(this is what worker rushes and the Pepsi man theme do at 200 AM) Offering a hand to make the fighting cease? So who will make the first call for peace? Inside my heart a storming rain does flow Or too soon there'll be nothing left of me or of you Our brutal war games, weren't such a harsh affairĪlas there aren't words, words for the truth we seek

Original members of the band were: Gale, Toma, Bane, Zoka and Mada.

Ratne igre (1984) Read Full Bio Melodic heavy metal band from Niš, Serbia. Kerber moves to England, where they recorded their second album 'Ratne Igre'. Same year, they released first album 'Nebo je malo za sve'.ġ984. They won the first prize, both by jury and audience. In 2015 Sympathy for the Devil album cover was ranked 91st on the list of 100 Greatest Album Covers of Yugoslav Rock published by web magazine Balkanrock.Studio One, Saughall, Chester, December 1984 'Vreme za uspomene' ('Time for Memories') What do you think about Kerber Let us know in the comments below Kerber Albums.Melodic heavy metal band from Niš, Serbia.ġ983 (May, 20.) they performed song 'Mezimac' on Youth Festival in Subotica. Top-Titel Ratne igre, Kerber Hajde da se volimo, Kerber Bolje da sam druge ljubio, Kerber Jo samo ovu no mi daj, Kerber ovek od meda, Kerber. War Games) is the second studio album from Serbian and former Yugoslav hard rock band Kerber, released on 14 March 1985. Ratne igre was the first Kerber album on which the band cooperated with lyricist Duško Arsenijević. Kerber - Goran epa - Nebo je malo za sve - Seobe - Serbia - Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia - Hard rock - Liverpool - English language - Discogs. Mi smo deca neba / We are children of Heaven (Christian Orthodox song & video).

The album featured more commercial sound than the band's previous album, Nebo je malo za sve, and the title track ' Ratne igre' became major hit, and brought popularity to Kerber across former Yugoslavia. Ratne igre is a song by Kerber with a tempo of 112 BPM. The track 'Get Me Out', recorded on 13 December 1984 at a Kerber concert in Liverpool, is an English language version of 'Mezimac', the track released on previous Kerber album, Nebo je malo za sve.

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