ANNATHEMA - Annathema (1989)

 

 

ANNATHEMA was a hard rock band from Novi Sad (Serbia) in former Yugoslavia. This is their first album from 1989.

ANESTHESIA - Iza zida (1988)

 

 

ANESTHESIA was a hard rock band from Zagreb (Croatia) in former Yugoslavia. These are their songs for the first album from 1988.

BERLINSKI ZID - Po cestah mesta (1978-1980)

  

BERLINSKI ZID was a punk rock band from Ljubljana (Slovenia) in former Yugoslavia. These are their songs from 1978-1980.

PLAMTEĆE NEBO - Em si mala, em umeš da varaš (1979) Single

 

 

PLAMTEĆE NEBO was a rock band from Svrljig (Serbia) in former Yugoslavia. This is their only one single record from 1979.

PASIVNI POSMATRAČI PRIRODE - Intro (1990)

 

 

PASIVNI POSMATRAČI PRIRODE were a dark/synth-pop band from Niš, Serbia (former Yugoslavia), active from late 80's on the ashes of the band Romantične boje. This is ther first album from 1990.

PETI AS - Muška stvar (1985)

 

 

PETI AS was a pop rock band from Čakovec (Croatia) in former Yugoslavia. This is their one and only one album from 1985.

TAM TAM - Posle kiše (1988)

 

 

TAM TAM one and only one album from 1988.

TAM TAM - Jockey (1983) Maxi single

 

 

TAM TAM was a Serbian pop-rock band from Niš (Serbia), formed in 1976 in former Yugoslavia. Band was active 'till late 80s. This is their maxi single record from 1983.

PERGAMENT - Vruća linija (1988)

 

 

PERGAMENT was a hard rock band from Novi Sad (Serbia) in former Yugoslavia. This is their first album from 1988.

RASCEP GOSPODINA KARAZMIČINSKOG - Ples svetlosti i ples mraka (1982-1986)

 

 

RASCEP GOSPODINA KARAZMIČINSKOG was a post-punk band from Zrenjanin (Serbia). Formed in the early 1980s, the band mixed elements of funk and psychedelic music with darker, more "gothic" sounds. These are their demo recordings from 1982-1986.

OPERA LU - Televizori (1980) Single

 

 

OPERA LU was a punk rock band from Sarajevo. They were the first wave of the Bosnian punk in the end of 70s. They released only one single record in 1980, and split up. Members included: Borislav Boro Savić, Goran Marić and Nikša Bratoš. After disbanding Opera Lu, Savić went on to form post-punk/alternative rock band Gimpel Luda, Marić gained notoriety under the alias Malcolm Muharem as manager and producer of many Sarajevan "New Primitives" bands such as Elvis J. Kurtovich & His Meteors and Plavi Orkestar, while Bratoš continued successful career as multi-intrumentalist, composer and producer of many pop and rock bands in Sarajevo (Bonton Baya, Valentino etc.) as well as across the former Yugoslavia. (from discogs.com)

HLADNO PIVO - Demo Tape (1990)

 

 

HLADNO PIVO was formed in Zagreb (Croatia) in former Yugoslavia. It initially consisted of four members: Zoki, Tedi, Suba, Stipe and Mile. The band started playing under the influence of bands like Ramones, Sex Pistols, Dead Kennedys, Motörhead, AC/DC, Judas Priest, Iron Maiden, Zabranjeno pušenje, Električni orgazam, The Rolling Stones, U2, Bruce Springsteen, Riblja čorba, Azra. On May 21, 1988 the band held their first concert in Kumrovec. In 1988 band has also held an unsuccessful concert at lake Jarun in Zagreb, due to the drummer of the band which played before them refusing to leave the drums for Hladno pivo. In 1989 Stipe left the band (to form Falschspieler). This year was also important because Zoki, Tedi, Suba and Mile recorded their first demo. The demo consisted of six songs: "Für immer Punk" (a Goldene Zitronen cover), "Bonzo", "Savršeni marginalci", "Niemals", "Buntovnik" and "Čelične zavjese". The demo was recorded at Jozo in Trešnjevka, Zagreb. One week later, Mile and Zoki were sent to do their military service. When they returned from military service in 1990 they started playing again. The result were songs: "Princeza", "Heroin", "Dobro veče", "Trening za umiranje", "Buba švabe", "Zakaj se tak' oblačiš", "Pjevajte nešto ljubavno". These songs were recorded at Denis (a.k.a. Denyken) in Sopot, Zagreb. These songs, along with modified "Marginalci" were published as a cassette in production of Megatherium records. The band still active (from wikipedia)

ORLOVI RANO LETE - Ponoćni kauboj (1990) EP

 

 

ORLOVI RANO LETE were a rock band from Beograd (Serbia) in former Yugoslavia. This is their one and only one EP from 1990.

BONTON BAYA - Elpi (1983)

 

 

BONTON BAYA was a Bosnian rock band from Sarajevo, active in early 80s in former Yugoslavia. This is their one and only one album from 1983.

NADA SIMIĆ - Čen, čen, čen (1970)

 

 

NADA SIMIĆ is a Serbian singer and actress from Beograda. This is her version of Aretha Franklin's song "Chain Of Fools" from 1970.

HEAVY COMPANY - Demo (1986)

 

HEAVY COMPANY was a rock band from Jesenice (Slovenia) in former Yugoslavia. These are their demo recordings from 1986. (thanks to Musto Delić)

 

37°C - Sidarta (1979)

 

 

37°C was experimental/jazz fusion group from Beograd (Serbia) active in period 1979-1981. It was founded by classical composer Zdenko Radeta. The lineup included musicians from prog rock bands Opus and Orion. It was the first band ever of singer Dragana Šarić, later known as Bebi Dol. (discogs.com) - (thanks to sveto)

PAVLE ŽIVOJINOVIĆ - Rock And Roll (1962) EP

 

PAVLE ŽIVOJINOVIĆ was the one of the first rockers from Belgrade, Serbia (ex Yugoslavia). This is his only EP from 1962.

ORION - Orion (1975-1977)

 

 

ORION some recordings from 1975-1977.

ORION - Kad bi znali (1979) Single

 

 

ORION was a rock band from Beograd (Serbia) in former Yugoslavia. This is their only one single record from 1979.