About this album
Where they were
In 2000, Rambo Amadeus released 'Don't Happy, Be Worry' as his fourth studio album, following the notable 'Mondo Bongo.' At this point in his career, he had already established a reputation for his unique blend of pop, rock, and humor, making him a distinctive figure in the regional music scene.
Why it matters
'Don't Happy, Be Worry' was significant for its satirical take on life and societal issues in Montenegro, resonating with listeners during a period of transition in the region. The album's title track became emblematic of Rambo Amadeus's style and helped solidify his status as an influential voice in Balkan pop culture.
Essential tracks
- "Don't Happy, Be Worry" — The title track captures the album's essence with its catchy refrain and satirical lyrics that reflect on life’s absurdities.
- "Laganese" — This track showcases Rambo's signature blend of humor and social commentary, making it a standout example of his lyrical wit.
- "Švancwald klinik" — With its playful sound and clever lyrics, this song exemplifies the album's eclectic style and Rambo's unique approach to storytelling.
Release Date
December 1, 2000
Artist Origin
Montenegro
Tracklist
- 1 Moj skutere 3:03
- 2 Laganese 6:28
- 3 Don't Happy, Be Worry 4:00
- 4 Izađite molim 5:12
- 5 Švancwald klinik 5:49
- 6 Hej haj barikade 4:38
- 7 Maroko, zemljo obečana 2:49
- 8 Teško gorko lako (svakom onom ludom pomamnom mornaru) 3:11
- 9 Samrt Time (Đesi Đenis) 4:39
- 10 Kukuruz za moju bivšu dragu 3:17
- 11 Čobane vrati se 3:53
