to sell more records and no attempt was made to hide this fact. The result was lower sales... "Roza" the forerunner of "Lozko" is still the best received of Maanam's 90's productions.