The article discusses new additions to the Virtual Fundus of the Museum of Neighbors Trešnjevka, which include photographs, objects, and personal testimonies related to the musical life of Trešnjevka from the 1970s to the early 2000s. These materials were collected in collaboration with residents of the Zagreb district. Among the highlights are stories about a Rolling Stones concert held at Dom Sportova in 1976, the Greek musician Demis Roussos' concert at the same venue in 1975, and the first modular synthesizer in Yugoslavia, Sanisint, created by Saniboj Žugić. The article also mentions other aspects of the alternative music scene during the 1980s, including records sold at 'Iz sve snage' in Trakošćanska Street and the former Dugmetara factory used by alternative bands.
Bias read (Center): The article presents historical and cultural information about the music scene in Zagreb without overt ideological slant. It focuses on documenting past events and contributions to local culture, rather than promoting any particular political agenda or perspective.






