Some of the lyrics and music inspired by Dr Fuzz, Pekinška Patka, Deep Purple, Obojeni Program, Eddy Grant, Lazar Stojanović, Vranešević.
Today (NBC program) | television program | Apollo program | Fulbright Program | Television program | Nightline (US news program) | Today (Australian TV program) | Glenn Beck Program | V-12 Navy College Training Program | Sunrise (TV program) | Program and System Information Protocol | Computer program | The Sarah Silverman Program | Head Start Program | computer program | The Dave Ramsey Show (radio program) | Greater Underwater Propulsion Power Program | Space Shuttle program | Individualized Education Program | Apollo Program | Voyager program | United States Antarctic Program | Today (U.S. TV program) | The Morning Show (TV program) | Obojeni Program | Army Specialized Training Program | Strategic Hamlet Program | Pioneer program | National Security Education Program | International Visitor Leadership Program |
Most notable bands from the period are represented by their frontmen and/or other members, including Dr. Pop (Atheist Rap), Boban (Ritam nereda), Kebra (Obojeni Program), Robert and Relja (Generacija bez budućnosti - GBB), Vijetnamac and Marta (Zbogom Brus Li), Medan (Love Hunters), Ilija (Mitesers), Dules (Atheist Rap and Mitesers).
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Authors used music videos by Generacija bez budućnosti, Obojeni Program, Ritam nereda, Atheist Rap, Zbogom Brus Li, Vrisak generacije, Boye, Love Hunters, DMT and Ska ringišpil.
The band promoted the material with the appearances at the Urban Rock festival, held in Skopje, Republic of Macedonia, with the bands from Croatia, Albania, Slovenia and Greece, the No Man's Land festival in Niš, performing with the bands Suns (from Skopje), Blind (from Netherlands), KBO! (from Kragujevac), Obojeni Program (from Novi Sad) and Džukele (from Subotica), and the performance at the Belgrade club Prostor, on September 1994.
Urbana Gerila various lineups included Uroš Đurić, later painter and occasional actor, Slobodan "Loka" Nešović, later founder of Automatik Records company, Branislav "Kebra" Babić, later frontman of Obojeni Program, Nenad "Kele" Krasavac, later the founding member of Disciplina Kičme, and Dragoslav "Draža" Radojković, later member of Laibach and Kazimirov Kazneni Korpus.
Obojeni Program were one of the first Yugoslav bands to have a video played on MTV's 120 Minutes and they were also on John Peel's tracklistings in year 2002.