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gđa
by snjezana.mihic@yahoo.com at ZAGREB on 10.09.2022
Fantastično kao što se i očekivalo za Pipse, legendarni zagrebački bend. Ni pljusak nam nije pokvario raspoloženje i umanjio vrhunski doživljaj koji je bio vrhunski :) -
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by Tiho at Šalata on 10.09.2022
bili su super i band i publika pa cak i kisa😉 Set lista po mjeri sve obuhvaceno Puno energije i emocija Rundek legenda ... kao slag na torti Bravo decki -
Dobro
by Nana at Šalata on 10.09.2022
Pravi old fans koncert, kiša nije bila faktor. Veliki sam fan, žao mi je što nisu svirali friškije stvari da se vidi cijela raskoš opusa najboljeg HR banda. Gooo Pipsi!! -
Gost
by Gost at Zagreb Šalata on 10.09.2022
Fenomenalan dan, fenomenalan koncert. Dudo je furiozno izletio na stage tocno u pola 9 bas kad je kisa najjace krenula. Tako se to radi. Ne moze nam ni’ko ništa. Preko dva sata rocka u njihovom stilu grijalo je pokislu publiku na Šalati i nikome nije palo na pamet zbog kiše otići prije kraja. Bravo Pipsi! -
Buka
by Anita at Zagreb on 10.09.2022
Pipsi su bili fenomenalni, možda su trebali ubaciti još neke legendarne pjesme. Osobno, oni su bend koji je davnih dana nadrastao pjesmu s kojom su završili koncert. Najveći prigovor je na ozvučenje koje je bilo loše i na poziciju tonaca ( točno na sredini terena) tako da je bilo trenutaka da nije niti razumijelo što Dudo pjeva niti vidjelo.
Artist description
Pips, Chips & Videoclips are a rock/pop band from Zagreb, with diverse style characteristics and provocative themes. They are most known for their song “Dinamo ja volim” which became the hymn of the Dinamo Zagreb football club.
The next year was marked with a strong theatre activity of the band; 1994, the Satirical theatre “Kerempuh” used a good portion of the material from their first album “Shimpoo Pimpoo” as the musical background for the play “Dobro došli u plavi pakao” (“Welcome to blue hell”) by Borivoj Radaković, while a year later, the Pips made a soundtrack for the rock-drama “Mafija” in Zagrebačko kazalište mladih.
In December 1995, Pips, Chips & Videoclips released their second album “Dernjavu”, a very mature and professional creation, ????
“Fred Astaire” was seen in the Croatian public as the absolute creative triumph of the band, with the same amount of praise from both the audience and the critics. Their modern production, aggressive way of playing, street lingo and undoubtedly the biggest political engagement on the Croatian music scene were the reasons for their names in the media.
In November 1999, their fourth album “Bog” was released, the crown jewel of their work till then.
They continue the play to this day, and in 2012 they celebrated their 20 years.
