The first of three conceptual Olympic albums. Ecological lyrics (Zdeněk Rytíř) were slightly provocative in our country at the time, and well-composed rock music (Petr Janda) was comparable in the world. The album did not generate a clear hit, but it is musically more compact and listener intensive. Olympic composed of P. Janda, M. Berka, M. Broum and P. Hejduk. Unmistakable in terms of guitar and vocals, keyboards with an inclination towards synthesizers, sometimes with a slight Pink Floyd mood, but always completely original. Known as Holidays on Earth, but the three dots and the question mark at the end of the title make sense. It may not have been a pretty trip, maybe not even on Earth, but reasons to think about the treatment of our planet certainly was. From a historical point of view, the most comprehensive Olympic connection of music and lyrics, less "single", strong in tone. The audio has been remastered from the tapes, including the original linking of the tracks and the abrupt ending. The cover was reconstructed from the fortunately found original slides of A. Pajer. The CD version is supplemented with ten concert and studio recordings, including previously unreleased ones, to a footage of almost 80 minutes. >The land where the birds flew away from (Birds)
What can happen here (Water)
Don't go any further! (City)
Tree
Distances (Earth)
Butterfly Reserve
It's nothing, just air (Air)
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The Air – It’s nothing, it’s just air (Air)
The land where the birds flew away (Birds)
Tree
What can happen here (Water)< br />Distances (Earth)
Butterfly Booking
Don't go further! (City)
Radiation
Boredom on Earth
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