After they disbanded, there have been a number of rarities, compilations and tribute records, such as Rarezas (a rarities record part of a box released in 1992 including their whole discography). Then Memoria del porvenir was released six years after, in 1998, as a new compilation with different takes and re-recordings by the own band of some of their classics. In 2003 there was a final compilation in box format Caja de canciones which intends to be an ultimate luxury compilation aimed at the fan base including all of the band productions. A Greatest Hits special edition was released in 2004 under the name Lo mejor de Radio Futura: Paisajes eléctricos (1982-1992). Also in 2004 appeared the tribute record Arde la calle. Un tributo a Radio Futura including covers of the band's hits by a selection of contemporary bands and artists from the Spanish speaking world. In 2008, Escuela De Calor was featured in Guitar Hero: World Tour. Former members Santiago Auserón - guitar, vocals, lyrics (1979-1992) Luis Auserón - bass guitar, backing vocals (1979-1992) Enrique Sierra - guitar (1979-1987, 1988-1989, 1989-1992; died 2012) Herminio Molero - vocals (1979-1980) Javier Pérez Grueso - drums (1979-1980) Carlos "Solrac" Velázquez - drums (1981-1986) Carlos Torero - drums (1986-1988) Pedro Navarrete - keyboards (1986-1992) Javier Monforte - guitars (1987-1992) Óscar Quesada - drums (1988-1989) Ollie Halsall - guitar (1989-1992; died 1992) Antonio Vázquez - drums (1989-1992) Discography Albums Música moderna (Emi-Hispavox, 1980) La ley del desierto, la ley del mar (RCA, 1984) De un país en llamas (RCA, 1985) La Canción de Juan Perro (RCA, 1987) Escuela de calor. El directo de Radio Futura (RCA, 1989; live album) Veneno en la piel (RCA, 1990) Tierra para bailar (RCA, 1991; the band remixing some of their own songs) Memoria del porvenir (the band re-recording some of their own hits 1998) Compilations Caja de canciones (includes all their records with RCA and a Rarities album) (RCA, 2003) Lo Mejor de Radio Futura: Paisajes Eléctricos (1982-1992) (2004) Tribute albums Arde la Calle. Un Tributo a Radio Futura (2004) References External links Unofficial fan site La Huella Sonora is the recording studio of Santiago and Luis Auserón, the site includes info, pics and downloads from both their Radio Futura and solo careers Interview. Universidad Internacional Menéndez Pelayo (UIMP)2009, Santander, Spain La Transición y su doble. El rock y Radio Futura by Cristina Tango. The first analysis on