Various - Polski Rock 2001

Review by T.A. Tilley

Polski Rock 2001 is a compilation album featuring various artists from the Polish rock scene. The album presents a diverse range of sounds and styles, showcasing the richness and creativity of the country's rock music.

The album opens with the energetic and catchy "Nie Ma Czego Tracić" by Pidżama Porno, setting the tone for the rest of the album. Other standout tracks include "Kiedyś Ciebie Tam Będzie Brak" by Happysad, a haunting and melancholic ballad with beautiful guitar work, and "Nie Ma Nic" by Strachy Na Lachy, a high-energy punk track with clever lyrics and a catchy chorus.

One of the strengths of Polski Rock 2001 is its ability to showcase the diversity of the Polish rock scene. From the introspective and emotional ballads of Kasia Nosowska and Artur Rojek to the punk rock of T.Love and the blues-infused rock of Dżem, the album has something for every rock fan.

Summary by T.A. Tilley

Polski Rock 2001 is a great introduction to the Polish rock scene and a must-have for fans of the genre. The album is a testament to the talent and creativity of the artists featured and is sure to leave listeners wanting more.