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Gusła

File:Lao Che - Gusła.jpg

Studio album by

Released

January 2002

Length

69:13

S.P. Records

Lao Che chronology

Gusła
(2002)

Powstanie Warszawskie
(2005)

Gusła (Polish for "Witchcraft") is the debut concept album of the Polish band Lao Che released in January 2002. The theme of the album is ancient Slavic culture and Slavic mythology.

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" ^[1]
"Lelum Polelum" ^[2]
"Mars: Anioł Choroby" (Mars: Angel of Disease)
"Nałożnica" (Concubine)
"Did Lirnik" ^[3]
"Topielce"
"Komtur"
"Jestem Słowianinem" (I am a Slav)
"Wisielec" (Hanged one)
"Kat" (Executioner)

Notes

^ In the Old Polish language, "junak" is a plucky, brave fellow
^ Lelum Polelum is an ancient spell in Slavic witchcraft and also a title of a story by Ivan Franko
^ Did Lirnik is a Ruthenian expression for a Slavic aoidos

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