The Doors - Bottoms Up - Bruce Springsteen?
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There were 7 concerts in total. I made sure to catch all 7 of them. What really sticks with me—and what blew me away—is that no two shows felt the same. Over those seven nights, you could feel every single mood and emotion Đoni was throwing out there. I was lucky enough to be at every stop, from New York City at the Youth Center to Banja Luka, Indianapolis, Sisak, and of course, Chicago.
And absolutely, I own the whole discography. For me, everything under the Azra name stops at the 1991 album Balegari. Anything after that feels more like Đoni’s solo work rather than true Azra. Honestly, just owning Bottoms Up isn't enough; you need the full collection. Without that first record, we wouldn't have had Bottoms Up or anything else that followed. Plus, that "A šta da radim" single is still such a rare gem today. I'm a proud owner of a copy. In fact, I have two copies of every album: one for listening and one that stays mint!
Oh, and yeah, I know the concerts were recorded.
And absolutely, I own the whole discography. For me, everything under the Azra name stops at the 1991 album Balegari. Anything after that feels more like Đoni’s solo work rather than true Azra. Honestly, just owning Bottoms Up isn't enough; you need the full collection. Without that first record, we wouldn't have had Bottoms Up or anything else that followed. Plus, that "A šta da radim" single is still such a rare gem today. I'm a proud owner of a copy. In fact, I have two copies of every album: one for listening and one that stays mint!
Oh, and yeah, I know the concerts were recorded.