Marin Skrgatic - Dawn of the Yugoslavian Prog​-​Rock Era - Unreleased radio recordings 1970​-​1976

1. Soul Sound Band - Ljubavna pjesma 03:35
2. Grupa Škrgatić - Tarbuk - Uzmi riječi 04:38
3. Grupa Škrgatić - Tarbuk - Prvi put 02:34
4. Grupa Škrgatić - Tarbuk - Trenutak jedne misli 03:56
5. Grupa Marina Škrgatića - Bumbarov pjev 04:42
6. Grupa Marina Škrgatića II - Prirodi 05:33
7. Grupa Marina Škrgatića II - Čežnja (Alternate take) 04:08
8. Grupa Marina Škrgatića III - Karneval 03:06
9. Grupa Marina Škrgatića III - Rastanak 02:50
10. Grupa Marina Škrgatića IV - Tko remeti tvoj mir 02:20
11. Grupa Marina Škrgatića IV - Prijateljstvo 03:31
12. Grupa Marina Škrgatića IV - Doći će tvoj dan 02:40
13. Grupa Marina Škrgatića IV - Čovjek na klupi kraj mora 05:20
14. Grupa Marina Škrgatića II - 6 x 5 x 69 02:40

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Another lost musical treasure unearthed by the Everland-YU imprint! Seven years have passed since this material landed in our hands and we counted the days since we could give it the justice it deserves. Fully licensed and remastered from original master tapes, this chronologically arranged LP is a collection of previously unreleased radio recordings all of which have one thing in common: the unmistakably original musical ideas and vocal performances of Marin Škrgatić (1950-2014). Marin was a Croatian prog-rock pioneer, who as a result of a series of unfortunate circumstances, did not receive much recognition in the dawn of the Yugoslavian prog-rock era. In their prime, his groups were an active and well-acknowledged underground phenomenon, filling stadiums and music halls all over Yugoslavia. This material represents some of the first attempts to record complex progressive rock arrangements in Yugoslavia – sourcing heavily from local folk music, jazz, and classical influences. Interestingly enough, most of the songs presented here were dismissed as being too progressive at that time - by the largest Yugoslavian record company Jugoton. This gatefold LP includes thus far unpublished photos and detailed liner notes about the evolution of Marin’s groups resulting from interviews with former band members with whom we’ve uncovered some of the mysteries of Yugo-prog-rock’s annals.