playing the guitar, Slamnig co-authored the songs "Karlo", "Slovinjak punk" and "Žene i muškarci", the latter being called a hit single by band-members: Slamnig also delivered Brecelj's poem "Okrutni bogovi istoka". Slamnig did not remain a member of Buldožer for a long time, which comes not as a surprise regarding the fact that he lived in Zagreb, and the rest of the band in Slovenia. Slamnig gathered his own band with Žarko Mandić on bass and Radovan Lučić on drums, while the vocal duties were delegated to the then leading Zagreb actress Mira Furlan. The album Mira Furlan i Orkestar Davora Slamniga was recorded in Ljubljana at the end of 1982, and it was published by in Maribor by Helidon, where Boris Bele, the leader of Buldožer acted as Editor in Chief. The then unknown Srđan Dedić playing the piano and synthesizer as guest musician. Almost all the lyrics and music were written by Slamnig. Only the lyrics for "Dječačići" were coauthored by Furlan, and the music for "Samo da te malo" by Mandić. The album became one of the lost masterpieces of Zagreb music from the so-called New Wave era. Slamnig played in the band Dee Dee Mellow for a while, while the group was dissolving slowly after publishing a single audio-cassette. Slamnig wrote the score for the popular TV-show Blentoni, and his song "Frida" was recorded by Psihomodo Pop. Today Slamnig is a member of the band Psi od Slame (Straw Dogs) with another veteran "gray eminence" of the New Wave era, the musician and theatre-person Pjer Žardin. Up to this day the band has released no official recordings apart from those available at their Internet site. Other activities Slamnig created and recorded some jingles for the Zagreb Radio 101 as well as answering machine messages. He also did some programming. His Another MasterMind for Windows is one of the more witted version of the game adapted for computers. Recordings Mira Furlan i Orkestar Davora Slamniga (1982) Participated on: Buldožer: Izlog jeftinih slatkiša'' (1980) Books "Čudovište" (1980), short story collection "Qwertzu i Opš" (1983), short story collection "Topli zrak" (2002), novel "Krumpirova rodbina" (2005), short story collection Awards First Prize of Jutarnji list, 2002, for the novel "Topli zrak" Second Prize of Večernji list, 2004, for the short story "Teletabisi" Prize Ranko Marinković, Prize of Večernji list, 2006, for the short story "Kak smo postali Dalmatinci" Notes External