Czesław Niemen - Płonąca Stodoła

Review by Павел Лапонинен

Płonąca Stodoła is an iconic album by the legendary Polish artist Czesław Niemen. Released in 1973, the album is a masterpiece of progressive rock and psychedelic music. The album features Niemen's unique vocal style and experimental soundscapes, which were ahead of their time and continue to inspire musicians to this day.

The album opens with the title track, "Płonąca Stodoła," a haunting and atmospheric song that sets the tone for the rest of the album. The track features Niemen's soaring vocals, which are complemented by a haunting organ melody and a driving bassline. The album then moves into "Dziwny jest ten świat," a song that is widely regarded as one of Niemen's greatest hits. The song features Niemen's trademark vocal style, which is both powerful and emotive.

Other standout tracks on the album include "Pod Papugami," a funky and upbeat song that features a catchy guitar riff, and "Przyjdźcie wszyscy do stajenki," a beautiful and haunting Christmas carol that showcases Niemen's range as a vocalist. The album closes with "Chłopcy z Placu Broni," a powerful and anthemic song that has become a classic of Polish rock music.

Summary by Павел Лапонинен

Płonąca Stodoła is a must-have album for any fan of progressive rock or psychedelic music. Niemen's unique sound and experimental approach to music make this album a true masterpiece that stands the test of time.