Zemlja sreće

Hate to say it, but the album is really uneven. It starts off with one of my favorite summer tracks in Dobre Vibracije, dips on A2 and A3 (which is a Donovan ripoff, even if the sleeve doesn't say it), jumps back up on A4 and A5, dips AGAIN (though not as hard) on B1 through 3, then ends on a high note with B4 and B5. That being said, the dips aren't that deep, and are still really enjoyable, especially in a chill setting, but are not something I'd go out of my way to play. Still, a very competent record, in the underrated discography of one of the more overlooked head honchos of Yugoslavian new-wave.