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1976/77 - 1980 I think there should be a site for this band too. There was one album released. The band had a film out every 2 weeks, when the music video was starting in the world. The films where comedy and may be lost since they were not allowed on state TV in the old times. The band had name changes every few months reverting to real band name just a week or a day before the concert to avoid too much attention from the KGB... since they were enforcing the antirock policy of the Old Guard. I was personally present when the name was assumed, and one on the suggestion list was Roti Äri -Rats Business, Correct me if I am wrong. I sometimes heard them rehearse.
1. Jaak Arro (Jekabs) – vocals;
2. Veljo Vingissaar (Vink) – lead guitar;
3. Jüri Kermik – bass guitar;
4. Hardi Volmer – drumms
5. Hardi Volmer– vocal and other voices
I moved this section from the article to talk, for obvious reasons - unsourced personal statement, bad English. What really piqued my interest was "5. Hardi Volmer– vocal and other voices". I've heard Pära Trust, but I am unaware that Hardi did more voices then just singing... Sander Säde 07:41, 19 August 2007 (UTC)[reply]
