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Olympic – Agata / Planetar
ABBA’s "Money, Money, Money" hits differently when you view it through the lens of our current economic landscape. It captures that relentless, cyclical grind perfectly—the feeling of being caught in a machine designed to extract everything you have while promising a way out that never actually arrives. It’s a cynical anthem for anyone who has ever felt like they are just running on a treadmill to fund someone else's lifestyle. Then there is "Crazy World." If "Money, Money, Money" is about the struggle to stay afloat, "Crazy World" is about the sheer absurdity of trying to find any semblance of order in the chaos. It serves as a reminder that the more we try to rationalize our existence, the more the universe seems to laugh at our efforts. Life isn't a linear progression; it's a series of unpredictable jolts. These tracks aren't just pop songs; they are observations of a reality that remains stubbornly indifferent to our plans.
The year 2525. Looking ahead that far feels less like prophecy and more like staring into a void. We tend to project our current anxieties onto the future, assuming technology will either solve everything or finish what it started by destroying us. It’s a predictable cycle. History suggests we don't actually move toward a utopia or a dystopia; we just move toward different versions of the same mess, only with shinier tools. Whether we're living in a high-tech sprawl or scavenging through the ruins of a collapsed superpower, the fundamental nature of the human condition remains stubbornly unchanged. Progress is often just a change in scenery.
4. Neda – Breeches / What beautiful streets these are today / Hurry to me, Dragane
Houston Dawn – Paul Bobek
6. Olympics – Tony / Boat Races
7. New Fossils – When our ship finally sets sail / Sympathy It’s an interesting sentiment. People always seem to be waiting for a grand departure that never quite arrives. It reminds me of watching a stalled locomotive at a Chicago station; everyone is standing on the platform, checking their watches, convinced the engine is about to roar to life, yet the tracks remain silent. There is a certain wearying predictability to this kind of optimism. We wait for the momentum to shift, for the "new" era to begin, but history suggests that movement is rarely as sudden as we hope.
8. The new seekers – What have they done to my song, Ma? / It’s a beautiful day.
9. Index – Only Roses Knew / My Lonely Love
Bora Spužić Kvaka – Neverlasting Love / And You Were My Last Hope / Why, Mother, Weren't You Eternal / A Song for Chicago
Asim Brkan performing with the Ace Stepic Ensemble: "I Once Loved Too" / "Two Youthful Hearts Given for Love."
Ambasadori – Tonight I Feel Like Writing a Song / I Can't Hide My Pain (San Francisco '76)
18. Pro arte – Come here, baby, I have something to tell you / You are my miracle
Novica Negovanović and his ensemble performing "You’re Getting These Congratulations for Your Wedding" / "It’s Our Fate" (Classic Hits Parade 76)
20. Dalibor Brun – I’ll Forget You / While We Were Together
22. Suzi Quatro – Daytona Demon / Roman Fingers
Pro arte – I’m weeping, leaving my home / Only once
Miroslav Radovanović and the Spasojević Brothers Ensemble – "You Are the Woman of My Life" / "Don't Play Games, Don't Torment My Soul"
Dordi Peruzović – Nothing matters but love, little blonde Anamarie.
27. Hoki Hoki – Your mother went to sleep / The willow weeps
29. Joe Dassin – America / Cecilia
30. Hana Zagorova – Malej Vilibald / Fata Morgana
32. ABBA – "Fernando" / Tropical Loveland
35. The Chameleons – Applausi / Torna Liebelei
36. Indexi – 310 Poljubaca / It was a good time
39. Indexi – My Hana “VSS '76,” Travels, Wait a Moment Honey – “Belgrade Spring '76,” Night Encounters
Silvana Armenulić performing with the Božić Ensemble – "I Am Alone" / "Play, Gypsy Musicians, Play"
Silvana Armenulić performing with the Ace Stepić Ensemble – "My Heart Burns Because It Loves You" / "Live Your Life."
44. Cod – Not Such a Little Baby / A New Angle
Mišo – Love Song / Someone else will untangle her hair while I’m left loving her from a distance.
48. Beba Selimović – Goodbye / No More Tears
50. Miki 77 – You’ll Be Mine / But Where To Go
The Mexico Five—it’s a classic case of "I love you, you love me." Think of it like those old-school Hollywood romances that always seem to fall apart under pressure. It’s all about Bostella, Monja, and Soul Finger.
Group 777 - Hey, little girl / Who are you?
55. Nataša Vladetić – Tears Without Crying – Oh, Come to Me Now
56. Al Bano & Romina Power – When Love Walks Away / Ci sarà
Dalibor Brun – Tears, tears / Ecstasy
Vera Matović performing "Ne mogu da se odvojim od tebe / Srećo moja, meni namijenjena" at the 1978 Festival of Pop Music in Nashville.
Olivera Katarina Vocal Group and Entertainment Orchestra – conducted by Komelije Kovač – "Sanjam" / "Bilo je tako lepo sve"
60. Patrick Hernandez – Born to be alive
61. Hamdija Ćustović – I want to get married / Dating advice
Summer Hits of '67 – I’m Drinking / If You Went to Bed / Marika’s Greatest Hits / I Can’t Stand the Tears in Your Eyes
64. Ksenija – Now you tell me, I fell in love all of a sudden.
Hašin Hučuk – Hoki – Emina / No, there is simply no truth to be found here.
71. Artistry – Breathing / Jasmina
72. Paldum Hanka – I Gave You Everything / I Loved the Eyes of an Unfaithful Man
73. New Fossils – If You Don’t Love Me / When the Years Pass By
75. Vladimir Savčić Čobi – If These Roses Were Small / Wait for Me, My Dear
Milanče Radosavljević – You have no idea what my soul feels / A woman with blonde hair
79. Paul Simon – Take Me to the Mardi Gras / Kodachrome
80. 5000 Volts – I’m burning up / Still burning up
81. Mirko Cetinski – Bella Ciao / Who Marries for That?
82. Duško Lokin - Dear Maria / A Table for Two
84. Melanie – Lay Down / Ruby Tuesday Melanie Safka had a way of cutting through the noise. "Lay Down" isn't just a folk song; it’s a masterclass in raw, unvarnished delivery. It carries that specific kind of grit you only find in the late sixties—an era where the polish was being stripped away to reveal something more honest underneath. Then you have "Ruby Tuesday." While the Rolling Stones' version is the standard, the sentiment remains a heavy, melancholic study of fleeting youth. It serves as a stark contrast to the energy of "Lay Down," moving from a rhythmic stomp to a slow, somber realization of time passing. One pushes you forward; the other forces you to sit still and reckon with what's lost. Typical of the era's duality.
Hana and Peter Ulrych / Speedy Gonzales / Dream Watcher
86. Martha Tena Elefteriadu – Wild Girls / When the Heart Lets Go
87. The congregation – Softly whispering I love you / When Susie boards her flight.
88. Vera Matović – My Favorite Guest / I’m Not Coming Back to Stay
89. The Guess Who – "Rain Dance" (B-side to "One Divided")
90. Santa Esmeralda featuring Leroy Gomez – "Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood" + the Esmeralda Suite
91. Libertas Festival '77 – Mother, the ship is sailing / Farewell, my friends
92. Slobodan Lalić – I loved once in my life / What if you returned
93. Rale and Mira Duet – You didn't know I loved you / God grant you faith
94. Pro Arte Festival '76 – Poor Captain Bepo / Where is the song you know
95. Miki '77 – Moon, my old friend / Today you are far away
96. Huesin Kurtagić – Over my father's grave and my mother's / I sing the saddest song / Oh, without love in my veins
98. John Kongos – Tokoloshe man / Can someone direct me back to earth
99. Gvozden Radičević and the Radoja Mitrović Ensemble – Take all that life offers / Roses for love / The heavy sorrows of love / Forgive me
100. Borislav Drljača with the Miodrag Todorović National Ensemble – Krnjevac – For your love / I won't kiss you, darling, every girl / A soldier's letter
101. Indexi, New York Spring '78 – Call me for coffee, an essay on man
102. Nada Topčagić, Summer Hit '77 – You're blocking my sun / A romantic journey
103. Sarievski Duet – Ilieva and the Galevski-Nanćevski Folk Orchestra – Let the misery remain / The teacher / My arm twitched / Uncle Gorgia died
104. Sabina Varešanović – And love collapsed / Somewhere behind us
105. Libertas Pop Music Festival '75 – My Anne is counting the days / Come back to me, Marietta
106. Junior Campbell – Hallelujah freedom / Alright with me
107. Lalabye – Stay a little bit longer
108. Duško Lokin – Words of reconciliation / Someone loves you in secret
109. Ambasadori, Opatija '75 – My homeland / Be with her
110. Dragan Mijalkovski – Memories of one summer / If only I knew who loves her now
111. Pro Arte – Give me the hand of love / The houses were left empty
112. Pro Arte – Chocolate Carolina
113. Tereza, Chicago '76 – Old loves / Does love mean nothing to you
114. Miki – A single star at the bottom of the sea
115. Paloma Blanca – Come on home
116. Duško Lokin VSS '74 – I still remember / Don't cry, my love
117. Mišo – Forgive me / Mother's letter
118. Dubrovnik Troubadours, Split '76 – A mandolin was playing softly somewhere / The oranges have blossomed
119. Group 777 – Mikado Eurovision '75 / Who is knocking on the door VSS '75
122. Paso – double bass, charming accordion and organ - If you go to Calatayud / Rosio / The Relicary / Espadrilles
123. Mungo Jerry
124. Martha & Tena – Solomon / An old man and two girls
125. Laufer – Nejdal / Winds of dark clouds / The little music maker / Karolina
126. Shut up František Ringo Čech – Little girl / I will not give up
127. Karel Gott – Crazy dreams / I think I'll marry this summer
128. Shut up František Ringo Čech – Digi dam / Hey, who is it
130. Mahir Paloš – You are alone, yet I still love you, D.i.E. (Opatija '74) (no cover)
131. Trio Tenors with Mexican Band – Lost Bullet / The Soldier in a Frock Coat / Cielito Lindo / I am leaving
133. The Rolling Stones – The Under Assistant / West Coast Promotion Man / (I can't get no) Satisfaction (no cover)
