Hoppa Hoppa Hopp-Hopp "- with simple songs and fun wit texts for musical revolution?

The album cover shows the famous painting La Liberté giudant le peuple "to German Freedom for the people" by the French artist Eugène Delacroix of 1830. Quite as revolutionary as the picture was the music of Republic not really, when in 1990 the light of world saw; yet it was then something new on the Hungarian music market, the band mixed but the first traditional folk elements with rock, pop and initially a little punk music. When I after the socialist period came again in 1994 to Hungary, were the first three albums of the band, including the second - Hoppa Hoppa !!! - Not available on CD. The tapes were then sold out, so I could enjoy the three early works until 1997.

With the hit - Jó reggelt kivanok - (I wish a good morning) - brought the band their listeners and their country from a deep sleep, and the album gives us a moment later with the songs - Húzd barom húzd - (pulling ox pulling) sang three more very big party hits that GO UP in the nineties on every Hungarian party and down running, and from the revelers loudly - - Minden éjjel ugyanaz - (Every night the same thing) - and - Jópofa vagyok - (I am a big mouth) were.

An excellent anthemic - Megyek a Sorban - (I'm in the series), and - Szeretni valakit valamiért - (someone from whatever reason to love) - one of the most popular ballads of the band, presenting us the contemplative side of the band, which again again no problem at all so has their motto - The Worst Group In Hungary - to significantly outbid, and the funny caption - Sira lesz a vége - (In the end you will cry) - may be not really meant to the music.