: A .rar file labeled [CD FLAC] indicates a lossless rip from a compact disc, ensuring no audio data was lost during compression. This is highly valued by audiophiles for "archival" purposes.

The year 2002 was significant for the Serbian music scene, following major political shifts in the country. Many recordings from this era, especially in (Free Lossless Audio Codec) format, are archived by fans to preserve the live sound quality of the time.

: While Riblja Čorba is a major candidate, other Serbian rock and alternative bands performed high-profile "Beograd 2002" shows that circulate in collector circles.

: The "Zakon o radiodifuziji" (Broadcasting Law) was published in Belgrade in 2002.

: These files are frequently found on niche music forums, private trackers, or historical archives that document the post-Yugoslav rock scene. Cultural and Academic References

The most prominent musical event associated with this naming convention is the concert held on June 8, 2002, at the OFK Beograd stadium (Karaburma). Details regarding this specific performance and its subsequent physical releases can be found on Discogs . Overview of "2002 - Beograd" Recordings