of guitarist Mike Caffrey and Clifford Carter on the piano, Richard Müller toured Slovakia and the Czech Republic in December 2005. Banket years Between 1984 and 1991, Müller was the lead singer of the pop band Banket, considered legendary today due to their pioneering role as one of the main proponents of electronic pop music in Czechoslovakia in the 1980s. Awards and achievements In 1989 Banket won Bratislavská lýra song contest with Aj ty!. During his career Müller received 7 Aurel Awards, 1 Artmedia Award and 2 Gold Slávik Awards (2 Silver, 4 Bronze). In The 100 Greatest Slovak Albums of All Time list Müller had 4 solo albums and 2 albums with Banket, while Bioelektrovízia was at 3rd overall position, Nočná optika 6th in Males category and 33 10th in the same category. In Top 25 česko-slovenských alb dekády (2000–2010) list (Top 25 Czech and Slovak albums of decade 2000–2010) '´01 was at the 9th position. Discography Bioelektrovízia (1986) Up the Stairs (1986, English version of Bioelektrovízia) Druhá doba?! (1988) Vpred? (1990) Banket ’84-’91 (1991), best of Banket Neuč vtáka lietať (1992) 33 (1994) Baal (1995), soundtrack to a musical of the same name, in cooperation with Andrej Šeban LSD (1996) Nočná optika (1998) Müllenium live (1999) Koniec sveta (1999) ... a hosté (2000) ´01 (2001) Retro (2002)Monogamný vzťah (2004) 44 (2005) Čo bolo, bolo (2006), best of selection of hits spanning his career Už (2010) Ešte (2011) Hlasy (2013) Hlasy 2 (2014) Socialní síť (2015) 55'' (2016) See also Slovak music The 100 Greatest Slovak Albums of All Time Jaroslav Filip References External links 1961 births Living people 21st-century Slovak male singers People with bipolar disorder People from Hlohovec 20th-century Slovak male singers Czechoslovak male singers