PGP Suzy
Zagreb
Croatia
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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.
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".
Boa
Boa is the debut album by Zagreb band Boa from 1981 on audio cassette. It brings sophisticated art rock and new wave through atmospheric arrangements, keyboards and the recognizable urban sound of the 1980s.
Boa
The debut album "Boa" by the Zagreb band of the same name was released in early 1982 for Suzy. Recorded in Sweden, it brings sophisticated art-rock, synth-pop and new wave with the influence of Western trends.
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.
Greatest Hits
Rod Stewart's 1979 "Greatest Hits" compilation features his greatest pop and rock hits. The 1980 Yugoslavian licensed release of Suzy features hits like "Maggie May."
Heroj ulice
Heroj ulice is the third studio album by Prljavi kazalište, released on audio cassette in 1979. It marks the band's transition from their punk phase to a broader rock expression, with energetic songs and a recognizable urban sensibility.
Heroj ulice
Prljavo kazalište – Heroj ulice is the third studio album by the Zagreb rock band, released in 1981. It marked a new chapter in the band's career and brought the title hit that became a classic of domestic rock.
King Of Rock And Roll
The legendary Little Richard's album "King Of Rock And Roll" was released in 1971 on Reprise Records. It brought an energetic return of the rock and roll pioneer in a more modern funk and blues guise.