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Banket (band)
Banket was a Slovak pop band active between 1984–1991. Its lead singer was Richard Müller. Banket were among the pioneers of electronic pop music in Slovakia and Czechoslovakia in the 1980s.〔See the (professional review ) of Banket's second (1988) album on the Slovak music portal (www.hudba.sk ) (= www.music.sk). In 2007, the album was included in the prestigious CD reissue edition published by the leading Slovak daily newspaper SME; the edition's title is ''(Slovak Legendary Albums )''.〕〔In an opinion poll of Slovak music critics, musicians, DJs, and record company executives conducted in September 2007 by the Slovak daily ''Nový čas'' to determine the 100 best Slovak albums of all time, Banket's 1986 album ''Bioelektrovízia'' was ranked 3rd, and their 1988 album ''Druhá doba?!'' was ranked 28th.〕 In this regard, they can be considered Slovakia's answer to Depeche Mode.〔See (Richard Müller's interview for the leading Slovak daily newspaper SME ) (29 Dec 2007), in which Müller recalls a mid-1980s concert in Eastern Slovakia and that “the concert hall was packed with Depeche Mode fans”.〕
Banket made their first performance in 1984 at the Bratislava Lyre pop festival with the song ''Nespoznaný'' (''Unknown''). Some of Banket's best-known and typically "electronic" hits originated between 1984 and 1985, but they were not included on the band's debut album ''Bioelektrovízia'' (''Bioelectrovision'', 1986) that was more conventional in nature. These early hits were (although not all of them) for the first time issued on a CD on the 1994 greatest hits album ''Banket ’84–’91''.
== Discography ==
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