#Ex yu muzika za free#
Stranica za ljubitelje dobre muzike! Listen to free radio stations from EX YU which broadcast. This was called the ‘Paket Aranzhman’ omnibus album and it helped a lot for the promotion of the local punk musicians and punk in Serbia overall.Ex YU pop-rock muzika za uzivanje. Their first recordings were in 1981 in an album that also featured the groups ‘Idoli’ and ‘Sharlo Akrobata’. This band was formed in Belgrade, Serbia in 1980, by Srdjan ‘Gile’ Gojkovich, the frontman of the band. Famous for: “Tishina”, “442 do Beograda”, “Godine prolaze”, “Sa druge strane jastuka”, “Tishina”… The former band name was ‘Bajaga I Instruktori’, and this same frontman was briefly a part of the famous group ‘Riblja Chroba’. This band got its name due to the singer and creator, Momchilo Bajagic Bajaga who assembled this Serbian rock band, even though he was born in Bjelovar. Still, their fame is linked to: “Kad sam bio mlad”, “Kako je lepo biti glup”, “Amsterdam”, “Rekla je”…
#Ex yu muzika za pro#
They were famous until the Yugoslavia breakup, but in the period of Yugoslav wars, their success dropped because the frontman was openly pro Serbian nationalism only. Their themes were mostly controversial (social and political lyrics) that brought many critics and scandals along the way. Later on, they were even conjoined with the famous Momchilo Bajaga (which will be mentioned separately on this list). They got famous for their singer Bora Djordjevic and their most known song “Lutka sa naslovne strane”.
This rock band was one of the pillars in the ex yu rock scene, as they formed in Belgrade, Serbia, in 1978. Famous with: “Shal od svile”, “Shejn”, “Ena”, “Moja prva ljubav”… After two more completed albums, they disbanded in 1990. There was a pause in their music making due to the Yugoslav People’s Army, but after this they continued with making a second album. The songs were made by Rundek himself or the bass player Srdjan Sacher. With the keyboardist and brass player, they officially made “Haustor”. Primarily, they formed in late 70s with the singer Darko Rundek and later gather more members. This new wave band formed in the 80s, in Zagreb, Croatia. Famous for: “Kishe Jesenje”, “Marina”, “Mi pleshemo”, “Mojoj Majci”… At first, the band started off as punk-rock, and they really looked up to Rolling Stones. The inspiration behind the name came from an Italian comic book Alan Ford, a really famous one for that period. I n 1977 in Zagreb, Croatia, was formed one of the greatest Ex Yu rock bands, Prljavo Kazalishte (which translates as ‘Dirty Theater’). Their most famous hits were: “Zenica Blues”, “Balada o Pishonji I Zhugi”, “Lutka sa naslovne strane”, “Guzonjin sin”… It was normal to hear that the guys from the band were often criticized for their criticism toward the socialism system, so they got into trouble for lyrics that referred to that. They were unique, they were special – garage rock hard sounds with a bit of gypsy musical moments, they certainly stood out. In 1980, in Sarajevo, Bosnia, was formed a punk-rock new wave band called Zabranjeno Pusenje. Famous for: “Djurdjevdan je…”, “Hajdemo u planine”, “Ruzica si bila”, “Za Esmu”… They were unique since they showed a blend of folk and hard rock at the same time. After Bregovic, this band welcomed Alen Islamovic in 1986 before it disbanded in 1989 due to Yugoslavian tensions of that period. During their most active years, mass media referred to this craze as ‘Dugmemania’.
Their most famous member is Goran Bregovic, along Zeljko Bebek. This rock band was formed in Sarajevo, Bosnia, in 1974. They were most famous with: “Ti si sav moj bol”, “Krug”, “Par godina za nas”, “Srce”, “Tonemo”, “Oci boje meda”… What makes EKV so mysterious in a way is that all of the members (from the last band formation known) passed away from unfortunate events, illnesses and addictions. The constant members were the singer Milan Mladenovic, keyboardist Margita Stefanovic and the bass player Bojan Pechar, while other members were never staying too long in the band. In the Yu-era, they have been the most famous New Wave/influential rock performers. This band took inspiration for the name from Catherine II from Russia, or are widely known as EKV for short. They have strengthened the rock music basis of their time with the most known: “Marina”, “Uzas je moja furka”, “Balkan”, “Krvava Meri”, “A sta da radim”, “Kao ti I ja” and others. Why is Azra first on the list? They are supposedly the greatest musical influencers of their time and in the Yugoslavia period overall. They formed in 1977 in Zagreb, Croatia with the lead singer Branimir Johny Shtulich. This rock band was a huge hit in the 80s in Yugoslavia.
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