Korni Grupa

Daleko najbolji Jugoslovenski progresivni album. Vjerovatno je za to najzasluzniji klavijaturista Kornelije Kovač, koji je po mom mišljenju jedan od onih muzičara koji je pomno pratio dešavanja na zapadu i išao korak za njima, ako ne i korak unaprijed u nekim aspektima.

U biti, ovo vise naginje ka jazz rocku sa primjesama nekog hard rocka, pa uz duzinu pjesama, bi se mogao okarakterisati kao progresivni rok, mada treba navesti da ima primjesa nekog folk roka i finih melodija džez fuzije. Put Za Istok je mozda najkompletnija rok pjesma 70ih, koja se i dan danas moze mjerit sa progresivnim rokom zapada, a tu cak imamo i neke malo avant garde u pjesmei Bezglave ja-ha horde.

Mnogo jak album o kojem bi se trebalo vise pricati, svakako mnogo vise nego o hard roku 80ih.

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By far the best Yugoslav progressive album. Keyboardist Kornelije Kovač is probably the most deserving of this recognition, as he is, in my opinion, one of those musicians who closely observed the events in the West and sometimes stayed a step ahead in certain aspects.

Essentially, this leans more towards jazz-rock with some hard-rock influences. Given the length of the songs, it might be described as progressive rock, although it's important to point out that it also features elements of folk rock and elegant jazz fusion melodies. " Put Za Istok " is arguably the most comprehensive rock song of the 70s, one that can still be compared to Western progressive rock today. Additionally, there are avant-garde influences in the song " Bezglave ja-ha horde, " along with vocal exercises present in " Moj Bol. "

A very powerful album that should be talked about more, certainly much more than hard rock in the 80s.