Gusła
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| Gusła | ||
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| Studio album by Lao Che | ||
| Released | January 2002 | |
| Genre | Alternative rock Folk |
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| Length | 69:13 | |
| Label | S.P. Records | |
| Lao Che chronology | ||
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| Gusła (2002) |
Powstanie Warszawskie (2005) |
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Gusła (Polish for "Witchcraft") is a debut and concept album of the Polish band Lao Che released in January of 2002. The theme of the album is ancient Slavic culture and Slavic mythology.
[edit] Track listing
Titles in brackets are translated from Polish.
- "Astrolog" (Astrologer)
- "Kniaź" (Knyaz)
- "Klucznik (Rozdziobią nas kruki i wrony)" (Keymaker (Ravens and crows will peck us to pieces))
- "Wiedźma" (Witch)
- "Junak"
- "Lelum Polelum"
- "Mars: Anioł Choroby" (Mars: Angel of Disease)
- "Nałożnica" (Concubine)
- "Did Lirnik"
- "Topielce"
- "Komtur"
- "Jestem Słowianinem" (I am the Slav)
- "Wisielec" (Hanged person)
- "Kat" (Executioner)
