band also participated the Brzi Bendovi Srbije manifestation, getting the band of the year award. During the same year, the songs "Deep Breathing" and "Thirst" appeared on the various artists compilation Witness Of the 1st Discussion, released by Silver Cross Records. The second studio album Oesophagus was released by B92 in June 1997, in a similar musical direction as on the previous release. The album, available on compact cassette only, recorded at the Belgrade studio Focus, on November and December 1996, featured guest appearance by Viborg Dallas vocalist Ema Vuai and Vrooom vocalist and actress Vladislava Đorđević. Music videos recorded for the tracks "Kratko & jasno" ("Loud & Clear"), "Apo pantos kakodaimonos" and "Razmena materije" ("Matter Exchange"), beside promoting the album, also served as an evidence of the band activity since they seldom performed live at the time. After the album release, the band held a mini-tour of Slovenia with Jovan Ružić "Yolefist" on guitar. The following year, Guru Ghagi appeared on the Vlada Divljan tracks "Niko nije srećniji od nas" ("Nobody Is Happier Than Us"), also featuring Šaban Bajramović, and "Pomoć, pomoć" ("Help, Help"), a cover version of the Idoli debut single, released on the 3 palme za dve bitange i ribicu (Palm Trees for Two Punks and a Chick) movie soundtrack. The soundtrack album also featured the URGH! track "Duboko disanje". The band also appeared on the various artists compilation with live versions of the songs "Nikad se necu vratiti" ("I Will Never Come Back") and "Erupcija" ("Eruption"), recorded at the fifth anniversary celebration of the TV Politika show Paket Aranžman (Package Deal) held at the Belgrade KST on December 7, 1996, and released on the Svi protiv svih (Everybody Against Everyone) various artists compilation in 1998. In 1999, the band entered the studio and recorded several new songs: "Struja" ("Electricity"), Samousavršavanje ("Self-improvement"), "Grč" ("Spasm") and "Konačno gluv" ("Deaf At Last"), which would appear on the first compact disc release, the compilation album 120%, featuring a selection of the material released on Unplugged and Oesophagus. The CD was never released although some tapes surfaced in the market and had modest distribution. In the autumn of the same year E-Play member Maja Cvetković took over bass duties and shortly after the drummer Dejan Stanisavljević left the band, being replaced by sampled drum tracks. Thus, the band remained a trio with Yolefist in charge of samples and had another tour