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The album that was intended to break the influential Russian band in the west was by far the slickest of their releases, with sound quality up to the standards of European and American bands. This is notable because much of their previous work was crudely recorded and didn\'t hide the fact that the guitarist was no virtuoso on his instrument.

Nevertheless, their early work had all the wild energy of punk rock and much more interesting instrumental textures, and had earned them a considerable following even outside Russia. Got an early boost from a favorable review from influential Village Voice critic. It\'s easy to see why -- the music has a unique dynamic composed of \'s driving bass set against \'s oddly tuned, mechanical-sounding guitar. Had become a pretty respectable guitarist by this time, and though he was no technical genius he showed flashes of ingenuity. The band adds hints of Eastern European music to their lively alternative rock, with occasional excursions into territory and even reggae, and the result is continuously interesting. Nevertheless the focus is squarely on frontman, whose gruff baritone vocals are compelling even to a listener who speaks not a word of Russian.

Listeners who did speak Russian could attest to \'s subversively poetic lyrics -- remember, in the \'80s, you still had to be oblique about any anti-government sentiments or you had long involuntary interviews with people who could send you to Siberia. \'Gruppa Krovi,\' the title song, translates as \'Blood Type,\' the information that is written on the sleeve of every Russian soldier\'s uniform.

This song from the point of view of a conscript in a foreign war didn\'t mention any specifics, but any Russian hearing it would think immediately of the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, which was still in progress as this song was recorded. \'s weary-sounding voice was perfect for his material, in the tradition of or, except that was a better singer than either. Non-Russian speakers can still hear the naked emotion in both the music and words, and the critics swooned. For a short time it seemed that might be a major commercial success even in countries that normally ignore material that isn\'t in English.

Discover (and save!) your own Pins on Pinterest. Kiflice iz pekača za kruh. Kiflice iz pekača za kruh. Kiflice iz pekača za kruh 2 hours. Coolinarika Podravka. Kiflice iz pekača za kruh. Witch Green Witches. More information. 800 g Glatkog brašna.

The album that was intended to break the influential Russian band in the west was by far the slickest of their releases, with sound quality up to the standards of European and American bands. This is notable because much of their previous work was crudely recorded and didn\'t hide the fact that the guitarist was no virtuoso on his instrument.

Nevertheless, their early work had all the wild energy of punk rock and much more interesting instrumental textures, and had earned them a considerable following even outside Russia. Got an early boost from a favorable review from influential Village Voice critic. It\'s easy to see why -- the music has a unique dynamic composed of \'s driving bass set against \'s oddly tuned, mechanical-sounding guitar. Had become a pretty respectable guitarist by this time, and though he was no technical genius he showed flashes of ingenuity. The band adds hints of Eastern European music to their lively alternative rock, with occasional excursions into territory and even reggae, and the result is continuously interesting. Nevertheless the focus is squarely on frontman, whose gruff baritone vocals are compelling even to a listener who speaks not a word of Russian.

Listeners who did speak Russian could attest to \'s subversively poetic lyrics -- remember, in the \'80s, you still had to be oblique about any anti-government sentiments or you had long involuntary interviews with people who could send you to Siberia. \'Gruppa Krovi,\' the title song, translates as \'Blood Type,\' the information that is written on the sleeve of every Russian soldier\'s uniform.

This song from the point of view of a conscript in a foreign war didn\'t mention any specifics, but any Russian hearing it would think immediately of the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, which was still in progress as this song was recorded. \'s weary-sounding voice was perfect for his material, in the tradition of or, except that was a better singer than either. Non-Russian speakers can still hear the naked emotion in both the music and words, and the critics swooned. For a short time it seemed that might be a major commercial success even in countries that normally ignore material that isn\'t in English.