Serbian band recalls fall of Yugoslav rock scene Little more than a quarter-century ago, Yugoslav rockers sold millions of records, went on mega-tours and the country's vibrant musical press breathlessly followed every album, band bust-up and reunion. Today, to the sorrow of its ageing followers, this small but rich seam of world music is no more. One of the Yugoslav's most influential and popular bands called Riblja Corba, meaning "Fish stew", looks back on how history has shaped the music industry. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES