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Goblini covered Boris Novković's hit: How 'Tamara' became a Belgrade concert punk anthem
Legendary band Goblini presented the third music video from their current album "Live In KST 2", released on vinyl, CD, and digital by the record label Long Play. After their long-standing concert favorites "Luna" and "Splet okolnosti", a great cover of Boris Novković's famous ballad "Tamara" has also been visualized, which, of course, in a completely different arrangement from the original, is well-known to regular attendees of the famous punk-rock band's concerts.
TL;DR
- Goblini released their third music video from the album "Live In KST 2", covering Boris Novković's ballad "Tamara".
- The punk-rock cover of "Tamara" is well-known to fans and was first performed by Goblini in 1995 at KST.
- The band's guitarist, Alen Jovanović, had a connection to the song through Boris Novković.
- Many younger fans mistakenly believe "Tamara" is an original Goblini song.
- A planned reunion performance with Dr. Pop from Ateist Rep for the video was not possible.
- The "Live In KST 2" album features recordings from Goblini's concerts at the Belgrade University of Technology Student Club.
- Goblini will perform a major concert on June 13th at Luka Beograd, Open Air Corner.
- Savršeni marginalci will open the concert, performing punk repertoire from Hladno Pivo's early albums.