keyboardist Miša Savić and guitarist Vladan Aćimović. The band released their first and only studio album, entitled 88, in 1988 through PGP-RTB. The album was produced by Momčilo Bajagić "Bajaga" and the band's logo on the album cover was designed by renowned architect Aleksandar Deroko. The album brought campy songs, with tracks "Zgromiću te ja" ("I Will Crush You"), "Gagarin", "Nikad robom" ("Never a Slave") and "Majmun" ("Monkey") seeing the biggest airplay. After a series of promotional concerts, the band ended their activity in the same year the album was released. Post breakup Vladimir Đurić After the band ended their activity, Đurić worked as a screenwriter, director and TV author. He returned to music in 1993, when he released the album Maštarije (Fictions, named after Jorge Luis Borges' collection of stories). The album, released by L.V.O. Records, featured songs written during Heroji's activity. The album featured former Heroji member Miša Savić on keyboards, as well as Mladen Arsenijević on guitar and Rade Bulatović on bass guitar. The album featured songs with Caribbean rhythms and nostalgic lyrics. In 1997 Đurić published the album Mediteran (Mediterranean) with the backing band named Mornari (Sailors). The band featured Miško Petrović "Plavi" (accordion, formerly of VIA Talas, D' Boys and Ekatarina Velika, at the time member of Piloti), Mladen Arsenijević (guitar), Ratko Ljubičić (drums), Goran Rakočević (bass guitar) and Radovan Popović (saxophone). The material for the album was originally written for Đurić's radio drama Balada o unutrašnjem moru (The Ballad of the Inner Sea). The album was produced by Vlada Marković and was stylistically similar to Maštarije. In 1998 the compilation album The Best of Đura was released, featuring songs from Maštarije and Mediteran, as well as Heroji's "Zgromiću te ja" and previously unreleased "Balkanska" ("Balkan Song"). In 2000 Đura i Mornari (Đura and the Sailors) released the album Tropikalizam (Tropicalism), produced by Mornari member Mladen Arsenijević. In 2005 Đurić released the album Letnja terasa (Summer Terrace) under the name Đura Mornar (Đura the Sailor). He recorded the album in cooperation with keyboardist Milan Milosavljević, guitarist Zoran Anić and producer Aleksandar Janković. In 2014 Đura i Mornari released the album Algeria, in the lineup featuring, beside Vladimir Đurić, Radivoje "Rale" Bojanovski (guitar), Dejan "Deki" Resanović (bass guitar, accordion), Milan Milosavljević "Burda" (keyboards), Nikola Đokić (drums) and Boris Đurić (accordion). The song "Tekila Meksiko" ("Tequila Mexico") featured singer Prljavi Inspektor Blaža on vocals as guest. In