Bolje uživo nego u mrtvo

In January 1990, the band performed at the alternative music festival called Bolje uživo nego u mrtvo ( Better Live Than Dead ), and made first recordings in June 1990, but the beginning of the Yugoslav wars at the beginning of the 1990s stopped the band from releasing the first CD release in the region. It was a four-song EP , recorded at the Barba studio in Bukovac , entitled Compact Disc , consisting of the songs “Gusti sok”, “Stomak eliminator”, “Novosadski vašar” and “Gril 13”, that Croatian label Jugoton never put out of press, and, as a result, the material was never released in this format. One of the songs from the EP, “Gusti sok”, appeared on the various artists compilation Novi Sad Vol. 2 . The EP was also to be released by the Novi Sad record label Start Today Records. Despite the EP not being released, the band promoted the recordings through radio and television broadcasts, which increased their popularity. At the end of 1990, Flourel Tatchkash and Elba drummer Aleksandar Milanov “Atzke” joined the group with Gojkov switching to guitar, and the new lineup had the first live appearance at the KUD Sonja Marinković.