Catalogue: "Live in Youth Club Belgrade" - Darko Rundek

Darko Rundek, adventurer and cosmopolitan singer-songwriter-composer, was
drawn from his home town Zagreb / Croatia to Paris during the civil war, where
he gathered a new family around him: Cargo Orkestar. The French magazine
Vibrations has called him a melange of d'Higelin, Gainsbourg, Bertrand Cantat
and Bashung, the Daily Times put him in the category of post-modern
troubadours like Tom Waits and Paulo Conte.
This album was recorded live on March 24th 2007 in Belgrade, during the
promotional tour for MHM A-HA OH YEAH DA-DA. It is peppered with songs
from various periods of his work, arranged by Cargo.
Live in Belgrade serves as the living proof that Darko Rundek, ex-frontman of
the legendary new wave rock band Haustor in ex-Yugoslavia, still enjoys a
dedicated crowd of fans in the Balkans. Though Rundek is not a great fan of live
recordings, he could not but agree to the release of this album because it has
captured such a special concert full of magic and brilliance.
Experience the extraordinary world of Darko Rundek and his musical poetry
together with the beautiful and virtuosic performance of his Cargo Orkestar in
an outstanding live show that celebrates music from the Balkans, Central
Europe and the Mediterranean area as well as reggae and even Latin American
music.

Press quote:

"This album made me fervently wish I'd been at this concert, while
simultaneously making me grateful that I at least had this recording of it.
So thanks, you lovely people, for reminding me of what the point of the live
album is." Howard Male (The Independent)