Debut Tunel album "Noćni prolaz" was released on 4 of January in 1982. Album was produced by Tunel and Robert Nemeček and featured Dennis Edmonton "Born to be wild".
Fifth Grupa 220 single "Sivilo perona" on 7inch.
Grupa 220 fourth single "Prva ljubav" on 7inch.
Grupa 220 third single "Prolazi jesen"
Grupa 220 second single "Kad bih bio Petar Pan".
01-Kad bih bio Petar Pan
02-Sreća
03-Ljubav je kao cvijet
04-Dobro došla, draga
05-To već i vrapci fućkaju
Bitrate 192
Vinyl Rip by Lajso
Two Belgrade bands on one promo tape part two, Zid (Semir Beširević guitar, vocal, Dragan Stanković guitar, Dejan Novčić bass, Goran Ilić keyboard, Nebojša Matović drums, Branislava Ćirić & Goca Mijatović background vocals). Songs were recorded in studio O, Cacadu and Olimp in 1991 and produced by Zoran Dančulović. Car Edip (Slobodan Petković vocal, Leonid Đurović guitar, Goran Kuliza guitar, Milenko Kalajdžić bass and Vladan Rajović drums). Songs were recorded in studio Cacadu, mixed and produced by Nebojša Marić Maroni.
Two Belgrade bands on one promo tape, The Robbers (I.Bošković keyboard, vocal, D.Topić guitar, V.Stokić guitar, A.Boričić bass, vocal & B.Mandić drums) which material was recorded in studio "Kazablanka" and produced by Dragan Stojanović and Na Granici Ludila (A.Tasić vocal, guitar, G.Bojić bass & D.Anastasijević guitar). 
Gastrbajtrs second album "Pot v raj" was recorded at studio Tivoli, Ljubljana, produced by Jure Toni and released on 21 of March 1988 for Helidon.
Sixth Rezonansa single "Tamo preko Dunava" on 7inch with B side "Vjeruj mi"
Hard rock group Stop from Zagreb was formed in 1979 by Nikola Sarapa Vaso (guitar), Mladen Mostečak (bass), Srećko Fadiga (drums) and Slobodan Furtinović (guitar). Third album "Hey Jimi" dedicated to Jimi Hendrix was recorded as trio without Slobodan Furtinović. Enjoy it!!!
Belgrade group Košava only album "Crveno vino" was recorded in "SIM" studio in Zagreb and released on 13th of August in 1986. Band members were: Aleksandar Vasiljević (vocal, guitar), Aleksandar Lukić (bass), Miloš Obrenović (drums) and Aleksandar Ralev (keyboard).
New Wave band Radio from Sarajevo is presented today on our blog. Their first album "Rampampila" was recorded in January 1981 at studio "Tetrapak", Split and produced by Ranko Boban. Band members were: Negra Bulbulija (vocal), Neven Đokić (guitar), Mirza Hajbić (bass), Damir Misirlić (keyborad) and Dubravko Smolčić (drums).
Đorđe Balašević started his solo career in 1982 with the album "Pub" (Jack) which was excellently received too. Shortly after he had a role in TV series "Pop Ćira i pop Spira". In the following 1982/83 tour he sold out Belgrade's Sava Center hall for the first time. His Sava Center concerts would become his trademark in years to follow. Here is debut solo album "Pub".
Third Film album "Sva čuda svijeta" produced by Tini Varga was recorded in Sweden in Tiva Recording Studio (Torsby), February and March 1983. Finally album was released on 23 of August same year.
Zlatni Prsti second album "Nokaut" was released on 14th of November in 1979. Band members were: Momčilo Radenković (vocal, guitar), Jovan Nikolić (bass), Dušan Maslać (keyboard) and Dragan Trajković (drums, percussions).
Rock group Demoni was formed in early sixties by keyboard player Toni Sabol. Today we have honour to present their No.1 album, so listen and enjoy.
Parni Valjak second album "Glavom kroz zid" was released in 1977 with big hit "Lutka za bal".
Group Zlatni Prsti was formed in 1970 by Momčilo Radenković (vocal, guitar), Slobodan Radenković (bass), Dragan Batalo (keyborads) and Dragan Trajković (drums and percussions). The debut album "Zlatni prsti"was released for PGP RTB in 1976 and it's available today on blog.
Lutajuća Srca debut album is presented today on blog. Bend members were: Spomenka Ðokić (vocals), Milan Marković (acoustic guitar, piano, cello, backing vocals) and Miroljub Jovanović (acoustic guitar, backing vocals). 
Third Pro Arte album "Pro arte" is presented today on blog. Band members on this album were: Đorđe Novković, Vladimir Savčić (vocal), Fadil Redžić (bass), Miroslav Šaranović (drums) and Arno Udatny (guitar). 
The Animatori third album "Dok ležim cijeli dan u sjeni" was recorded in studio "Tivoli" in Ljubljana in autumn 1987 and produced by Branko Bogunović. Band members were: Krešimir Blažević (vocal, guitar), Vatroslav Markušić (violin), Andro Purtić (bass), Dražen Đomek (drums) and Predrag Miljuš (guitar). Special guest on album was Zoran Predin (ex. Lačni Franz) in song "Bijeg".
Parni Valjak (trans. "Steamroller") was a Croatian and former Yugoslav rock band. They were one of the top acts of the former Yugoslav Rock scene. Parni Valjak was founded in 1975. Unlike many rock bands that would come later, their style was becoming more mainstream, becoming closer to pop, especially compared with the bands like Prljavo Kazalište or Azra. Here is their album "Vrijeme je na našoj strani" released in 1981, remastered. Album had three big hits "Kao ti", "Staška" and "Moje dnevne paranoje".
Bajaga's first album "Pozitivna geografija" was one the best albums in 1984. First video and big hit was "Berlin". Enjoy!!!
Kameleoni played often in Austria and Italy. They also played in famous Piper club in Rome. In 1968 they have some members changes and they make music for film "Soncni krik" (Sunny Cry). They split up 1969 but they have reunion concert in 1981 when they make their first long play record. Here is their cd compilation released in 1994.
La Strada only album was recorded in Studio 1 Radio Novi Sad in 1986 in one day and released in 500 copies. Band members were: Slobodan Tišma (vocal), Jasmina Mitrušić (keyborads), Horvat Žolt (guitar), Daniel Stari (bass) and Robert Radić (drums).
First Zana single and big hit "Nastavnice" released on 25th of August 1980. B side "Sveta"
Probably the best Yu Rock Group Ekatarina Velika with their video of the year 1985 and song "Oči boje meda".
Group Had from Osijek with their rare first single "Nebeski dar". B side "Put u ništa".
At the beginning of the 70's Indexi toured extensively and played at many pop festivals, making plans at the same time for recording their first LP album. Producers in the phonographic companies, however, insisted on their making hit-singles only. In this period they played in Soviet Union, Poland and Bulgaria in addition to frequent concert performances across Yugoslavia. Here is their single "Plima".
