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[ Zvuki Mu-Legendy Russkogo Roka ] (. | | | | | ..genre...: AlternRock ...playtime..: 75:15 min |_ _| .rls.date.: 25.07.2004 ...company...: Moroz Records / \_ ...year...: 1997 .....size....: 107,2 MB ╖ | .quality..: VBR 44,1 JS .street.date.: 1997 /_ | ..songs...: 19 ...u..r..l...: www.zvukimu.com (fansite) | | .catalog.nr..: dMR 03698 CD | : : |_ _| /_ __________ ________ ________ ___ ______ ___ _\ . \_ _/_/ _ // _ \__/ _/ ______ ___. / /_/ _/_______ | / | _/ _/ _/ | | / (./ |/ _/_\___ /. | / | \ \ | . |/ | |\ \ / _/ | | /____________|\ __| |___/ .____| \ ________\ | -:-/ [t r a c k s] \_____/--| |--\_________|-------\_____/-----------:- / |______| | _ / nr. title. length _| \/. \. | 01 Seryj Golub' 03:46 | | 02 Bumaznye Cvety 03:02 | | 03 0 - 1 03:20 | | 04 Istocnik Zarazy 02:47 | | 05 Remont 03:46 | | 06 Butylka Vodki 04:19 | | 07 Dosugi Bugi 03:26 | | 08 Novosely 04:48 | | 09 Zabytyj Seks 06:15 | | 10 Len' 04:51 | | 11 Cvety Na Ogorode 04:59 | | 12 Transnadeznost' 03:14 | | 13 Turist 02:19 | | 14 Natasa 03:53 | | 15 Ljuljaki Bab 02:50 | | 16 Gadopjatkina 05:21 | | 17 Kaktus 02:54 | | 18 Suba Duba Bljuz 03:50 | | 19 Nestrasnyj Mu 05:35 | | | _ |_ _ __________ ___ __. ___ _______ ___ ___ _ _| _ \ / / / _ /_/ _/ __/ | ___/ _/ __/ _ \ _/ _/____/ _/ ____ _\ \ / \/ ./ _/ _/| _\./ _|_/ _\./ _/ \\____ _\./ (. \/ . | \ \| \ | \ | \ | | / \ | | . | | |\ \_ \| . \| ._ \| | ._ / \| _| | -:--|____|-\_____//______|\______|/_________|_____|/________________\-----:- | | :--[ .release.notes. ] : | | | here we go with a best-of compilation from zvuki mu, one of the most | | interesting (post-)soviet rock bands. we'll follow soon with the | | complete discography of zvuki mu, so consider this as a teaser for | | this amazing band! | | | | ----- | | | | Led by singer, songwriter, poet, actor, and all-around artistic | | troublemaker Pyotr Mamonov, Zvuki Mu was one of the few bands of the | | so-called "Russian Revolution" in late-'80s pop music that merited | | more than a casual glance from Western audiences. (As opposed to | | bands like the remarkably dull hard rockers Gorky Park.) Formed in | | 1981 by Mamonov, who was already a published author in his early | | 30s, Zvuki Mu (literally "sounds of moo," an absurdist name that | | suits Mamonov's playful lyrical style) performed increasingly | | above-ground gigs in Russia and Eastern Europe throughout the '80s. | | By 1989, as Mikhail Gorbachev's glasnost policies were taking effect | | and the Iron Curtain was starting to crumble, Zvuki Mu began to make | | a name for themselves in the West, to the point that Brian Eno | | signed the group to his own Opal label and produced their first | | album, 1989's Zvuki Mu. For this first album, the lineup was Pyotr | | Mamonov on vocals, Lyosha Bortnichuk on guitar, Pasha Hotin on | | keyboards, Sasha Lipnitsky on bass, and Lyova Pavlov on drums; | | nearly every Zvuki Mu album has a different lineup than the one | | before, with Mamonov the only constant. | | | | The group's unique blend of jazz, rock, Zappa-like weirdness, and | | subtle political content was quite popular among the more | | adventurous fringes of the Western pop scene, but a greater | | breakthrough never came. After the USSR's collapse, Russian rock & | | roll lost most of its exotic qualities and Western attention | | wandered elsewhere. Another Opal album, Zima (Winter), followed in | | 1991, but all Zvuki Mu albums after that were released only in | | Eastern Europe, where the band maintain a rather large fan base. | | Some of these albums include 2001's Chocolate Pushkin, 2002's | | Electro T, and over a dozen others, many of which double as | | soundtracks to Pyotr Mamonov's theatre pieces. | | | | - www.allmusic.com | : |_ |_ ./ _/ .____ ___ ______ ___ | | ___ | (.__/ _/ ______\ \ _/ _/_______ | | ._/ _\ | | _\./ /\ \ _\_____ \_ | -:---------| |\\ | | \ | /\ \\ . / |-----------:- | | | \\| _|_ \| _/ \ ._ |/ _| n e w s ! | | |____| \____\ /__________\ \_____|/___________\ |_ | _/ | | | lo usy o ld l oops are some rippers who hit out their music that | | doesn't fit in any of their primary groups. | | | | expect everything! from cheesy house over opera to experimental rock, | | from grandpa's 78rpm vinyl to the newest promo. whatever the music | | might be like, you can be sure that it's ripped and packaged in | | the best way possible. every release deserves the same quality | | treatment. | | | | nothing more nothing less. | | don't even think about contacting. | | | | | |_ _ _ _| _ / L o O L 2 0 0 4 - iT's aLL mUSiC!! \ _ \ / \ / \/ [last update 23.07.04] [ nfo by don rapello / sac ] \/