If you are a fan of the golden era of Yugoslav rock, you know that 1987 was a massive year for the scene. Today, we’re looking back at one of the most commercially successful and beloved records from Novi Sad: self-titled third studio album, better known by its anthemic title track, "Vojvodino, što si tako ravna" . The Sound of the Pannonian Plain
: A beautiful Serbo-Croatian cover of the Hungarian band Omega's famous hit "Gyöngyhajú lány". If you are a fan of the golden
While the band went on hiatus in the early 90s, this album remains a staple for collectors of YU-rock. Whether you’re spinning the original vinyl from or streaming the remastered versions, it serves as a perfect time capsule of the vibrant 80s music scene in Novi Sad. While the band went on hiatus in the
This record is packed with tracks that became instant classics in the former Yugoslavia: Tracklist (1987 Jugodisk Release) Vojvodino Što Si Tako
Classic Jugo-Rock: Griva – Vojvodino, što si tako ravna (1987)
: One of the album's standout ballads that helped define their commercial peak. Tracklist (1987 Jugodisk Release) Vojvodino Što Si Tako Ravna Februar Je Mesec U Znaku Mačora Kad Me Ostaviš I Zaboraviš Devojka Biserne Kose I Noćas Ću Ti Doći Još Mislim Na Nju Mi Vas Volimo Sam Protiv Svih[Source: Discogs ]