Aerodrom - Fratello 24 Sata Dnevno

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Review by Joseluis Morales

Fratello 24 Sata Dnevno by Aerodrom: A Raw Blast from Yugoslavia’s Rock Scene Let’s cut straight to the chase—this album slaps. Released in ‘84 under Jugoton, Fratello 24 Sata Dnevno is one of those records that punches you right in the gut with its unapologetic pop-rock energy. Produced by R. Dujmić (who clearly knew what he was doing on tracks A and B), this sucker’s got grit, soul, and just enough polish to keep it from falling apart at the seams. First up, “Fratello.” Holy crap, this track rips. It’s like they took all the frustrations of living in Yugoslavia back then and channeled them into a riff-heavy anthem that sticks to your brain like glue. The vocals? Gritty as hell but dripping with emotion. You can almost picture some dude in a leather jacket screaming along while cruising down the highway—or maybe just chain-smoking in his tiny apartment. Whatever vibe you’re imagining, trust me, it works. This song doesn’t mess around; it grabs you by the collar and demands attention. Then there’s “24 Sata Dnevno,” which flips the script a bit. If “Fratello” is raw power, this one’s more like late-night introspection after too much rakija. The melody hits different—it’s smoother, catchier, almost radio-friendly if it weren’t for that rebellious edge lurking underneath. There’s something about the way the guitar lines weave through the lyrics that feels oddly hypnotic. Like, I found myself humming it hours later without even realizing it. And honestly? That’s how you know a tune’s legit. What makes this album stand out isn’t just the music itself—it’s the attitude. These guys weren’t trying to reinvent rock; they were throwing everything they had into making something real. Sure, the production might feel dated now, but who cares? That’s part of its charm. It’s rough around the edges, yeah, but so are most things worth remembering. Here’s the kicker though: listening to this record today feels kinda bittersweet. Yugoslavia’s gone, Jugoton’s history, and yet here we are, still jamming to songs that somehow capture both anger and hope in equal measure. Makes you wonder—if Aerodrom were around now, would their music still hit this hard? Or would they get lost in the noise? Either way, Fratello 24 Sata Dnevno deserves a spot in your collection—not because it’s perfect, but because it’s alive. Fucked-up, flawed, and unforgettable. Just like life itself.

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Artist: Aerodrom
Album: Fratello 24 Sata Dnevno
Rating: 3.0

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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
24 Sata Dnevno
Fratello

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Catalog Numbers

SY 24034

Labels

Jugoton

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Formats

  • Vinyl
  • 7"
  • Single
  • Promo

Credits

RoleCredit
ProducerR. Dujmić (tracks: A, B)

Notes

  • S ploče ikayete "Dukat i pribadače"
  • LSY-61935, CAY-1500

Barcodes

  • Matrix / Runout (Side A Runout): SY 24034 A 17 10 84 SB
  • Rights Society: SOKOJ
  • Other (matrix on label side a): SY 24034 (sy 24034 a)
  • Other (matrix on label side b): SY 24034 (sy 24034 b)
  • Other (Year of production both labels): P 1984
  • Other (State Standard Both Labels): JUS. N. N4. 201

About Aerodrom

Croatian pop rock band active in period 1978-1987 in former Yugoslavia. Started as a prog rock band, after the first album changed style to pop rock sometimes with prog rock influences. After almost 15 years, group united again and in 2001 they released 6th album "Na Travi". By late 2002 the band stopped working again. In 2007 they resurfaced, this time as "Jurica Pađen & Aerodrom". Members: Jurica Pađen - guitar (1978-1981); lead vocals, guitar (1982 to present) Remo Krstanović Cartagine - bass (1978-1987) Zlatan Živković - lead vocals (1978-1981); drums, vocals (1985-1987, 2001-2002) Mladen Krajnik - keyboards (1978-1981, 2001-2002) Paolo Sfeci - drums (1978-1979) Branko Knežević - drums (1979-1984) Zoran Kraš - keyboards (1981-1984) Nenad Smoljanović - drums (1984-1985) Alan Bjelinski - keyboards (1984-1985) Tomislav Šojat - bass (2001 to present) Slavko Pintarić Pišta - drums (2007-2009) Ivan Havidić - lead guitar (2008 to present) Damir Medić - drums (2009 to present)

Name Vars

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  • 3ofUs
  • Aerodrom (Ratna Postava)
  • Grupa Aerodrom
  • Jurica Pađen & Aerodrom
  • Jurica Pađen I Aerodrom

Members

  • Zoran Kraš
  • Paolo Sfeci
  • Jurica Pađen
  • Branko Knežević
  • Tomislav Šojat
  • Alan Bjelinski
  • Zlatan Živković
  • Remo Cartagine
  • Mladen Krajnik
  • Slavko Pintarić Pišta
  • Nenad Smoljanović
  • Damir Medić
  • Ivan Havidić

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s something cool: The album *Fratello 24 Sata Dnevno* by Aerodrom is a hidden gem from Yugoslavia's 1980s rock scene. Released in 1984 under the Jugoton label, it blends pop rock vibes with raw energy. Fun fact—R. Dujmić produced the tracks, and the album features just two songs: "Fratello" and "24 Sata Dnevno." It’s like a snapshot of a specific time and place, capturing the spirit of Yugoslav rock before everything changed. Not many people know about it today, but those who do often call it a nostalgic treasure.