Vinyl: LP

13

The compilation The Doors – 13 features thirteen of the legendary American rock band's most famous songs. The album was one of the band's most sought-after domestic licensed releases.

A dan je tako lijepo počeo

The album "A dan je tako lijepo poeče" by the Rijeka band Paraf was released in 1980 and represents the first and historic punk album in Yugoslavia, marked by raw energy and rebellion.

Back In '72

American rock musician Bob Seger's album "Back In '72" was released in 1973 on Reprise Records. It features a raw, bluesy rock sound and an original version of the anthology song "Rosalie".

Bez Tišine!

Black and White

Das dritte Album der Stranglers, „Black and White“, erschien 1988 bei United Artists Records. Es präsentierte einen düsteren, aggressiven und kompromisslosen Post-Punk-Sound mit Hits wie „Nice 'N' Sleazy“.

Blue For You

The album "Blue For You" by British rock band Status Quo was released in 1976 on Vertigo Records. It features a distinctively infectious boogie-rock sound and was a huge commercial success.

Buvlja pijaca

Riblja Čorba – *Buvlja pijaca*, a classic of ex-Yugoslav rock featuring the distinctive lyrics of Bora Đorđević and songs such as "Dobro jutro," "Ja ratujem sam," and "Baby, Baby, I Don't Wanna Cry."

Coda

Led Zeppelin's *Coda* features eight tracks that reveal the band's blues roots, powerful riffs, and playful musicianship. Along with "We're Gonna Groove" and "Bonzo's Montreux," this release from Suzy rounds out the group's story.

Déjà Vu

The supergroup Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young's 1970 album "Déjà Vu" is a masterpiece of Americana and folk-rock. The Yugoslav edition of Suzy from 1979 brings classics like "Teach Your Children".

Double Fantasy

John Lennon / Yoko Ono – Double Fantasy is a licensed Yugoslav release of John Lennon's last released album. The album features intimate songs about love, family, and the new phase of the author's life.