Gayga I Din - Ja Ruchomy Cel Chodzę Stoję Siedzę Leżę

Review by Tamera Brickl

Album Review: Ja Ruchomy Cel Chodzę Stoję Siedzę Leżę by Gayga I Din Alright, buckle up because we’re diving into this Polish rock gem from 1984. Ja Ruchomy Cel Chodzę Stoję Siedzę Leżę is one of those albums that feels like a time capsule but still hits you in the feels today. Released under Tonpress and falling squarely into the alternative rock scene, it’s got this raw energy that just sticks to your brain. The credits are pretty straightforward—lyrics by J. Kondratowicz (side A) and W. Jagielski (side B), with music crafted by B. Sołtysik. But what really makes this album stand out are the tracks themselves. Let me tell ya about two songs that’ll make you hit repeat. First off, there’s “Ja Ruchomy Cel.” It kicks things off with this punchy rhythm that grabs you by the collar and doesn’t let go. There’s something almost hypnotic about how the vocals weave through the instruments—it’s not perfect, but that’s exactly why it works. You can tell they weren’t trying to be flashy; instead, it’s all heart. The lyrics? Deep, man. They feel like they’re wrestling with some big existential questions, but without being pretentious. It’s the kind of song where you find yourself nodding along even if you don’t fully get what’s going on at first. Then there’s “Chodzę.” Oh man, this one sneaks up on you. At first listen, it might seem simple—a groovy bassline, steady drums, nothing too crazy. But then the chorus hits, and suddenly you’re hooked. What gets me every time is how relatable it feels. Like, who hasn’t had days where walking around feels like the only thing keeping you sane? The way the guitar solos burst in gives it this wild edge, like life itself breaking loose for a moment. And honestly? That little bit of chaos is kinda beautiful. The rest of the album keeps the vibe going strong. Tracks like “Stoję,” “Siddzę,” and “Leżę” round out the collection with their own flavors, each exploring different states of being stuck or moving—or just existing. It’s an oddly cohesive concept when you think about it, even though the execution has its rough edges here and there. What strikes me most about this record is how unapologetically Polish it feels. Not just because of the language, but because it carries this sense of resilience. In 1984 Poland, making music like this wasn’t easy. Yet here’s Gayga I Din, doing their thing anyway, pouring everything they’ve got into these five tracks. It’s rebellious in its own quiet way. So yeah, Ja Ruchomy Cel Chodzę Stoję Siedź Leżę isn’t gonna win any Grammys, and maybe that’s not the point. This album reminds me that sometimes art doesn’t need to be polished to leave a mark. It’s messy, real, and full of soul—and honestly? That’s more than enough. P.S. Fun fact: Listening to this while drinking cheap coffee somehow makes the experience twice as good. Don’t ask me why—it just does.

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Artist: Gayga I Din
Album: Ja Ruchomy Cel Chodzę Stoję Siedzę Leżę

Poland

Rock

Alternative Rock

1984

Rating: 5.0

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MP3 size: 9.8 mb
FLAC size: 68.6 mb

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Chodzę, Stoję, Siedzę, Leżę	4:15
Ja Ruchomy Cel	4:00

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GAYGA Chodzę, stoję, siedzę, leżę

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Catalog Numbers

S-498

Labels

Tonpress

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Formats

Vinyl
7"
Single
45 RPM

Credits

Role	Credit
Lyrics By	J. Kondratowicz (tracks: A), W. Jagielski (tracks: B)
Music By	B. Sołtysik

Notes

Recorded by Tonpress KAW Label.
Comes with a standard Tonpress 7" sleeve.

Barcodes

Matrix / Runout (side A stamped): S 498-A AK
Matrix / Runout (side B stamped): S 498-B AK

About Gayga I Din

Born: October 30th 1954 in Będzin (Poland). Died: 31 July 2010 in Siemianowice Śląskie (Poland).

Real Name

Krystyna Lucyna Stolarska

Aliases

MC Diva
Krystyna Stolarska

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s something cool: The 1984 Polish rock album *Ja Ruchomy Cel Chodzę Stoję Siedzę Leżę* by Gayga I Din is a hidden gem of alternative rock. It came out during a time when Poland's music scene was heavily influenced by political and social changes. The album’s lyrics were penned by two writers—J. Kondratowicz for side A and W. Jagielski for side B—while B. Sołtysik handled the music. Each track captures a different state of being, literally titled *I Walk, I Stand, I Sit, I Lie*. It’s like a poetic exploration of human motion and stillness, set to raw rock vibes. Not many people outside Poland know about it, but it’s a fascinating piece of '80s underground art.

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goodqualities

2025-03-15

spodek w Katowicach?

lalitprasad9031

2025-03-15

YT jest jednak genialny... mogłem obejrzeć klip którego w życiu nie spodziewałem się obejrzeć jeszcze. Byłem dzieciakiem kiedy ta piosenka leciała w WVP. Nic nie kumałem wtedy z tekstu, zresztą dalej nie rozumiem o czym to jest. Nieważne, i tak wzruszenie mnie ogarnia jak to oglądam :)