Slomljena Stakla


Slomljena Stakla was a former Yugoslav pop rock band from Belgrade.

History

The band was formed in 1982 by singer and composer Zoran Vasilić. Other members were Mladen Lukač, Milan Stanković "Mika",, Dragan Zarić "Zare", and Aleksandar Živanović.
Their debut album, Psiho klub, produced by Srđan Marjanović, was released in 1983 through ZKP RTLJ. The album featured Vuk Vujačić on saxophone and Zoran Radetić on keyboards, as guest musicians. Backing vocals were sung by Snežana Stamenković and Marjanović. The album featured the hit "Još jedna votka". After the album release, Milan Stanković left the band and Dragan Petrović replaced him.
In the autumn of 1984, after a large number of concerts, the band released the album Ljubav je kad..., produced by Saša Habić, through Jugoton. The songs, heavily influenced by the New Romantic movement, were written by Zarić and Vasilić. The album featured the hits "Una", "Monsunski vetrovi", "Leto je, devojko", the title track, and the instrumental track "Senke u noći". Soon after the album was released, the band was joined by the new bass guitarist, Vladan Vasiljević, and the new drummer, Ivan Ranković.
The album Samo ljubav može to, released in 1988 through PGP-RTB, featured folk music elements in some of the songs. The album was recorded by Vasilić, Petrović and Milorad Džmerković, and also featured former S Vremena Na Vreme members Ljuba Ninković and Asim Sarvan on backing vocals, Dejan Škopelja on bass guitar, and Safet Petrovac "Saja" on guitar.
In 1991, Vasilić and Petrović, with a group of musicians, recorded the album Samo za tebe, released through Jugodisk. The album featured rerecorded "Još jedna votka", entitled "Još jedna votka, još jedno pivo", and hits "Sledi me" and "Ivana", the latter written by Boris Novković. The album was produced by Vasilić and Duda Bezuha, who also played the guitar, and featured, as guests, Snežana Ristić on vocals and Milan Komnenić on keyboards. After the album release, Slomljena Stakla ended their activity.

Discography

Studio albums