in july 1998 the old stars band had a successful tour of slovenia and divljan appeared as guest on buldožer concerts. during the same year divljan with his companions entered the studio in novi sad to record his comeback album "sve laži sveta", the album was released in 2000. the album featured slower songs, a cover version of buldožer's hit "novo vreme" ("new age"). the closing track "rodina" was sung in russian and used in an australian documentary about a russian astronaut. guest appearances featured kiril džajkovski (synthesizer), mladen đorđević (trumpet), laslo dieneš (trumpet) and andrej maglovski (accordion). the cd also included a multimedia biographies of musicians, recordings of live performances and sections from the documentaries for which divljan wrote the soundtrack.