when it became clear the old classics would not be played. Instead of Zabranjeno Pušenje, the crowd got The No Smoking Orchestra, and they did not like it. The stage was pelted with half-filled plastic water bottles forcing the band to abandon their set after barely 40 minutes. It was an unpleasant homecoming and a clear statement that their new style is not welcomed by hardcore fans. The band did not dwell on it and they continued the tour, crossing Europe, South America and even parts of Asia. In May 2005 they played a show in Cannes, France, during the film festival for a movie industry crowd including Salma Hayek and Javier Bardem. Writing In June 2014, Karajlić's autobiography Fajront u Sarajevu (Last Call in Sarajevo) got released. In addition to glowing reviews and notices, it also did well commercially, selling more than 80,000 copies by the end of 2014. He also wrote FBI-Tesla files, United brothers and Thessaloniki's 28. References External links 1962 births Living people Musicians from Sarajevo Serbs of Bosnia and Herzegovina Bosnia and Herzegovina emigrants to Serbia Yugoslav musicians Bosnia and Herzegovina musicians Male actors from Sarajevo Bosnia and Herzegovina rock singers Serbian rock singers Serbian punk rock musicians Serbian film score composers Yugoslav rock singers New Primitivism people Zabranjeno pušenje members Top lista nadrealista Indexi Award winners Yugoslav Wars refugees