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The more I listen to this, the more I'm glad Tifa had that premature exit. For those out of the loop, this album was intended for Tifa, but due to his firing, it fell down to the other vocalist on the scene who had some semblence of soaring quality that Tifa's voice was abundant in, i.e, Alen Islamovic.

An album with varying worth. The quality of those pop rock songs are abysmal, probably some of the worst they've made through their career, but what they lacked in that department, they made up with ballads, which were their ace in the sleeve in this part of their career, mostly because of the soaring vocal chops their frontmen possessed.

It's skippable for a reason. I nmy opinion, their next album is the definitive Islamovic-era Bijelo Dugme experience, while this is just a confused period where they had to scramble to put something that will net them money. And money and fame retainment it got them, but not much more. Definitely.