Borovo Selo - Revision history

Generacide: Reverted edits by Yarnmisery (talk) to last revision by Ziwi

2026-04-25T04:18:05Z

Reverted edits by Yarnmisery (talk) to last revision by Ziwi

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	\| artist = [[Branko Markinović - Lalić\|Бранко Маринковић - Лалић]]		\| artist = [[Branko Markinović - Lalić\|Бранко Маринковић - Лалић]]
	\| cover = ~~Borovoselo~~.~~jpg~~		\| cover = BorovoSelo-j-card-front-darkblueclearRA20k.png
	\| released = 1991		\| released = 1991
	\| genre = [[Novokompovana narodna muzika\|Novokompovana]]		\| genre = [[Novokompovana narodna muzika\|Novokompovana]]

Yarnmisery at 03:38, 25 April 2026

2026-04-25T03:38:05Z

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	\| cover = ~~BorovoSelo-j-card-front-darkblueclearRA20k~~.~~png~~		\| cover = Borovoselo.jpg
	\| released = 1991		\| released = 1991
	\| genre = [[Novokompovana narodna muzika\|Novokompovana]]		\| genre = [[Novokompovana narodna muzika\|Novokompovana]]

Ziwi: Added info about sound quality

2025-04-22T02:46:22Z

Added info about sound quality

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	*Misprint on track listing panel of the front of the J-card		*Misprint on track listing panel of the front of the J-card
	*Text is vertically centered on the back of the J-card		*Text is vertically centered on the back of the J-card
			*B side much more saturated than A
	}}		}}

Ziwi: Added release

2025-04-22T02:10:28Z

Added release

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 ''Borovo Selo'' was released when the Croatian war was underway and is generally viewed as one of the first cassettes made during the conflict. As a result, the musical style of the album is closer to traditional folk, which makes it unique compared to later war albums. Due to the topics covered, it is assumed that the album's release was mid-to-late 1991 by [[Diskos]]. It is Branko Marinković's first studio album and dramatizes the conflict in Borovo Selo, as well as the subsequent uprising of Serbs in the rest of Croatia. The songs are generally sad in nature with mention the loss of homes, possessions, and life. It also contains songs directed against Croat forces mentioning the clashes between them and Serb forces.
-There are three known issues of the cassette: the first issue, which was printed by GIP Beograd in 1991, features a faded cover made out of thicker paper with a reflective gold print with the tape audio being in high audio quality. The second issue features a less faded cover made out of thicker paper and a more vibrant label, while the quality remains the same. The third issue uses thinner paper, has more vibrant colors with a non-reflective gold print and the tape the audio quality being great, but heavily saturated.
+There are four known issues of the cassette: the first issue, which was printed by GIP Beograd in 1991, features a faded cover made out of thicker paper with a reflective gold print with the tape audio being in high audio quality. The second issue features a less faded cover made out of thicker paper and a more vibrant label, while the quality remains the same. The third issue uses thinner paper, has vertically centered text on the back of the J-card, has more vibrant colors with a non-reflective gold print and the tape the audio quality being great, but heavily saturated. The fourth release is almost the same as the third, except there is a misprint on the front of the J-card on the track listing panel.
 On November 10, 2020, the album was released on Youtube via the topic feature and digital music streaming services. The j-card used as the cover image comes from the scan provided on the music collecting site Discogs.<ref>[https://www.discogs.com/release/10047733 Бранко Маринковић - Лалић - Борово Село]. ''Discogs''. 28 March 2017. Retrieved 19 October 2023.</ref> The cover is digitally altered as the current rights holder is MINT Production. With the current state of rights within the war music genre, however, the legitimacy of the rights are questionable at best. The source of the audio used for the upload is unknown.
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 *Standard j-card paper
 *Gold is non-reflective
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BalkanMapper: removed a redundant audio quality remark

2025-04-05T11:49:33Z

removed a redundant audio quality remark

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	\| header = Reissue (Year unknown)		\| header = Reissue (Year unknown)
	\| footer = Notes		\| footer = Notes
	*~~Very good~~ audio quality but high saturation		*Great audio quality but high saturation
	*GIP Beograd logo is missing on back of j-card		*GIP Beograd logo is missing on back of j-card
	*Decent audio quality		*Standard j-card paper
	*Standard J-~~Card~~ paper
	*Gold is non-reflective		*Gold is non-reflective
	}}		}}

Ziwi: /* Release */ Edited to match Variants section

2025-04-05T03:11:50Z

Release: Edited to match Variants section

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	''Borovo Selo'' was released when the Croatian war was underway and is generally viewed as one of the first cassettes made during the conflict. As a result, the musical style of the album is closer to traditional folk, which makes it unique compared to later war albums. Due to the topics covered, it is assumed that the album's release was mid-to-late 1991 by [[Diskos]]. It is Branko Marinković's first studio album and dramatizes the conflict in Borovo Selo, as well as the subsequent uprising of Serbs in the rest of Croatia. The songs are generally sad in nature with mention the loss of homes, possessions, and life. It also contains songs directed against Croat forces mentioning the clashes between them and Serb forces.		''Borovo Selo'' was released when the Croatian war was underway and is generally viewed as one of the first cassettes made during the conflict. As a result, the musical style of the album is closer to traditional folk, which makes it unique compared to later war albums. Due to the topics covered, it is assumed that the album's release was mid-to-late 1991 by [[Diskos]]. It is Branko Marinković's first studio album and dramatizes the conflict in Borovo Selo, as well as the subsequent uprising of Serbs in the rest of Croatia. The songs are generally sad in nature with mention the loss of homes, possessions, and life. It also contains songs directed against Croat forces mentioning the clashes between them and Serb forces.

	There are ~~two~~ known issues of the cassette: the first issue, which was printed by GIP Beograd in 1991, features a faded cover made out of thicker paper with a reflective gold print with the tape audio being in high audio quality. The second issue uses thinner paper, has more vibrant colors with a non-reflective gold print and the tape the audio quality being great, but heavily saturated.		There are three known issues of the cassette: the first issue, which was printed by GIP Beograd in 1991, features a faded cover made out of thicker paper with a reflective gold print with the tape audio being in high audio quality. The second issue features a less faded cover made out of thicker paper and a more vibrant label, while the quality remains the same. The third issue uses thinner paper, has more vibrant colors with a non-reflective gold print and the tape the audio quality being great, but heavily saturated.

	On November 10, 2020, the album was released on Youtube via the topic feature and digital music streaming services. The j-card used as the cover image comes from the scan provided on the music collecting site Discogs.<ref>[https://www.discogs.com/release/10047733 Бранко Маринковић - Лалић - Борово Село]. ''Discogs''. 28 March 2017. Retrieved 19 October 2023.</ref> The cover is digitally altered as the current rights holder is MINT Production. With the current state of rights within the war music genre, however, the legitimacy of the rights are questionable at best. The source of the audio used for the upload is unknown.		On November 10, 2020, the album was released on Youtube via the topic feature and digital music streaming services. The j-card used as the cover image comes from the scan provided on the music collecting site Discogs.<ref>[https://www.discogs.com/release/10047733 Бранко Маринковић - Лалић - Борово Село]. ''Discogs''. 28 March 2017. Retrieved 19 October 2023.</ref> The cover is digitally altered as the current rights holder is MINT Production. With the current state of rights within the war music genre, however, the legitimacy of the rights are questionable at best. The source of the audio used for the upload is unknown.

Randomatribute20k: New variant, this time with a better cover.

2025-04-05T01:28:36Z

New variant, this time with a better cover.

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	\| type = studio		\| type = studio
	\| artist = [[Branko Markinović - Lalić\|Бранко Маринковић - Лалић]]		\| artist = [[Branko Markinović - Lalić\|Бранко Маринковић - Лалић]]
	\| cover = ~~Branko Markinović Lalić Borovo SeloFront~~.~~jpg~~		\| cover = BorovoSelo-j-card-front-darkblueclearRA20k.png
	\| released = 1991		\| released = 1991
	\| genre = [[Novokompovana narodna muzika\|Novokompovana]]		\| genre = [[Novokompovana narodna muzika\|Novokompovana]]
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	'''''Borovo Selo''''' (Serbian Cyrillic: Борово Село), also known as ''U Borovu Srbija se brani'' (Serbian Cyrillic: У Борову Србија се Брани, <small>lit.</small> "In Borovo, Serbia Defends Itself") is the debut album of Serb war singer Branko Marinković -Lalić, released in 1991 by Diskos.		'''''Borovo Selo''''' (Serbian Cyrillic: Борово Село), also known as ''U Borovu Srbija se brani'' (Serbian Cyrillic: У Борову Србија се Брани, <small>lit.</small> "In Borovo, Serbia Defends Itself") is the debut album of Serb war singer Branko Marinković - Lalić, released in 1991 by Diskos.

	== Background ==		== Background ==
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	\| image3 = Branko Markinović Lalić Borovo SeloSideA.jpg		\| image3 = Branko Markinović Lalić Borovo SeloSideA.jpg
	\| image4 = Branko Markinović Lalić Borovo SeloSideB.jpg		\| image4 = Branko Markinović Lalić Borovo SeloSideB.jpg
	\| header = ~~Initial~~ release (1991)		\| header = Assumed initial release (1991)
	\| footer = Notes		\| footer = Notes
	*Very good audio quality		*Very good audio quality
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	*Thicker paper		*Thicker paper
	*Shiny gold print		*Shiny gold print
			}}
			{{Multiple image
			\| total_width = 800
			\| image1 = BorovoSelo-j-card-front-darkblueclearRA20k.png
			\| image2 = BorovoSelo-j-card-back-darkblueclearRA20k.png
			\| align = none
			\| image3 = BorovoSelo-side-A-darkblueclearRA20k.png
			\| image4 = BorovoSelo-side-B-darkblueclearRA20k.png
			\| header = Assumed early reissue (1991)
			\| footer = Notes
			*Very good audio quality
			*Thicker paper
			*Shiny gold print
			*Vibrant blue labels
	}}		}}
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	\| image3 = BorovoSelo-tape-side-a-BalkanMapper.jpg		\| image3 = BorovoSelo-tape-side-a-BalkanMapper.jpg
	\| image4 = BorovoSelo-tape-side-b-BalkanMapper.jpg		\| image4 = BorovoSelo-tape-side-b-BalkanMapper.jpg
	\| header = ~~Diskos reissue~~ (Year unknown)		\| header = Reissue (Year unknown)
	\| footer = Notes		\| footer = Notes
	*Very good audio quality but high saturation		*Very good audio quality but high saturation

Randomatribute20k: Grammatical fixes

2023-10-19T23:21:30Z

Grammatical fixes

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	'''''Borovo Selo''''' (Serbian Cyrillic: Борово Село), also known as ''U Borovu Srbija se brani'' (Serbian Cyrillic: У Борову Србија се Брани, lit. In Borovo, Serbia ~~defends itself~~) is the debut album of Serb war singer Branko Marinković -Lalić, released in 1991 by Diskos.		'''''Borovo Selo''''' (Serbian Cyrillic: Борово Село), also known as ''U Borovu Srbija se brani'' (Serbian Cyrillic: У Борову Србија се Брани, <small>lit.</small> "In Borovo, Serbia Defends Itself") is the debut album of Serb war singer Branko Marinković -Lalić, released in 1991 by Diskos.

	== Background ==		== Background ==
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	== Release ==		== Release ==
	[[File:BorovoSelo2020Cover.png\|left\|thumb\|230x230px\|Cover image to the 2020 digital release. Note the absence of the Diskos logo.]]		[[File:BorovoSelo2020Cover.png\|left\|thumb\|230x230px\|Cover image to the 2020 digital release. Note the absence of the Diskos logo.]]
	''Borovo Selo'' was released when the Croatian war was underway and ~~counts~~ as one of the first cassettes made during the conflict. It was ~~released sometime in~~ mid-to-late 1991 by [[Diskos]]. It is Branko Marinković's first studio album and ~~thematizes~~ the conflict in Borovo Selo, as well as the ~~uprisings~~ of Serbs in the rest of Croatia. The songs are ~~laregly~~ sad in nature ~~and~~ mention the loss of homes and ~~posessions aswell as~~ life~~, but~~ also contains songs directed against Croat forces mentioning the clashes between them and Serb forces. ~~The instrumentation of the album reflects this as its closer to older folk albums, which makes it stand out compared to later war albums.~~		''Borovo Selo'' was released when the Croatian war was underway and is generally viewed as one of the first cassettes made during the conflict. As a result, the musical style of the album is closer to traditional folk, which makes it unique compared to later war albums. Due to the topics covered, it is assumed that the album's release was mid-to-late 1991 by [[Diskos]]. It is Branko Marinković's first studio album and dramatizes the conflict in Borovo Selo, as well as the subsequent uprising of Serbs in the rest of Croatia. The songs are generally sad in nature with mention the loss of homes, possessions, and life. It also contains songs directed against Croat forces mentioning the clashes between them and Serb forces.

	There are two known issues of the cassette~~. The~~ first issue was printed by GIP Beograd in 1991 ~~and has~~ a faded cover made out of thicker paper with a reflective gold print ~~and~~ high audio quality. The second issue uses thinner paper, has more vibrant colors ~~but also uses~~ non-reflective gold print ~~with~~ the audio quality ~~also~~ being ~~high~~ but heavily saturated.		There are two known issues of the cassette: the first issue, which was printed by GIP Beograd in 1991, features a faded cover made out of thicker paper with a reflective gold print with the tape audio being in high audio quality. The second issue uses thinner paper, has more vibrant colors with a non-reflective gold print and the tape the audio quality being great, but heavily saturated.

	On November 10, 2020, the album was released on Youtube via the topic feature and digital music streaming services. The j-card used as the cover image comes from the scan provided on the music collecting site Discogs. The cover is digitally altered as the current rights holder is MINT Production. With the current state of rights within the war music genre, however, the legitimacy of the rights are questionable at best. The source of the audio used for the upload is unknown.		On November 10, 2020, the album was released on Youtube via the topic feature and digital music streaming services. The j-card used as the cover image comes from the scan provided on the music collecting site Discogs.<ref>[https://www.discogs.com/release/10047733 Бранко Маринковић - Лалић - Борово Село]. ''Discogs''. 28 March 2017. Retrieved 19 October 2023.</ref> The cover is digitally altered as the current rights holder is MINT Production. With the current state of rights within the war music genre, however, the legitimacy of the rights are questionable at best. The source of the audio used for the upload is unknown.

	== Track listing ==		== Track listing ==
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			== References ==
			<references />
	[[Category:Albums]]		[[Category:Albums]]

BalkanMapper: hyperlink

2023-10-06T23:56:31Z

hyperlink

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	\| label = [[Diskos]]		\| label = [[Diskos]]
	\| producer = Дафинић Миломир		\| producer = Дафинић Миломир
	\| next_title = Песма Вуковару (Вуковар година друга)		\| next_title = [[Pesma Vukovaru (Vukovar godina druga\|Песма Вуковару (Вуковар година друга)]]
	\| next_year = 1992		\| next_year = 1992
	}}		}}

BalkanMapper: minor edit

2023-10-06T23:53:20Z

minor edit

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	'''''Borovo Selo''''' (Serbian Cyrillic: Борово Село) is the debut album of Serb war singer Branko Marinković Lalić, released in 1991 by Diskos.		'''''Borovo Selo''''' (Serbian Cyrillic: Борово Село), also known as ''U Borovu Srbija se brani'' (Serbian Cyrillic: У Борову Србија се Брани, lit. In Borovo, Serbia defends itself) is the debut album of Serb war singer Branko Marinković -Lalić, released in 1991 by Diskos.

	== Background ==		== Background ==
	~~[TBA]~~		Following the multi-party elections held in Croatia on April 22nd, 1990, the Croatian Democratic Union (HDZ) would win, with its political intentions being independence from Yugoslavia. With the political situation in the SR Croatia deteriorating rapidly and a rebirth of Croat nationalism, the Serb population feared for their safety and wanted their own independence from Croatia. The prelude to the Croatian War, the Log Revolution, came to be on August 17th, 1990 and lasted until December. Here the Serbs put up barricades strategically blockading roads with logs cut down from nearby woods, aiming to create their own state, the SAO Kninska Krajina. As ethnic tensions continued to grow, in 1991 the village of Borovo selo, a part of Vukovar municipality with a predominantly Serb population, was also barricaded on April 1st out of fear for clashes like the Plitvice Lakes incident just a day before. On April 14th there were meetings between the residents of Borovo Selo, led by Vukašin Šoškoćanin and Croatian authorities in Vukovar to secure some form of peace in the area, but to no avail as in mid-April three rockets were fired by Croat positions outside of Borovo Selo as provocation. This only fueled the fire and led to Serb paramilitaries being called by the residents out of fear for safety and protection and figures like Vojislav Šešelj agitating the already irritated population with speeches and recruiting them to fight.

			On the 1st of May 1991 after Croat policemen entered Borovo Selo to replace a Yugoslav flag with the flag of Croatia, this resulted in an armed clash where two police officers were captured by Serb forces. Conflict would start on May the 2nd. After negotiations by Šoškoćanin and Croat authorities to remove the barricades and promises to resolve the conflict peacefully, two busses filled with Croat policemen entered the village. The Serbs saw this as an attack and paramilitaries promptly ambushed the two busses. Reinforcements came and a firefight ensued which lasted until 2:30pm. Twelve Croat policemen were killed and 21 injured in the ambush.

			The conflict in Borovo Selo is generally seen as the start of the Croatian war.

	== Release ==		== Release ==
	[[File:BorovoSelo2020Cover.png\|left\|thumb\|230x230px\|Cover image to the 2020 digital release. Note the absence of the Diskos logo.]]		[[File:BorovoSelo2020Cover.png\|left\|thumb\|230x230px\|Cover image to the 2020 digital release. Note the absence of the Diskos logo.]]
	''Borovo Selo'' was released when the Croatian war was underway and counts as one of the first cassettes made during the conflict. It was released sometime in mid-to-late 1991 by [[Diskos]]. It is Branko Marinković's first studio album and thematizes the conflict in Borovo Selo, as well as the uprisings of Serbs in the rest of Croatia.		''Borovo Selo'' was released when the Croatian war was underway and counts as one of the first cassettes made during the conflict. It was released sometime in mid-to-late 1991 by [[Diskos]]. It is Branko Marinković's first studio album and thematizes the conflict in Borovo Selo, as well as the uprisings of Serbs in the rest of Croatia. The songs are laregly sad in nature and mention the loss of homes and posessions aswell as life, but also contains songs directed against Croat forces mentioning the clashes between them and Serb forces. The instrumentation of the album reflects this as its closer to older folk albums, which makes it stand out compared to later war albums.

	There are two known issues of the cassette. The first issue was printed by GIP Beograd in 1991 and has a faded cover made out of ~~thick cardstock~~ with a reflective gold print and high audio quality. The second issue uses thinner paper, has more vibrant colors but also uses non-reflective gold print with the audio quality also being high but heavily saturated.		There are two known issues of the cassette. The first issue was printed by GIP Beograd in 1991 and has a faded cover made out of thicker paper with a reflective gold print and high audio quality. The second issue uses thinner paper, has more vibrant colors but also uses non-reflective gold print with the audio quality also being high but heavily saturated.

	On November 10, 2020, the album was released on Youtube via the topic feature and digital music streaming services. The j-card used as the cover image comes from the scan provided on the music collecting site Discogs. The cover is digitally altered as the current rights holder is MINT Production. With the current state of rights within the war music genre, however, the legitimacy of the rights are questionable at best. The source of the audio used for the upload is unknown.		On November 10, 2020, the album was released on Youtube via the topic feature and digital music streaming services. The j-card used as the cover image comes from the scan provided on the music collecting site Discogs. The cover is digitally altered as the current rights holder is MINT Production. With the current state of rights within the war music genre, however, the legitimacy of the rights are questionable at best. The source of the audio used for the upload is unknown.
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	{{Track listing		{{Track listing
	\| headline = Side A		\| headline = Side A
	\| title1 = У Борову Србија се брани		\| title1 = [[U Borovu Srbija se brani\|У Борову Србија се брани]]
	\| length1 = 2:57		\| length1 = 2:57
	\| title2 = Од Борова па до Книна		\| title2 = [[Od Borova pa do Knina\|Од Борова па до Книна]]
	\| length2 = 2:37		\| length2 = 2:37
	\| title3 = Кад загрми из Борова Села		\| title3 = [[Kad zagrmi iz Borova Sela\|Кад загрми из Борова Села]]
	\| length3 = 2:45		\| length3 = 2:45
	\| title4 = Аманет мајци		\| title4 = [[Amanet majci\|Аманет мајци]]
	\| length4 = 2:23		\| length4 = 2:23
	}}{{Track listing		}}{{Track listing
	\| headline = Side B		\| headline = Side B
	\| title1 = Песма Вукашину Шошкоћанину		\| title1 = [[Pesma Vukašinu Šoškoćaninu\|Песма Вукашину Шошкоћанину]]
	\| length1 = 3:00		\| length1 = 3:00
	\| title2 = На обали мутне реке		\| title2 = [[Na obali mutne reke\|На обали мутне реке]]
	\| length2 = 3:24		\| length2 = 3:24
	\| title3 = Овде, друже, нико не станује		\| title3 = [[Ovde, druže, niko ne stanuje\|Овде, друже, нико не станује]]
	\| length3 = 5:21		\| length3 = 5:21
	\| writer3 = Жељко Ристић		\| writer3 = Жељко Ристић
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	==== Writing ====		==== Writing ====

	* Бранко Маринковић-Лалић - Композитор (Composer), тескт и аранжмани (Lyrics and arrangement)		* [[Branko Markinović - Lalić\|Бранко Маринковић-Лалић]] - Композитор (Composer), тескт и аранжмани (Lyrics and arrangement)
	* Оркестар Стевана Николића (Orchestra)		* Оркестар Стевана Николића (Orchestra)
	* Стевива Јовановић - Хармонике (Accordion)		* Стевива Јовановић - Хармонике (Accordion)
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	*Faded cover		*Faded cover
	*Faded labels		*Faded labels
	*~~Thick cardstock~~		*Thicker paper
	*Shiny gold print		*Shiny gold print
	}}		}}
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	}}		}}

	[[Category:Albums]]		[[Category:Albums]]