Vennaskond

The line-up of Vennaskond has changed frequently and often the same line-up hasn't even played two consecutive concerts. Only Tony Blackplait has been in the line-up since the first concert in 1984. An incomplete list of members includes:

• Teet Tibar – guitar (also Tips; 1984–1985, 1987, 1996–1997)

• Marco Rüütel – guitar (1984)

• Lauri Leis (also Ed Edinburgh) – bass guitar (sporadically since 2000)

• Tarmo Kruusimäe (also Kojamees or Juhan Tiik) – bass guitar (1984)
• Andrus Lomp – percussion (1984–1985, 1987–1988)
• Reet Nõgisto – bass guitar (1984)
• Richard Nool – percussion (also Riho Nool; 1984)
• Kalle Käo – guitar (1985)
• Toomas Leemets – percussion (1985)
• Jaan-Eik Tulve (also Sursu) – bass guitar (1985–1987)
• Martin Post – percussion (1985)
• Allan Hmelnitski – percussion (1985)
• Mait Re – percussion, guitar (also Matheus Senta; 1985–1988, 2005–2006)
• Andres Aru – percussion (also Mõmmi; 1986)
• Venno Vanamölder – percussion (1987–1989)
• Ivo Uukkivi (also Munk; 1987)
• Martin Süvari – bass guitar (1987)
• Mati Pors – bass guitar (also Mati Porss; 1987)
• Tom Kinkar – bass guitar (1987–1989)
• Koidu Jürisoo – violin (1987)
• Villu Tamme – guitar (1987)
• Margus Põldsepp – guitar (1988)
• Jüri Kłyszejko – guitar (1988–1989)
• Raul Saaremets – percussion (1988)
• Vadim Družkov – percussion (also Vadjah Lahari, Vadyah Lahary; 1988)
• Ivo Schenkenberg Jr – percussion (also Belka, Ivo Schenkenberg, real name Ivo Orav; 1988–1990)
• Kristjan Mäeots – percussion (also Kotkas; 1989, 1998, 1999–2000)
• Ira Vatsel – violin (1989)
• Ruth Saulski – violin (1989)
• Herbert Spencer Jr – bass guitar (1989)
• Kristian Müller – percussion (1989)
• Maarja Ora – violin (1989–1990)
• Mait Vaik – bass guitar (1989–1996, 1999)
• Hindrek Heibre – percussion (1989–1993)
• Ülari Ollik – accordion (also Mätas; 1990, 1993–1996)
• Max Sinister – bass guitar (real name Margus Müil; 1993)
• Rainis Kingu – percussion (1993–1998)
• Camille Camille – violin (real name Imbi-Camille Rätsep; 1993–1998)
• Kaspar Jancis – guitar, bass guitar, piano, electric organ (1993–1998, 1999)
• Alar Aigro – bass guitar, sound (1997–1999, 2000–2001, 2003, 2005)
• Henn Rebane – accordion (1997)
• Tamur Marjasoo – guitar (1998)
• Catherine Matveus – violin (1998–2003)
• Rein Joasoo (1999)
• Margus Tamm (1999)
• Tuuliki Leinpere – violin (2003–2006)
• Pexte Paxter – percussion (a pseudonym, 2005)
• Angelica Awerianowa – violin (2006)
• Pet Creep – percussion (real name Peeter Proos, 2007, 2008)
• Henry Leppnurm – percussion (sporadically since 2004)

• Ltn. Schmidt'i pojad (1991), Vennaskond – MC
• Rockipiraadid (1992), Theka – MC
• Usk. Lootus. Armastus. (1993), EHL Trading/Vennaskond – MC, CD; reissued with a different cover and track order as Insener Garini hüperboloid (1999), Vennaskond – MC
• Vaenlane ei maga (1993), Vennaskond – MC
• Võluri tagasitulek (1994), Vennaskond – MC
• Inglid ja kangelased (1995), Vennaskond – MC, CD
• Mina ja George (1996), Vennaskond – MC, CD
• Reis Kuule (1997), Vennaskond – MC, CD
• Warszawianka (1999), HyperElwood – MC, CD
• Ma armastan Ameerikat (2001), DayDream Productions/Kaljukotkas/Remavert – MC, CD
• News from Nowhere (2001), Kaljukotkas/DayDream/Remavert – MC, CD
• Subway (2003), Vennaskond – CD
• Rīgas Kaos (2005), Līgo – LP
• Anarhia agentuur (2011), Elwood – CD
• Linn Süütab Tuled (2014), Vennaskond – CD
• Rockpiraadid (2014), Līgo – LP
• Vaenlane Ei Maga (2014), Līgo – LP
• Võluri Tagasitulek (2014), Līgo – LP
• For Anarchists Resistance (2016) - CD

• Priima (1999), HyperElwood – 2MC, 2CD

• Girl in Black/Riga My Love (1991), Vennaskond – 7"

• "Insener Garini hüperboloid" (1993)
• "Lili Marleen" (1993)
• "Kopenhaagen" (1993)
• "Elagu Proudhon!" (1994)
• "Selle laulu mina ise luuletasin" (1994)
• "Pille-Riin" (1994)
• "Õhtud Moskva lähistel" (1995)
• "10203" (1995)
• "Subatlantiline kohtumine" (1996)
• "101. kilomeeter" (2000)
• "Saepurulapsed" (2001)
• "Ma armastan Ameerikat" (2002)

• Balts Bite Back! (1993), Stupido Twins/Zona – MC, CD
• Rock. Pop in the East (1996), RFI – 2CD
• Europodium. Top of the European Pops (1997), RFI Musique – CD