Atomska trilogija

Atomska trilogija is a concert album by the Pula-based rock band Atomsko sklonište, released in 1980, and this edition is available in audio cassette format. The album was recorded live in Pula, in the former JNA Hall (today the Croatian Veterans' Hall), after a period in which the band had already gained the status of one of the most recognizable representatives of hard rock in the former Yugoslavia.

The name Atomska trilogija symbolically denotes a complete ensemble of the band's early work, and the recording features a selection of songs from the first three albums: Ne cvikaj generacijo, Infarkt and U vremenu horoskopa. The cassette contains concert versions of songs such as U vremenu horoskopa, Gazi opet čizma, Čedna gradska lica, Generacija sretnika, Ne cvikaj generacijo, Pomorac sam majko, Bez kaputa and Na kraju stoljeća.

The album particularly highlights the strong stage energy of the band, the powerful vocals of Serđ Blažić Đoser, the guitar expression of Bruno Langer and the lineup of Atomic Shelter, and the recognizable lyrics of Boško Obradović marked by anti-war, social and existential motifs.

The Atomic Trilogy is considered one of the most important concert albums of domestic rock, and the audio cassette is a valuable collector's item for fans of hard rock and the ex-Yu music scene.