1. Poderimo Rock 2. Homburg 3. Bolje da nosim kratku kosu 4. Stop Stop 5. Biti ruzan, pametan i mlad 6. Ori ori 7. Skakadak 8. Kratkovidi magarac 9. Bela sljiva 10. Ja sam panker u sakou starom 11. Kontracepcija 12. Sta je zblizilo nas 13. Gledaj, ja sam svoj 14. Never My Love 15. Ljubav 16. Za Yoko Ono 17. Biti ruzan, pametan i mlad 18. Bela sljiva 19. Bila je tako lijepa 20. Buba-rumba 21. Strah 22. Krug 23. Neko

I'm sure that many won't ever listen to this just because of the fact it's in a "weird" language. I know that if you're dumb enough to think so, it'll be hard to reason with you (actually, the fact you're checking a Yugoslavian band page lights some hope) but let me put it like this: around 1979-1980, very few bands, (including Anglo Saxon ones) could come up with such amount of energy. Almost TOO powerful for a pre-HC record and not because it was too fast or heavy, it just rocks more then punks then seemed to be allowed to. The singer sometimes sounds like a demented "Eurovision Contest" wanna be (if you're not European, you probably won't understand... doesn't matter really), and that, set up to original arranged but still rocking punk, that's a compliment. This is what "international" punk bands should strive to sound like: crude, stripped down, overcharged rock'n'roll (i.e. "punk") with your own twist/local music reference to escape the cookie–cutter limbo. The bootleg of this LP includes their excellent early 7"s and even some tracks from their mediocre 2nd LP.
-FEDERICO