Těžkej Pokondr
| Company type | Musical duo |
|---|---|
| Industry | Music |
| Founded | 1995 |
| Defunct | 2019 |
| Headquarters | Czech Republic |
Key people | Miloš Pokorný, Roman Ondráček |
| Products | Music albums, radio program |
Těžkej Pokondr was a comedic pair from the Czech Republic, consisting of Miloš Pokorný and Roman Ondráček. Their group name, a blend of their last names, was proposed by Ondřej Hejma. They became known for creating witty renditions of well-known Czech and international pop tunes, as well as original satirical songs that tackled familiar subjects. A prominent example is their track "Prejs to čmajz," which alludes to the 2011 episode when former Czech president Václav Klaus was caught taking a pen during a visit to Chile.
In 2010, the duo began hosting the radio program Den začíná v osm on Frekvence 1. The show concluded in October 2017 after a dispute with station supervisor Miroslav Škoda, who banned the appearance of investigative reporter Jaroslav Kmenta before the 2017 parliamentary elections—an act the duo interpreted as censorship.
The group officially parted ways in 2019.
Discography
Studio albums
- Sbohem Tvá Máňa (1996)
- Víc než Gottzila (1998)
- Vypusťte Krakena (1999)
- Ježek v peci (2000)
- Jéžišmarjá (2001)
- Kuss (2003)
- Safírový Jadel (2005)
- Superalbum (2011)
- Star Boys (2017)
Compilations
- Super Těžkej Pokondr (1999)
- Best of: 20 Největších Hitů (2008)
- 14 nejhorších kousků (2013)
- Best of II. (2014)
Bootlegs
- Zakázané uvolnění (1998)
DVDs
- Tucatero aneb po práci legraci! (2003 documentary)