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KULUŠIĆ OSAMDESETIH Festivali Na Šanku Je Radio Štef leksikon-yu-mitologije http://www.leksikon-yu-mitologije.net/read.php?id=224 Arhitektura Auto-moto Dizajn i marketing ESEJI Estrada Mitska i kultna mjesta Fenomeni KULUŠIĆ OSAMDESETIH Festivali Na šanku je radio Štef. Sad je taksist. Koncerti. Sjećam se "Idola". Klub Intro smo zvali i "Zebra". Tamo smo odlazili poslije škole i kad bi markirali. Film Bilo je to vrijeme "kulture", usmjereno nas je obrazovala za stručne O čemu se radi radnike za TV i film. Predavali su nam ljudi sa Zagrebačke televizije. Geografija Jedan je od njih bio organizator koprodukcija, pokojni Prnjak. Zvali smo Originalni poziv ga profesore, a ne znam je li čovjek završio srednju školu. Hrana i piće na suradnju Ideologija Inicijalna lista by Sandra Antolić @ 2001-10-30 pojmova 1989. Igra / Zabava / >>> dopiši... Razbibriga Lista Libra Libera 2000. GSC ('Glazbeno-scenski centar') Kulusic u Hrvojevoj 6(a blizu JNA Kulusiceve ulice!), kultno mjesto moje adolescencije. Kolokvijalno ime Tekstovi i eseji 'Zebra' zbog dugackog crteza iste zivotinje na zidu u kafeu kluba, koji je Josip Broz TITO bio u prednjem dijelu, cim se udje pa na desno. Iako nominalno u Galerija vlasnistvu valjda SSO-a, sjecam se da je alfa i omega kluba bio Tomo Kazalište / Pozorište / in der Muhlen, muzicar i snimatelj. U Kulusicu sam gledao na stotine Teatar Linkovi koncerata valjda. Jedamput, blesirao sam se u kafeu prije nekog koncerta i jedan moj frend, koji je tu dosao prvi put rekao mi je nesto Književnost Pisci i suradnici kao 'daj, prestani'. Ja sam mu odgovorio da je to moje mjesto i da tu radim sta hocu. Takav je to bio klub. Karte su uvijek bile iste - imale su Ličnosti Pisma po cijeloj duzini fotku zenskog prsta sa u crveno lakiranim noktom. Kad bi se otkinuo 'kupon', nestao je i nokat. Jos uvijek cuvam stosove tih Mediji karata. U Kulusicu su snimljeni najpoznatiji albumi uzivo domaceg Dodaj leksiju rocka (Film, Bijelo dugme, Azra, Leb i sol, EKV, El.org., Le cinema,...) Mitska i kultna mjesta pa je netko inteligentan (hvala mu) koju godinu prije sranja na zidove u Traži lobiju povjesao okvire u kojima su bili omoti tih albuma. Narodna i NNMuzika Neke od uspomena, medju nebrojenim, ovako na pamet: umjesto jednog koncerta u nekoj velikoj dvorani, Leb i sol, Ekatarina Velika i Narodne mudrosti i Film - sviraju serije koncerata u Kulusicu, po tjedan dana svaku vecer!; uzrečice Elvis J. Kurtovich (& his meteors), prvi koncert u Zagrebu; manifestacija 'Bolje vas nasli' (beogradski bandovi u Zagrebu), engleske punk grupe Narodni heroji Angelic Upstarts, UK Subs i GBH; Kojini koncerti; Psihomodo Pop prvi solo koncert (sibaju nas Radas i njegovi poslije koncerta i skidaju nam Narodni mitovi i bedzeve); Zabranjeno pusenje s Kusturicom na basu (Nele prije giga legende jede burek i jogurt, Kusta ga kinji a Nele odvraca otprilike:'jebe se tebi, ti imas tetku u Zagrebu'); Cane iz Partibrejkersa poslije koncerta stoji sam Nesvrstani ispred kluba. Zima, a Cane u tankoj sulji, mokar skroz, dize se para s njega. Picek ga zica pare, on vadi sto soma, onu sivu novcanicu i daje mu. Blue moon i rockabilly cure, Divljak i Gangster ('solo cager'); Polet Odjeća i moda platzovi; YURM-ovi; i naravno - sve mastovite najave Drazena Vrdoljaka... Partija (KPJ/SKJ) Kulusic je cujem preuredjen, a ja nemam srca da, kad dodjem u Zagreb, Partizani / NOB odem tamo. by Djordje Matic @ 2002-03-08 Pjesme moja generacija je onda predratna koja je ruzila Kulisicem krajem Poduzeća / Tvornice / 80-tih...cetvrtkom Sound and vision...u ponoc Partibrejkersi "Kreni Privreda prema meni" i onda opce ludilo...uvijek su me zivcirali nabildani konji na ulazu...iako su imali jednog zgodnog iz Osijeka studenta arhitekture koji Politicari mi je snimao kazete...hm...Davno davno bilo je ...naseg leta secam se .... Politicki dogadjaji by me @ 2002-06-12 Pop muzika britanski band "Janitors" su na radiju najavljivali kao rockabilly band. Kako su samo bili razocarani jedan frajer i njegova cura odjeveni kao Praznici i običaji Travolta i Olivia by Bingulac @ 2002-06-18 Predmeti / Roba 1 of 4 10.9.2007 3:30.
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