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Not long after departing C.A.F.B. in 1998, Zoltan
Horniak, keyboard player attempted suicide according to a February 2000 C.A.F.B. interview released in the Hungarian edition of the famous rock music magazine "Metal Hammer". Horniak was treated in a psychiatric facility. He has returned to C.A.F.B.
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C.A.F.B. has been booked in the legendary alternative rock club "Black Hole" the first time ever in the summer of 1991 which helped the group move forward and get noticed in the
Budapest punk scene. From 1991 C.A.F.B. regularly performed at the famous club with some of the most important Hungarian
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Reaktor studios Budapest with Gabor Nemeth (Bikini) producer. Released by Premier Art records in September 1997, the album featured the song "Engedj be". The music video that was filmed for this song was a major success and was featured on many Hungarian TV networks in 1997 and 1998. The video
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helped the band in the early days as "manager" and booked some of C.A.F.B.'s most important live performances in the 1991–1992 period. He was a classmate of Mihaly Szita and their first drummer Tamas
Hermecz. In 1998 he interviewed Gábor Szakácsi about the band. It has been released in the weekly
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The first temporary lineup of C.A.F.B. formed in early 1995 after
Szakacsi returned from his military service. The group consisted of friends, mostly from the group that started the successful Hungarian "jungle beat" outfit Brains from this lineup, (Balazs Babinecz, Gergely Jeli, Abel Tokes)
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following the departure of
Szakacsi. Brains moved to different direction, and Szakacsi brought together another short lived project for a 1996 summer tour with members of the punk band, Leguan. The final and most recognized lineup of C.A.F.B. got its shape following the 1996 summer tour.
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C.A.F.B. formed in 1990 and started playing live shows in early 1991. Immanuel Olah joined the band late 1991, replacing the first drummer. He wrote and sang about forty percent of the songs performed by the band from 1991 to 1994. With the help of
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and Mihaly Szita. The band has been through several line-up changes between 2004 and 2014 but officially never broke up. After many short lived temporary line-ups the group reunited with its most successful late 1990s members in 2015.
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song "A.C.A.B.) which has been used by the band until 1997 when they signed to
Premier Art Records. Then they started calling it simply "4 musical chords" because of pressure from the label's management.
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Immanuel Olah, former drummer, vocalist, and songwriter of C.A.F.B. from 1991 to 1994, was sentenced to ten months prison in 2007 after vandalizing and later burning down a church in southeast
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Szakacsi left for
Seattle in 1999 but occasionally traveled to Budapest to record the albums 'Subkontakt" (2001) and "Naiv" (2004). He did not play any live shows with the group until 2015.
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Gábor Szakácsi – a member from 1990 to 1999 playing shows and recording with the band. From 2000 to 2004 he recorded his final 2 albums and started his new band
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C.A.F.B. recorded the "Szennyhullam" ("Wastewave") album which featured cover songs of well known
Hungarian underground artists of the 1980s and 1990s.
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After a long battle with heroin addiction, Mihaly Szita, a founding member and former bass player of the group from 1990 to 1994, died in 2001.
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Hungarian program magazine "Pesti Musor". This interview was titled "Kispunk" ("Little punk") and
Fliegauf used the name "Petervari Benedek".
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when the "Hungarian Metal Hammer" magazine owned label, "Hammer music" issued the material for the first time ever
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hardcore and punk rock bands of the era, like A.M.D., Leukemia and Tankcsapda. They recorded their first album
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in the USA. He appeared on stage with C.A.F.B. in September 2009 when he was visiting his hometown Budapest.
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mainly hit the rock music charts of VIVA TV that time. A year later C.A.F.B. recorded its next album
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Mihaly Szita (1974–2001), the first bass player and founding member of C.A.F.B., died in 2001.
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Immanuel Olah – After leaving C.A.F.B. in 1994 Olah joined the band Balaton.
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Prominent Hungarian program magazine "Est" about Brains and C.A.F.B. (2011)
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Index – Belföld – ElĂtĂ©ltĂ©k a Balaton egykori dobosát
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602:C.A.F.B. in magazines and papers (original copies)
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612:The famous 1997 C.A.F.B. video, "Engedj be!"
560:A Balaton dobosa gyĂşjtotta fel a templomot
467:"Lator" (2001) from the album "Subkontakt"
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521:Original copy of the interview from 1998.
464:"Engedj be" (1997) from the album "Zanza"
582:http://cafb.hu/cikkek/2000_02_MetalH.gif
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251:in Seattle (2001).L-R-Graham Hopkins;
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376:2011 (Split album with Elit Osztag)
659:Musical groups established in 1990
629:C.A.F.B. biography on Zeneforum.hu
535:magazine about Brains and C.A.F.B.
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425:1998 (Live recordings and demos)
623:A 2001 interview with Szakacsi
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639:C.A.F.B. albums on "Dalok.hu"
291:Unfortunate events and beyond
239:The late C.A.F.B. (2000–2009)
214:In the mainstream (1997–1999)
625:about the "Subkontakt" album
547:"C. A. F. B. Engedj be 1997"
431:1992 (Live 1992 Dec.19 with
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654:Hungarian punk rock groups
205:The transition (1995–1996)
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441:1992 (The first release)
388:2004 (Aurora records) CD
267:No originals (2008–2014)
607:Immanuel Olah sentenced
366:2012 (Split album with
157:Early years (1990–1994)
454:1998 (Various Artists)
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400:1999 (Edge records) CD
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382:2009 (Self release) CD
374:Egyseg,ketseg,haromsag
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54:Background information
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549:. 20 September 1997.
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617:A 2005 live review
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16:(Redirected from
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197:Benedek Fliegauf
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164:Benedek Fliegauf
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75:1990–present
71:Years active
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459:Videography
398:Minden-hato
364:3 of a kind
329:Discography
253:Andy Cairns
233:Minden-hato
145:The 4-Skins
648:Categories
494:References
439:Utcastilus
433:Tankcsapda
392:Subkontakt
368:Sledgeback
191:Sledgeback
169:Utcastilus
126:band from
89:Laca Urban
87:Lajos Suto
478:Sokol 403
360:2015 (EP)
354:2017 (EP)
342:2018 (EP)
325:in 2008.
65:, Hungary
423:Klubbang
346:C.A.F.B.
312:Fatality
249:Therapy?
128:Budapest
120:C.A.F.B.
63:Budapest
36:C.A.F.B.
488:Ramonez
302:Hungary
152:History
104:Website
84:Members
429:Archiv
334:Albums
306:cantor
59:Origin
417:Tapes
404:Zanza
352:EP'17
228:Zanza
386:Naiv
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139:Name
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