debut album forever punk released

The band’s debut album, Forever Punk , recorded at the Belgrade O studio for only four hours, was released by the Greek record label Wipe Out Records in 1991, and the following album, Pozovi 93 ( Call 93 ) was released by the Novi Sad record label Start Today Records in 1992. The band promoted the materials on tours of Yugoslavia , Hungary and Austria, and during the summer of 1991, the band toured Belgium and Netherlands. During 1992, the band performed in Skopje , Republic of Macedonia and prepared new material released on the CD Za jedan korak ( For a Single Step ) by the French record label Onkra from Toulouse in 1992. The band also performed at Ilirska Bistrica and Koper , Slovenia. In 1993, the band’s song “Ubijte me” (“Kill Me”) appeared on the various artists compilation The Dignity Of Human Being Is Vulnerable , released in Netherlands. In 1995, the band’s song “IdI+odlazi” (“Go+leave”) appeared on the anti-war compilation Mi za mir ( We for Peace ). The band’s fourth official album, Svetlo ludila ( The Light of Craziness ), prepared for about two years, was released by their own record label in 1997, and featured cover versions of Beethoven ‘s ” Ode to Joy ” and “Grk” (“Greek”) by Mikis Theodorakis .