Gordi

GORDI - ex-Yugoslavian rock / Heavy Metal band The band was formed in Belgrade, Serbia (ex-Yugoslavia), in November 1977 by guitarist Zlatko Manojlovi?, a former "D?entlmeni", "Fle?" and "Dah" member. The first line-up of the band also featured Stevan Milutinovi? (drums), a former "Dogovor iz 1804", "Moira" and "Dah" member, Goran Manojlovi? (keyboards), a former "Dah" and "Land" member, and Dragan Jankovi? (bass guitar), a former "Buket Mojih Prijatelja" member. On their five studio albums Manojlovi? is a complete songwriter.

The band was formed in Belgrade, Serbia (ex-Yugoslavia), in November 1977 by guitarist Zlatko Manojlovi?, a former "D?entlmeni", "Fle?" and "Dah" member.

The first line-up of the band also featured Stevan Milutinovi? (drums), a former "Dogovor iz 1804", "Moira" and "Dah" member, Goran Manojlovi? (keyboards), a former "Dah" and "Land" member, and Dragan Jankovi? (bass guitar), a former "Buket Mojih Prijatelja" member.
On their five studio albums Manojlovi? is a complete songwriter.

The band developed and changed their musical style over the years, having started as progressive rock band, then turning to rock-hard rock sound and ending up as Heavy Metal band.
Although only their last two studio albums "Pakleni trio" ("Hell Trio") and "Kraljica smrti" ("Queen of Death") were truly Heavy Metal oriented, these are the albums for which Gordi are generally most remembered.
The line-up for these two albums was:
Zlatko Manojlovi? - guitar, vocal
Slobodan Svrdlan - bass, backing vocals
?edomir Petrovi? - drums, backing vocals

In 1979 the band won the first place at the international rock festival in Pozna?.
The band disbanded in 1984, after Manojlovi? released his first solo album "Zlatko".

Discography:
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SINGLE:

"Duga no?" / "Idi sad" (PGP RTB 1978)

ALBUMS:

1. ?ovek ("A man") (ZKP RTLJ, 1978)
2. Gordi 2 (ZKP RTLJ, 1979)
3. Gordi 3 (PGP RTB, 1981)
4. Pakleni trio ("Hell Trio") (Jugoton, 1982)
5. Kraljica smrti ("Queen of Death") (Jugoton, 1983)