Atomsko Skloniste - Infarkt (1978)
Digitally Remastered, Reissued 2009 | EAC, FLAC image, CUE+LOG, covers - 225 mb | mp3 CBR 320 - 73 mb
Hard Rock, Progressive rock | Released: October 1978 | Label: RTV Ljubljana | Language: Croatian

The second album from the Pula`s Hard Rock band Atomsko Skloniste is Hard as the 1st one, with which they showed that they won`t mellow out. Until the last album with the vocalist Sergio Blazic, AS were a pure Hard Rock band, with few ballads or easy songs here and there, but basically a stubborn Hard Rock act. This is a great album.

Atomsko Skloniste - Ne Cvikaj Generacijo (1978)
Digitally Remastered, Reissued 2009 | EAC, FLAC image, CUE+LOG, covers - 245 mb | mp3 CBR 320 - 82 mb
Hard Rock, Progressive rock | Released: March 1978 | Label: RTV Ljubljana | Language: Croatian

Atomsko Skloniste (Atomic Shelter) is a biggest and most known Croatian and former Yugoslav hard rock band, formed in Pula in 1977. The band is known primarily for its strong anti-war lyrics. There were also bands that became known, but not any band ever matched their popularity.The band started in the period when Punk was the big blast in music, and AS played their stubborn Hard Rock to the bone, along with the lyrics by the poet Bosko Obradovic.

Smak - Crna Dama (1977)
Digitally Remastered | EAC, FLAC image, CUE+LOG, covers - 245.69 mb | mp3 CBR 320 - 74.26 mb
Progressive rock, jazz rock, blues rock, folk rock | Released: April 1977, Morgan Studios, London | Label: PGP RTB | Language: Serbian

SMAK was celebrated for Tocak's virtuosity in guitar playing, modelled on J. Hendrix and J. Page style, and for interesting, if not always successful, fusion of hard rock, prog rock, jazz rock with strong blues backing, with Arandjelovic's falsetto vocal often used as an instrument rather than singing. Crna dama is the second studio album by the Serbian rock band Smak

Paquito D'Rivera - Tico Tico (1989)
EAC, FLAC image, CUE+LOG, covers - 317.22 mb | mp3 CBR 320 - 119.20 mb
Jazz | Afro-Cuban Jazz | Released: 22 Dec 2008 | Label: Chesky Records | Country: Cuba

Paquito D'Rivera's alto and clarinet skills were ably displayed on this session, which featured him working in Afro-Latin, salsa, funk, swing and hard bop. Compositions ranged from intense, jam-flavored numbers with torrid solos, like "Recife's Blue" and the title tune, to introspective ballads, group pieces with rhythmically explosive sections and numbers displaying classical influences. The unifying force was D'Rivera, who also played tenor, but was most prominent on clarinet, doing both swing-oriented and looser, freer solos. While not as strict a jazz vehicle as his Columbia dates, this session presented a more eclectic, versatile Paquito D'Rivera.