*250 copies limited edition* Preparing a successful sequel to a popular film is a difficult and not always feasible task. Meanwhile, Sylwester Chęciński has succeeded in this art twice. "Nie ma mocnych" the second story about the fate of the Kargula and Pawlak families, defends itself just as well as "Sami swoi." 

"Nie ma mocnych" was intended by director Sylwester Chęcinski and screenwriter Andrzej Mularczyk as a contemporary continuation, set in the realities of the Polish countryside of the 1970s. Not surprisingly, the formula chosen by Wojciech Kilar in "Samych swoich" needed updating from the musical side as well. Andrzej Korzyński, always open to new trends and sounds, proved himself perfectly here. "Nie ma mocnych" is a classic work of the artist from this period - full of wide, fabulous strings, pop-rock rhythms and the ubiquitous Fender piano. The final picture included only some of the themes prepared by Korzyński. Here all of them are present, including those previously unknown - in full, complete versions.

The recordings from the film "Nie ma mocnych" appear on the album for the first time, remastered from the original tapes from the archives of Wrocław's CeTA Audiovisual Technology Center. The album continues a joint publishing series between CeTA and GAD Records, presenting the most interesting recordings of film music from the archives of the former Feature Film Studio in Wroclaw - including Adam Walacinski's compositions from the series "Czterej pancerni i pies" and Wojciech Kilar's complete soundtrack from "Samych swoich."