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2009 studio album by Negative
Spusti me na zemlju
Studio album by Negative
ReleasedApril 24, 2009
Recorded2008/2009
GenreAlternative rock
Length53:26
LabelCity Records
Negative chronology
Tango
(2004) 		Spusti me na zemlju
(2009)
Singles from Spusti me na zemlju
  1. "Daj mi ritam"
    Released: October 2009
  2. "Mamin sin"
    Released: February 2010
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Spusti me na zemlju is the fourth, studio album from Serbian rock band Negative. The album was released on April 24, 2009 after a five-year hiatus, and it has a bit more powerful and heavier sound than the previous album. In the beginning of May, it was announced that the first single from the album will be "Daj mi ritam", and the video premiered on MTV Adria.

Track listing

No.TitleLength
1."Mamin sin"4:16
2."Julija"3:51
3."Spusti me na zemlju"4:42
4."Dame biraju"3:38
5."Daj mi ritam"5:08
6."Reci mi da znam"3:33
7."Šta kažeš sad?"3:34
8."Niko nije lud kao ja"4:01
9."Još čekam, ljubavi"4:04
10."Iznenadi me"3:33
11."Ti si laž"4:43
12."Ovakav dan"4:50
13."Spusti me na zemlju Acc"4:40

External links

Negative
  • Ivana Peters
  • Nikola Radaković
  • Milen Zlatanović
  • Darko Janošević
  • Vladimir Đurđević
  • Miloš Bilanović
  • Vladimir Čukić
Studio albums
Singles
  • "Ja bih te sanjala"
  • "Svet tuge"
  • "Vreme je"
  • "Oblaci"
  • "Ti me ne voliš"
  • "Kraj"
  • "Bez promene"
  • "Zbunjena"
  • "Tango"
  • "Pogled na nebo"
  • "Prava stvar"
  • "S tobom bih ostala"
  • "Daj mi ritam"
  • "Mamin sin"
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