MARY ROSE - Rocks Off (1990)

 

 

MARY ROSE formed in 1987, in Postojna (Slovenia). They have changed plenty of band members through the years and have also changed their music style nowadays to a more modern type of rock. This is their first album from 1990.

DITIRAMB - Live in SC Zagreb (1978)

 

DITIRAMB was a jazz-rock band from Zadar (Croatia) in former Yugoslavia, active in 70's and 80's. These are their live recordings from Studentski centar in Zagreb.

WHITE RABBIT BAND - 1986 (1986)

 

 

WHITE RABBIT BAND is coming from Beograd (Serbia) in  former Yugoslavia. Best description of their style may be psychedelic dark punk. Their music is very fresh nowdays - it may be interesting to fans of some Stooges or Butthole Surfers stuff, but this guys really had a sound of it's own. Quite experimental and at times noisy yet keeping the energetic garage rock vibe. After relocating in late 80's to New York some former members released an conceptual album there under the name "White Rabbit Cult" in 1999 and it was more industrial sample based music. (from wikipedia)

TRN VO OKO - Trn vo oko (1979-1980)

 

 

TRN VO OKO was a rock band from Bitola (Macedonia) in former Yugoslavia. They recorded only a few songs for Radio Skopje.

NEPOČIN - Svijet po kojem gazim (1977)

 

 

 

NEPOČIN was formed in 1977, in Zagreb (Croatia) during a short hiatus of a popular ex-Yugoslavian band Drugi Način, whose two members, Ismet Kurtović (vocal, flute, guitar) and Halil Mekić (guitar, vocal) were joined by Božo Ilić (bass), Branko Knežević (drums) and Damir Šebetić (keyboards). They took the name from the poem "Nepočin polje" by Vasko Popa, a famous Serbian poet. They released only one album "Svijet po kojem gazim" and disbanded thereafter shortly. Due to the sound of flute and hard guitar riffs, they can be compared to Jethro Tull. Album was released in 1977, with cover artwork by a renowned cartoonist and graphic artist Igor Kordej. Upon its release the album was largely ignored by critics who judged it to have been too pretentious and over-ambitious, mostly by Kurtović's attempts to prove his self-confident authorship. Despite some flaws, this issue will be quite interesting for collectors of prog rock and of 1970s sound in general, particularly for those keen to explore the musical heretage of the Balkans countries of the period. (by Sead S. Fetahagić)

HARI MATA HARI - Ne bi te odbranila ni cijela Jugoslavija (1986)

 

 

HARI MATA HARI was a popular music band from Sarajevo (Bosnia and Herzegovina) in former Yugoslavia. Hari Mata Hari is the stage name for the singer Hajrudin "Hari" Varešanović. The group has performed over 1,000 concerts and sold 5,000,000 albums to date. Their songs are among the most famous and popular love ballads in the former Yugoslav era. Hari Mata Hari was the representative of Bosnia and Herzegovina at the Eurovision Song Contest 2006 held in Athens, Greece. This is their first album from 1986. (from wikipedia)

DR. STEEL - Učini nešto/Heaven Or Hell (1990)

 

 

DR. STEEL second album from 1990.

DR. STEEL - Čekam na noć (1987)

 

 

DR. STEEL was a Croatian heavy-metal band from Rijeka, formed in 1981. Members were Boris Sarajlić - vocals, Miro Klarić - guitar, Dalmo Tomin - guitar, Davor Vučetić - bass guitar and Željko Pajić - drums. This is their first album from 1987.

LET 2 - Letjeti je teško (1983-1986)

 

 

LET 2 was a Croatian rock band from Rijeka, formed in 1983, as musical section of wider mulimedia project "Strukturne ptice". In 1987 both 'Strukturne ptice' and 'Let 2' were transformed into the band LET 3. Members were Zoran Prodanović-Prlja (ex Walter, Umjetnici ulice) - vocals; Damir Martinović-Mrle (ex Beta Centaury, Termiti) - bass, vocals; Berislav Dumenčić Kiko (ex Termiti) - drums and Mladen Vičić Richie (ex Paraf) - guitar. This is their unreleased tracks from 1983-1986.

VICKO MILATOVIĆ - U ritmu srca malog dobošara (1986)

 

 

VICKO MILATOVIĆ is a Serbian musician, best known as the drummer for the Serbian and former Yugoslav rock band Riblja Čorba. In 1986, Vicko Milatović released his first solo album "U ritmu srca malog dobošara", produced by Kornelije Kovač. Milatović formed Vicko Band, a support band for the concerts that followed album release. Vicko Band disbaned after three months due to Milatović's obligations towards Riblja Čorba. (from wikipedia) -thanks to teacher - 

FIRE - Message (1975) Single

 

 

FIRE only one single record from 1975.

FIRE - Could You Understand Me (1973)

 

 

FIRE was a rock band from Čakovec (Croatia) in former Yugoslavia. Members were Jura Havidić (guitars, vocals), Miljenko Balic (bass guitar) and Emil Vugrinec (drums, vocals). This is their one and only one album from 1973.

DISCIPLINA KIČME - Ja imam šarene oči (1985)

 

 

DISCIPLINA KIČME second album (mini LP) from 1985.

DISCIPLINA KIČME - Svi za mnom (1986)

 

 

DISCIPLINA KIČME third album from 1986.

DISCIPLINA KIČME - Nova iznenađenja za nova pokolenja (1990)

 

 

DISCIPLINA KIČME seventh album from 1990.

DISCIPLINA KIČME - Sviđa mi se da ti ne bude prijatno (1983)

 

 

DISCIPLINA KIČME is a rock band formed in 1981, in Beograd, Serbia (ex-Yugoslavia). They were one of the two spin-offs of the seminal new wave band Šarlo Akrobata, musically best described as an aggressive and artistic rhythmic explosion experimenting and seeking out new expressivness. During next 10 years, various additions to basic bass+voice+drums line-up appeared (additional drummer, 2 drummers + 2 trumpeters, sax + trumpet). Band released 7 LPs on the domestic market, constantly toured the country and played festivals in Yugoslavia, Austria and Italy. This is their first album from 1983.

DISCIPLINA KIČME - Najlepši hitovi (1987)

 

 

DISCIPLINA KIČME live album from 1987.

DISCIPLINA KIČME - Zeleni Zub na Planeti dosade (1989)

 

 

"Zeleni Zub na Planeti dosade" is the sixth album released by the Serbian alternative rock band DISCIPLINA KIČME in 1989.

DISCIPLINA KIČME - Tata-mama (1989) Single

 

 

DISCIPLINA KIČME promo single record from 1989.

DISCIPLINA KIČME - Dečija pesma (1987) EP

 

 

"Dečija pesma" is the fourth album by the Serbian alternative rock band DISCIPLINA KIČME, released by the record label PGP RTB in 1987. The EP features five different versions of the song "Dečija pesma". As guests on the EP appeared YU Grupa guitarist Dragi Jelić, Ivan Vdović "VD", Srđan Todorović, whom by that time was playing in Ekatarina Velika, and Roze Poze guitarist Željko Nikolić. Ironic cover versions of Robert Palmer's "Addicted to Love" and The Cult single "Love Removal Machine", recorded live at the Akademija club, also appeared on the album. (from wikipedia)