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Badmingtons (in Macedonian: Бадмингтонс) were a prominent Macedonian punk rock band.

== Biography ==
Badmingtons were formed in 1983 in Skopje by Vladimir "Karter" Petrovski (guitar and vocals), Dean "Deko" Škartov (keyboards) and Boris "But" Georgiev (drums).

Karter had previously played in [[Fol Jazik]] (the first punk band in Skopje, formed 1978) and later in [[Saraceni]], another legendary punk group, which also featured the now-internationally acclaimed musician [[Goran Trajkoski]]. Boris Georgiev was a former drummer in [[Jadro]], which included members from several countries, as well as in the bands Pop and Dizajn. He visited London in the 1970s where he acquainted himself with the punk movement. Since purchasing his Yamaha CS-15 electronic keyboard in the late 1970s, Deko initially played in the group [[Kocka led]], but later, in 1983 he joined Karter and But to form Badmingtons.

In 1984 Badmingtons recorded their first demo tape, and were awarded the first prize at the Macedonian demo competition Rokfest, which gave them an opportunity to record in the acclaimed M-2 studio of the music production branch of the national Macedonian Radio-Television. They recorded several songs, one of which was their trademark track "Site obični luđe" ("All the common people"). These new recordings were compiled along with their previous material and released as the demo album "Posle mene što ti e gajle" in 1985. "Site obični luđe" became a Macedonian punk anthem and was later covered by several other artists including the notable alternative rock group SunS in the 1990s. This song was also included in the ''Makedonski dokument'' (Macedonian Document) compilation album along with other notable underground music acts. Badmingtons musical style is straightforward punk rock, with occasional ventures into a sort of experimental rock. After "Posle mene shto ti e gajle", the group released an EP called I''ntimno tetoviranje'', featuring "Site obichni lugje" and four Serbian-language songs.

Badmingtons ceased to exist in 1986, and its members founded a new band called [[Aleksandar Makedonski]] (Alexander The Great). This new band was initially a more pop-rock oriented act with an expanded line up. Their debut album "Za heroje i princeze" was released for Jugodisk record label in 1988 in Serbo-Croat, because it was the most widespread language in the multilingual former Yugoslav federal market. In the same year, Boris Georgiev left them and joined the gothic rock cult band [[Mizar]] and played drums on their first self-titled album in 1988. Deko remained in Aleksandar Makedonski until 1988. Later he was member of the psychedelic rock group [[Kleržo]] until 1991, when he left the country for Italy, where he spent several years before returning. On the other hand, Karter lived in Germany for a while and continued to work with Aleksandar Makedonski after coming back to Skopje. In the early 1990s they recorded several songs in Kokan Dimuševski's of [[Leb i sol]]) studio, one of them being a duet with Goran Tanevski of Mizar. Karter performed at the Strip & Sound festival in Skopje in 1995. One year later Aleksandar Makedonski released the album ''Moeto carstvo''. The lineup on ''Moeto carstvo'' can be seen as a Badmingtons reunion of sorts, due to all three original Badmingtons members playing on the album. In 1997 Karter formed a new band called Opstrukcija, which released the album ''Sistem''.

In 2002 Badmingtons briefly reunited for the summer open-air festival Alarm held in Ljubaništa on the Ohrid Lake, Ohrid Municipality.

Badmingtons came together for a one-off reunion after their music was used for the soundtrack of the feature film Prevrteno (Upside Down) directed by Igor Ivanov - Izi in 2007. The reunion concert took place in the Youth Cultural Centre (MKC) in Skopje on 3 December 2007 as a part of the Taksirat festival annually organized by Lithium Records.

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== Discography ==
* Posle mene što ti e gajle (1985 cassette, compilation of three songs from a session at Studio M2 of RTS and earlier demos)
* Intimno tetoviranje (1985 cassette EP)
* "Ako mi dadesh" (2007 CD single)

== References ==
* Dragan Pavlov and Dejan Šunjka: Punk u Jugoslaviji (Punk in Yugoslavia), publisher: IGP Dedalus, 1990. (in Serbian, Croatian, and Slovene)
* [http://www.forum.com.mk/DesktopDefault.aspx?tabindex=0&tabid=172&EditionID=183&ArticleID=5852&Page=1 Forum Plus Magazine interview] [permanent dead link] (in Macedonian)
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20110929021507/http://www.mmm.com.mk/?ItemID=903E048B11A4B94B9686A727CB5B4152 Macedonian Music Network] (in Macedonian)
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20080129235009/http://www.alarm.com.mk/a_uk_ms2002.htm Alarm Festival 2002] (in English)
* Janjatović, Petar: [http://www.geopoetika.com/book.php?id=99 Ilustrovana Enciklopedija YU Rocka 1960-1997], article: Aleksandar Makedonski, page: 13, publisher: Geopoetika, 1997 (in Serbian)

== External links ==
[http://www.myspace.com/badmintons Badmingtons] on Myspace

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[[Category: Macedonian Profiles]] [[Yugoslavian Profiles]]

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 In 1984 Badmingtons recorded their first demo tape, and were awarded the first prize at the Macedonian demo competition Rokfest, which gave them an opportunity to record in the acclaimed M-2 studio of the music production branch of the national Macedonian Radio-Television. They recorded several songs, one of which was their trademark track "Site obični luđe" ("All the common people"). These new recordings were compiled along with their previous material and released as the demo album "Posle mene što ti e gajle" in 1985. "Site obični luđe" became a Macedonian punk anthem and was later covered by several other artists including the notable alternative rock group SunS in the 1990s. This song was also included  in the ''Makedonski dokument'' (Macedonian Document) compilation album along with other notable underground music acts. Badmingtons musical style is straightforward punk rock, with occasional ventures into a sort of experimental rock. After "Posle mene shto ti e gajle", the group released an EP called I''ntimno tetoviranje'', featuring "Site obichni lugje" and four Serbian-language songs.
-Badmingtons ceased to exist in 1986, and its members founded a new band called [[Aleksandar Makedonski]] (Alexander The Great). This new band was initially a more pop-rock oriented act with an expanded line up. Their debut album "Za heroje i princeze" was released for Jugodisk record label in 1988 in Serbo-Croat, because it was the most widespread language in the multilingual former Yugoslav federal market. In the same year, Boris Georgiev left them and joined the gothic rock cult band [[Mizar]] and played drums on their first self-titled album in 1988. Deko remained in Aleksandar Makedonski until 1988. Later he was member of the psychedelic rock group [[Kleržo]] until 1991, when he left the country for Italy, where he spent several years before returning. On the other hand, Karter lived in Germany for a while and continued to work with Aleksandar Makedonski after coming back to Skopje. In the early 1990s they recorded several songs in Kokan Dimuševski's of [[Leb i sol]]) studio, one of them being a duet with Goran Tanevski of Mizar. Karter performed at the Strip & Sound festival in Skopje in 1995. One year later Aleksandar Makedonski released the album ''Moeto carstvo''. The lineup on ''Moeto carstvo'' can be seen as a Badmingtons reunion of sorts, due to all three original Badmingtons members playing on the album. In 1997 Karter formed a new band called Opstrukcija, which released the album ''Sistem''.
+Badmingtons ceased to exist in 1986, and its members founded a new band called [[Aleksandar Makedonski]] (Alexander of Macedonia). This new band was initially a more pop-rock oriented act with an expanded line up. Their debut album "Za heroje i princeze" was released for Jugodisk record label in 1988 in Serbo-Croat, because it was the most widespread language in the multilingual former Yugoslav federal market. In the same year, Boris Georgiev left them and joined the gothic rock cult band [[Mizar]] and played drums on their first self-titled album in 1988. Deko remained in Aleksandar Makedonski until 1988. Later he was member of the psychedelic rock group [[Kleržo]] until 1991, when he left the country for Italy, where he spent several years before returning. On the other hand, Karter lived in Germany for a while and continued to work with Aleksandar Makedonski after coming back to Skopje. In the early 1990s they recorded several songs in Kokan Dimuševski's of [[Leb i sol]]) studio, one of them being a duet with Goran Tanevski of Mizar. Karter performed at the Strip & Sound festival in Skopje in 1995. One year later Aleksandar Makedonski released the album ''Moeto carstvo''. The lineup on ''Moeto carstvo'' can be seen as a Badmingtons reunion of sorts, due to all three original Badmingtons members playing on the album. In 1997 Karter formed a new band called Opstrukcija, which released the album ''Sistem''.
 In 2002 Badmingtons briefly reunited for the summer open-air festival Alarm held in Ljubaništa on the Ohrid Lake, Ohrid Municipality.

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 == External links ==
-[http://www.myspace.com/badmintons Badmingtons] on Myspace
+* [http://www.myspace.com/badmintons Badmingtons] on Myspace
 ''Text adapted from Wikipedia''
 [[Category: Macedonian Profiles]] [[Category: Yugoslavian Profiles]]