KODEXI - Voljeti nekog (1969)

 

 

KODEXI were a rock band from Sarajevo (Bosnia and Herzegovina) in former Yugoslavia. This is their cover version of Bee Gees song "To Love Somebody" from 1969.

SEKA KOJADINOVIĆ - Niko te neće zavoleti (1968) EP

 

 

SEKA KOJADINOVIĆ was one of the first female vocal in rock & roll in Serbia in 60s (ex-Yugoslavia). She was singing in Korni grupa in early period. This is their first EP from 1968.

GREASEBALLS - Stari vlak (1988-1990)

 

 

GREASEBALLS was a rockabilly band from Zagreb (Croatia), formed in 1986. These are their demo songs from 1988-1990.

AMILA - Kakav divan dan (1985)

 

 

AMILA was a synth-pop music singer and lyricist from Sarajevo (Bosnia and Herzegovina) in former Yugoslavia. Also a back vocalist on many notable pop-rock albums. After recording notable back vocal session on a hit song "Volim te još" of Valentino, in 1985, in collaboration with Ipe Ivandić (ex-drummer of Bijelo dugme) she formed her own lead vocal synth-pop band named "Amila". This is their only one album published in 1985.

VJEŠTICE - Bez tišine (1990)

 

VJEŠTICE second album from 1990.

VJEŠTICE - Totalno drukčiji od drugih (1989)

 

VJEŠTICE were a highly influential Croatian and former Yugoslav etno-rock supergroup formed in Zagreb in 1987. Known for their unique blend of traditional Croatian folk music, world music, and rock, they remain a staple of the Zagreb music scene. The band was formed by legendary musicians from three of the biggest bands in the 1980s Yugoslav New Wave: Srđan Sacher (from Haustor) – bass, songwriting, and creative mastermind, Boris Leiner (from Azra) – drums and vocals and Mladen Juričić "Max" (from Film) – guitar and vocals. They disbanded in 1996.

 

RAFALL BAND - Nova godina (1990) EP

 

 

RAFALL BAND was from Beograd (Serbia) in former Yugoslavia. This is their EP from 1990. (thanks to dekiman)

PETAR PAN - Petar Pan 1 (1990)

 

 

PETAR PAN was formed in 1986, and spent the first year of activity preparing their debut album. After several lineup changes, the default lineup was formed, featuring Dejan Milošević (guitar, vocals), Veroljub Spasić (drums), Vangeli Dundas (guitar) and a former Mrgudi member Predrag Ivanišević (bass guitar). In 1989, the band won the first place at the Belgrade Spring festival demo bands competition. The award was a contract with PGP-RTB, however, the band never got an opportunity to record an album for the label. During the same year, the band released their debut album Od mržnje do ljubavi for the independent record label Rockland. Most of the album material was written by Milošević. Their following album, entitled "1", was released in 1990 through Rockland. The album featured melodic rock sound, and brought minor hits "Ptica" and "Bože pravde" (enitled after former anthem of Serbia), the latter composed by former Tvrdo Srce i Velike Uši and Ulica Od Meseca member Dragutin Savić. In 1993, Milošević left the band, and was replaced by former member of the Zagreb band Dum Dum Boys Dražen Kovačević. With him, the band recorded the album Bio jednom jedan r 'n' r, released in 1996 through ITMM. The album was produced by Dragoljub Spasić, and featured Dža ili Bu frontman Nebojša Simeunović "Sabljar" as guest. After the album was released, the band ended their activity. (from wikipedia)

DUM DUM BOYS - Čudan san (1988)

 

 

DUM DUM BOYS was a rock band from Zagreb (Croatia) in former Yugoslavia. This is their one and only one song they recorded in 1988.

TRIVALIA - Crna voda (1990)

 

 

TRIVALIA second studio album from 1990.

TRIVALIA - Dat Rosa Mel Apibus (1990) Single

 

 

TRIVALIA first single record from 1990.

TRIVALIA - Telo i duša (1987-1990)

 

 

TRIVALIA was formed 1986. in Niš, Serbia (ex-Yugoslavia). Main members were Vladimir Žikić (alias Vlad-a-Mantis; music, lyrics and drum programming) and Boban Stojiljković (bass). Many musicians from Niš passed through the band, Ivan Marković amongst them. They never had drummer; they used rhythm machine. Band members also published ten issues of fanzine "Black Rider". From 1995. Vladimir Žikić works alone, but he kept the name Trivalia. These are their songs from the period 1987-1990. (from wikipedia)

TELEFON - Telefon (1982)

 

 

TELEFON two songs from 1982.

TELEFON - Live in Kulušić (1983)

 

 

TELEFON live album recorded in club "Kulušić" in Zagreb, in 1983.

TELEFON - Dokle tako (1981) Single

 

 

TELEFON was founded in the early eighties, in Zagreb (Croatia). Group members were Neven Mijač (harmonica), Robert Krkač (guitar), Srđan Jug (vocal), Tomas Krkač (bass, vocal) and Krešimir Randić (drums). This is their only one single record from 1981.

VRUĆ VETAR - Usmeren đak (1982) Single

 

 

VRUĆ VETAR third single record from 1982.

VRUĆ VETAR - Stisni malo zube (1981) Single

 

 

VRUĆ VETAR second single record from 1981.

VRUĆ VETAR - Usmeren đak (1982)

 

 

VRUĆ VETAR first album from 1982.

VRUĆ VETAR - Ona se meni i njemu ruga (1980) Single

 

 

VRUĆ VETAR was a Serbian rock band from Beograd, active in early 80s in former Yugoslavia. This is their first single record from 1980.

MRLJE - Mrtvi dečaci (1990) Single

 

 

MRLJE was a rock band from Titel (Serbia) in former Yugoslavia. This is their first single record from 1990.