Domaći / bivši jugoslovenski rok, pank i hevi metal (umetnici sa domaće i regionalne scene)

A dan je tako lijepo počeo

Album „A dan je tako lijepo počeo“ riječkog benda Paraf objavljen je 1980. godine i predstavlja prvi i istorijski pank album u Jugoslaviji, obeležen sirovom energijom i pobunom.

Atomska trilogija

Atomska trilogija je prvi album uživo pulskog benda Atomsko sklonište iz 1980. godine na audio kaseti. Sadrži energične izvedbe najvećih pesama benda i autentičan zapis njihove koncertne snage.

Bez tišine!

Vještice – Bez Tišine! original audio cassette is one of the rarest Croatian rock releases, released in 1991 by the Osijek-based independent record label Plavi pilot.

Bez Tišine!

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.

Doživjeti stotu

The 1980 album "Doživjeti stotu" by the band Bijelo dugme marks a major stylistic shift towards new wave. The Jugoton release features hits such as "Ha, ha, ha" and "Pristao sam biću sve što hoće".

Filigranski pločnici

The double audio cassette Filigranski pločnica brings Azra's cult album from 1982 with 27 songs, including "Tko to tamo pjeva", "Ako znaš bilo što", "Pavel" and the title track.

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.

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.

Izleti

The album "Izleti" by the Rijeka band Paraf was released in 1981 for ZKP RTVL. It represents the band's key transition from their punk roots to dark post-punk and gothic rock, and a masterpiece of the Yugoslav new wave.