the time the bass guitarist for the jazz band Ptica (Bird) and Džuboks magazine journalist. The second album, entitled Vrt svetlosti (The Garden Of Light), was recorded from August 1979 until January 1980. The album was produced by Aleksandar Pilipenko. The album featured five tracks: "Igrač" ("Dancer"), "Čarobnjaci" ("Wizards"), "Vrt svetlosti" ("The Garden of Light"), "Lunarni Modus" ("Lunar Modus") and "Sanjaš" ("You Are Dreaming"). The album featured female vocalist Dragana Šarić, who would later start a successful solo carer under the name Bebi Dol. Cover art was designed by Vuković and designer Dejan Popov, but the first version of the cover was refused by PGP-RTB as "unprofessionally designed", although it was likely refused as overly psychedelic. The album was promoted at a fashion show in Beko hall in Belgrade. In 1982 director Stanko Crnobrnja make a short film about the band called Na svoj način (In Their Own Way). Their last public appearance was in 1985, in the Sava Center concert hall in Belgrade, on the celebration concert dedicated to the anniversary of the music magazine ITD. On this show the band performed with musician and music critics Aleksandar Žikić on guitar. Recordings for the third album with the working title ISP III were never officially released, but later appeared on the band's official MySpace. During the 1970s and the 1980s many Belgrade musicians played with the band as guests. Out of the official members, the following took part: guitar players Goran Vejvoda, Ivan Pajević, Aleksandar Žikić and Bojan Kveder, keyboard player Zoran Zagorčić (from Električni Orgazam), and drummer Ivica Vdović Vd (from Šarlo Akrobata). Post breakup After Igra Staklenih Perli disbanded, Nikodijević formed White Rabbit Band, which featured Rakić on guitar. In the late 1980s Nikodijević moved to the United States, where he formed White Rabbit Cult with former Luna and Pekinška Patka guitarist Zoran "Bale" Bulatović. In 1999 White Rabbit Cult self-released the album ...And the Gods Made Wars, thematically inspired by the 1999 NATO bombing of Yugoslavia. During the summer of 1991 German record label Kalemegdan Disk released three Igra Stalkenih Perli LPs. The first one, Soft Explosion Live, was Cvetić's recording of the concert at the Belgrade Faculty of Dental Medicine. In 1993, the album was remixed and re-released, with some of the tracks shortened and the track "Majestic End" replaced by "Soft Explosion". The next release was Inner Flow which featured unreleased material recorded in