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Normal life was born in very strange circumstances. Laci Sallai and Dávid Korándi wrote their first songs for two years in a garden in Pestújhely, and after failing to consolidate the band's first line-up, they decided in the summer of 2015 that two people would record the album like DIY. As a sound engineer and producer, the founder of Normafa Records, Bence Nagy (Belle Belle), helped them, and under his leadership, the songs were recorded in the heavily soaked cellar of the Rajk College. The material, released in October 2015, then went big enough, was on a multi-year list, the song Hip-hip-hurray reached the finals of the Stenk song competition, and soon, complemented by a rhythm section from Mayberian Sanskültotts (Balogh Gallusz and Hromkó István) they became a real band.

Since then, the Top Ten Thousand has released four more records; membership changed a bit; successes and failures alternated, but the point is that after a long time, the songs of Normal Life will be played in full for the first and last time, and of course there will be time for even more songs to celebrate this beautiful round anniversary in a worthy way.

The concert will be opened by the Debrecen-Budapest Housing Estate Orchestra, with whom the spiritual kinship is unquestionable. The members of the post-punk duo come with excellent, sociographic songs and an episode of Neighbors Telenovella.