Biography
Hali Gali Halid is a early side project done by Goran Bare himself in Vinkovci, Croatia during 1991 when his band Majke broke up for the first time, after releasing their debut album "Razum i Bezumlje".
This side-project gave birth to a legendary album which is a parody of some Balkans folk stars like Halid Beslić and Halid Muslimović (dabogda se na 'eroin navukli).
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It is important to say that Goran Bare played all the instruments on this album and sang all the vocal parts.
All the materials were released on an EP titled "VO-ZDRA" for record label "Slušaj najglasnije" owned by Zdenko Franjić.
In one interview Bare said (in croatian): "To je bilo 1991. godine nakon prvog raspada Majki. Tada sam bio u najtežoj narkomanskoj fazi i taj album sam snimio sa Zdenkom Franjićem, bukvalno za 2 grama heroina. Rekao bih da je stil bio mješavina Sonic Youth i Halida Muslimovića."
Croatian rock'n'roll. Makes me long for the days when Poison ruled the rock'n'roll scene, which ain't sayin' much, considering I always thought listening to Poison was tantamount to having an appendage chewed off by a toothless goat. –Jimmy Alvarado (Slusaj Najglasnije or Listen Loudest)
Just about label Listen Loudest
Biography text from Last.fm, available under CC BY-SA.