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Potichu? - LP, CD

Priessnitz

Rock | Alternative rock | Indie Rock | Czechoslovakian classics

1997

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LP Priessnitz: Potichu?

Indies Scope Reissue Vinyl (2014 pressing)

Indies Scope 28. January 2014 Czech Republic

Album Reissue

More ID: 51935 EAN: 8595026606319 Discogs ID: 6482728

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Title	Potichu?
Artist	Priessnitz
More info	Indies Scope Reissue Vinyl (2014 pressing)
Format	LP (vinyl)
Labels	Indies Scope
Country of issue	Czech Republic
Date of publication	28. January 2014
First released	1997
Weight	230 g
EAN	8595026606319
Product ID	51935
Discogs ID	6482728
Discogs reviews	4.3

Priessnitz: Potichu? version on vinyl LP in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in Czech Republic in publishing company Indies Scope on 28. January 2014.

Priessnitz's album "Potichu," released in 1997, is a significant work in the Czech alternative rock scene. The album showcases the band's distinctive sound, characterized by atmospheric guitar textures and introspective lyrics. "Potichu" features a collection of twelve tracks, including fan favorites such as "Jaro," a song that captures the essence of spring with its uplifting melody, and "Ave Maria," which displays the band's ability to blend melancholic moods with their unique sound. Other notable tracks on the album include "Království," "Hexe," and "Jeremiáš," each contributing to the album's cohesive narrative and emotional depth. Songs like "Sluníčko" and "Pojď" further exhibit Priessnitz's talent for creating engaging and memorable hooks. The album concludes with tracks such as "Dotkni Se Mně," "Děláže," "Nebolí," "Město Duchů," and "Sny," rounding out a record that is both reflective and resonant with listeners. "Potichu" remains an important release in the band's discography and continues to be celebrated by fans of Czech alternative music.

Album spans genres Rock, Alternative rock, Indie Rock and Czechoslovakian classics.