During 1999, Boris Aranđelović recorded a solo album "Milion godina" ("A Million Years") as Boris i Dinosaurusi on which the music was written by former YU grupa guitarist Bata Kostić, Jimmy Barnes and R.M. Točak, the lyrics by Marina Tucaković and Ranko Slijepčević, and the recordings featured Kostić, Ristovski, Kepa Stojanović, Zoran Milanović, Pera Joe and Neverne Bebe guitarist Saša Ranđelović "Ranđa". On March 3, 2000, the band performed at the Kragujevac Le Cinema hall and the recording of the concert was released in 2002 by Active Time as "Live – klub Le Cinema" ("Live – Le Cinema Club") in 2002. The same label released the recording of the TEK concert in Niš recorded in 1994, on the live album "Niš 1994". In 2001, the compilation album "Istorija" ("History") was released by PGP RTS, featuring songs from all the periods of Smak's career and the previously unreleased song "Blues od vina", which was recorded on the 1974 "Veče uz radio" anniversary concert. The following year, the band disbanded. A compilation album featuring a part of the material from "Live Without Audience" was released as "Antologija!" ("Anthology!") in 2005, and in autumn of the following year, the PGP RTS released a remastered edition of the album "Crna dama".