Articles → TOP 24 MUSICIANS FROM EX-YUGOSLAVIAN COUNTRIES

• concretica

  dZihan & Kamien

  10 mai 2009, 10h55m

• selcukalhan

  duo formed in Austria and just one member is from Bosnia, I mean I don't accept them as Bosnian and that's why I did not put Dzihan & Kamien to the list.

  10 mai 2009, 11h17m

• selcukalhan

  yes it's about my much more care to blood than environment for my lists.

  10 mai 2009, 17h07m

• selcukalhan

  you are right, there is country called Albania then I should add Kosovan albanians to there. Albanians in these countries will be in my Albania list and Kosovan Serbs will be here. But it is not my fault, why did yugoslavia is taken so many pieces...

  10 mai 2009, 17h31m

• nikooolaa

  Band formed from Serbs born in Kosovska Mitrovica: Popečitelji -- http://www.myspace.com/popecitelji -- very nice if you ask me

  12 mai 2009, 15h42m

• nikooolaa

  Anyway, writing these kind of lists is very bold. Not just you give sort of a top-charts, but you surely didn't listen to ALL of the music from the region. In case of ex-Yu there are dozens of bands that you probably didn't listen: Šarlo Akrobata, Leb i Sol, Urban & 4, The Bambi Molesters, Rambo Amadeus, Kultur Shock, Vasil Hadžimanov Band, Block Out, Smak,Slobodan Trkulja & Balkanopolis, Suba, Rex Ilusivii, Darkwood Dub, Pekinška patka, Vlatko Stefanovski & Miroslav Tadić, Haustor, Darko Rundek, Bjesovi, Disciplin A Kitschme, Boye... and many, many more. :) Not that ones you mentioned don't deserve to be mentioned, but if you listen some of these maybe you will expand your list. :)

  13 mai 2009, 16h14m

• Eternally_Blind

  Devil Doll should be second...

  20 jui. 2009, 13h54m

• macijikralj

  oh mon dieu

  25 sept. 2009, 17h52m

• gil-zero0

  EKV tek 6.?

  22 mai 2012, 14h31m

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