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Troitsky Artemy Kivo

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HIV Hello everyone I'm Artemy Troitsky

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Foreign Agent Well, this is my

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lively

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corner as always, the schedule today will be exactly the

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same as always, that is, Well, first there

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will be some my Rona, a little

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information about current events and then I will

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start answering your questions, first

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the questions asked earlier in all sorts of

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comments Well, and then what will be

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in the current

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chat Well,

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probably the main event is a very sad

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event, that is, there are almost no funny events now,

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they will bake up here

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There are plenty of sad ones, but some are sadder than

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others, he died, I think I talked about this

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last time, he was hit by a car at a

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pedestrian

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intersection, a

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wonderful person, first of all,

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Well, also a wonderful poet,

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writer,

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he was

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buried, which means,

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what is of course surprising in this whole

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story is how

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Rubinstein greatly blew up social networks and, in

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general, this entire

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intellectual,

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literary,

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Russian-speaking stratum that remained and was scattered around the world. That is, I do

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n’t remember this at all, that is, well,

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all sorts of people die, including wonderful ones.

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But just like that everything just shook up,

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uh, I don’t remember, I don’t remember, I don’t remember this. Well,

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accordingly, you can ask the question

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why I think that the main reason. It’s

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not even that Rubinstein was

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really, in general, a very

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large, interesting and original

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artist, and

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besides, his work it was, as it were,

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at the intersection at the intersection of prose,

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poetry, journalism and, oddly enough,

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fine art,

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conceptual art, performance, and

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so on. That is, he somehow went

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into all these areas, which is why he had friends

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everywhere,

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the main thing is not even this main thing, I think that

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that Lev Rubenstein was exceptionally

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simply an amazingly good person,

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that is, you know, they say that a good

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person is not a profession, that

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Lyu Rubenstein’s first profession

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would

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have been him, that’s all,

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all that goodness that we value in

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people and nothing bad, that is there are a

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lot of all sorts of people who are also

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outstandingly beautiful and so on and

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so forth, but when they are discussed

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especially behind their backs, there are always

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some shortcomings in these

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very people. Well, I think that when I

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die, then the opinion will be very divided

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good or not

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But Leva Rubenstein died and, in general,

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nothing was found, no one was found

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except there was some kind of anti-Semitic newspaper,

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express newspaper, who would say

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anything

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bad about him, and I repeat this, despite the fact that

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his work It was frankly, well,

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not at all pop, so very

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intriguing, here

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it is, in many ways he seemed to

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parody Soviet Soviet

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art, Soviet literature, poetry,

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Soviet way of life, and so on. He

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even had the names of his books

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like questions of literature or mom washed the

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frame There and so further

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Here But let's say If his close friend, an

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older comrade, also, unfortunately, has been

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deceased for many years, Dmitry Alevi

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Prigova, if Priko had a

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lot of such

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mocking sarcasm in this, and so on,

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Priko had unkind texts, But

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Rubenstein,

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with everything kind, is

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surprising very strange And at the same time it

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is symbolic that Rubinstein remained

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to live in Russia, he naturally could have left

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a million times both along the Jewish line and there

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along the

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line of literature there, their publishing houses

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published it and translated it in

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many countries into different languages. But in

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general, he did not have problems with

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being on

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the border But he stayed in Moscow It was

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as if, as some wrote, it

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was as if He was

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left in Moscow on purpose so that he would kind of warm up

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all the other remas who

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remained in Russia and, in general, it

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looks like it looks like the truth That's how

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he died quite mysteriously That

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is, everyone probably saw

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this footage from the camera that a

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man dressed in dark clothes is walking along a

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pedestrian crossing and he is

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hit by a car at full speed Well, in

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general it could Looks like I think he was lost

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in thought, he had some

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images, some phrases, some words were

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probably swarming in his head and he didn’t really

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look around, what kind of person was

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driving the car is still unknown, that

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is, it’s not known at all exactly two things are known about him.

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Well, three things: firstly, that

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it was a man; secondly,

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that he was charged 19 times over the last year

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for violating rules and

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traffic rules; and thirdly, that he was wearing

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overalls. What is an overalls is not

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very clear. Maybe he I was in uniform

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because a uniform is also a

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kind of overalls, you know what kind of uniforms we have.

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In

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addition, well,

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19 violations of traffic rules,

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this could also be said in

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order to somehow divert suspicion

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from the fact that this was done intentionally.

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Well, such a Maly

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doesn’t know how to drive at all. It’s not surprising that Rotozey

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means Rubenstein

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collided with him. Well, in general, of course, I’m

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not a conspiracy theorist at all, and I don’t think that

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some of the current Russian authorities

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really needed to kill Lev

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Rubenstein, but nevertheless, some-

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then such a light

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spirit of the murder of Mikhoels, in general, is

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also hovering over this whole incident,

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which means Well, unfortunately, I was not at

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the memorial service or at the funeral of Rubinstein.

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Although, in general, I, like everyone

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else, loved Lev. So in general, he had the

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most impeccably best opinion about NM, the

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[ __ ] happened in a cultural center,

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dawn, some kind of fashionable place has become in Moscow

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from time to time, there are some concerts there,

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exhibitions, and so on, some old

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Stalinist cultural center in the Dynamo metro area.

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That’s how it is I was told by the people

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who were present there, there were a

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huge number of people, a lot of

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people were there. That is, it was probably the

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most crowded funeral in Moscow

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for many many

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years, and this is this. This, of course, says something

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about

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Rubinstein and how much

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people like him stretched on Even even after

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death This perhaps also speaks about

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that people are a little tired of being

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silent, that is, these guys

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who live in Moscow and in general it’s

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clear what they think about everything that’s

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happening, but it’s clear that this

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Well, they are keeping quiet about the topic and are not looking for Adventure, which

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means their body and

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soul But apparently, Well,

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here, in general, the reason was so

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harmless, it was obvious that

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the riot police here would not

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go, which

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means they would be in ruins, in general, people are

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people in general -they decided to come I think and

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and because they were tired, tired of

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being silent, maybe

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this is some kind of well,

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if not a sign of the times, then at least a

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hint of a hint of some kind of movement Because

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people are tired of being silent, not only in the

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capital city of Gero

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And As you know, in Ufa now, too,

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in Bashkortostan, there are also quite a lot of

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quite violent events going on.

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So people come out to protest against the

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imprisonment of an environmental activist, a

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young guy, and there are a lot of them and they

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generally behave in a rather

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stoic way;

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this has been going on for 2 days already. Well

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I wonder what the authorities will do about this,

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that is, will they use

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van tactics? That is, they will ignore all this.

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Yes, you know the van was the

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governor of the Khabarovsk Territory, who was

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also imprisoned and who was popular among the people.

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Well, the people there began to

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come out in Khabarovsk the day the deputy

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reacted, that is, the people dispersed the Armed Forces,

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this matter was hushed up, but there

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weren’t any special bloody beatings, in this

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sense, apparently

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they decided not to repeat the experience of the Kiev

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Maidan. Well, the way the van sits. More

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precisely, it sits like this.

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The activist will be released, that is, the authorities will, as it were,

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back down from what Putin, as

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you know, really doesn’t like it, almost

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never do it, that is, it’s

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not like a boy, yes, that is, he gave his word to

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the boy, keep it Well, not according to

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gopnichek Because there is

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one factor present in Bashkortostan that

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was not present in Khabarovsk, for example, namely

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factor

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national national

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anti-colonial

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anti-skid and so on plus Note that this is

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Bashkartastan, this is a Muslim

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republic and this can, in general,

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give this whole event some

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more risky turns. Well, what else,

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we still

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have a couple of

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international news in Europe. The main thing

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the fact that

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the European Parliament finally, that is,

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it took several months, if

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not more, for

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Ponia Victor

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or about Putin’s Hungarian riffraff that

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they are just really sabotaging the

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work of the European government Well, in

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general,

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what can I say, you know that Hungary

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has blocked aid to Ukraine for 50

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billion euros, well, and in general,

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this bastard is putting in every possible way, this Orban has fallen into

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his horse, he will like it, it means the Puppeteer to

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Vladimir Putin Well,

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the European Parliament voted

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to deprive Hungary of the right to vote Well, that

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is, in this case, the right of veto on

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all sorts of

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voting, and also to raise the

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question of the fact that Hungary should be, therefore, the

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second year of this year

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should

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have become the chairman of the European rotation

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and there is the name of that same

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European Union, so that means why the hell with

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such chairmen, that there is also a

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big

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question mark here. This is, by the way,

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good

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news, as for America, then

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new

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us personally I don’t take this so seriously

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Well, naturally, this all concerns the

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upcoming elections in November and the

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scandalous presidential candidate

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Donald Trump. The first so-

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called caucus has passed. That is, such

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pre-elections among members of the Democratic

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Party

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in the state of Ava, well, this is such a small,

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purely provincial state so

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American So

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Trump scored 51% there, two more

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competed with two more

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rival

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candidates Rhonda Santi and Haley, they

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collected somewhere

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around I don’t think that this is all tragic

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because, firstly, Trump continues to

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deserve now in the

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rape case, plus there all sorts of

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fraud, bribes,

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and that means during the period when he was

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president, that’s what else. Well, of

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course, the removal of highly secret documents from the White House,

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which is also absolutely

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impossible. In

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general, a

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lot of things are being presented to Trump and

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most likely he will be on most, if not

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all, of these points found

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guilty but as you know or maybe you don’t

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know, in general the

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story of Trump in America is the

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history of a cult this is a cult this is a

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sect the only problem is that it

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usually consists of very few people Well there are

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tens of hundreds at best there are a

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few at worst more precisely several

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thousand people in this case, we are

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dealing with exactly the same sect of

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absolutely crazy American citizens. But there are

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tens of millions of them and this is of course a

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serious problem. Nevertheless, I think

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that after all, America is not Russia,

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the country is quite healthy,

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and the country is really Democratic, which is

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Trump By the way, he wants to destroy in the States,

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that’s what they, in general, will

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somehow come out of this situation with more or less dignity.

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Will Joe Biden be president or, let’s

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say, Nicky

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Haley, for whom I’m rooting, by the way.

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That’s not so important; what’s important is that it won’t

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be Trump so Well, now let's go

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with

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questions, the question is almost all on a

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musical topic. That is, no matter how much I'm

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trying to

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enlighten you politically, this is a hell of a living corner, in

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general, it still

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stubbornly stubbornly

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sticks to pure music. Well, I understand,

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of course, in the field of politics, I'm not experts

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not experts at all, who can say in

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the field of music, after all, there is some kind of

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authority, so okay, let's

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go, you can say something about the

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group The Black crows Well, what can I

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say with Black, I have exactly one thing connected with me?

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I don’t know about it in my life Whether you are or not,

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when in September at the end of September, what

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was it, on the 20th of

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September some day in the first year in Moscow at the

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Tushino airfield there was an Open

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called monsters of rock and so

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not only Metallica and

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ACDC performed there, but the group Black CR also performed there

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she was then a beginner group,

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that is, well, they only released their first

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album and

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they opened the foreign part of the program, that

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is, they played there, in my opinion, our

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metal music. By the way, there was a good group too,

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and then Black CR performed,

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and that was the only group

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which I wanted to watch simply

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because she was new and young,

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quite a lot was

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written about her and they wrote about them that it was like Brock

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rock and roll and so on, but I just do

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n’t like music very much, that’s why

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I skipped Metallica and Panther with a pure heart

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spent somewhere behind the scenes,

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talked to God knows who, got into a fight with

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one

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journalist, that

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means But I listened to

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really nice ones,

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that means Two brothers, one singer, second

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guitarist, what were their names now, I’ll see, I

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even wrote Chris and Rich

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Robinson somewhere after that after To be

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honest, I didn’t really follow the

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Black group, but just recently,

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literally somewhere the day before yesterday, I

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revealed in the music

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information that they once again

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got together and

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released, that is, they dispersed many times,

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then these brothers came together again.

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Now, now they

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have come together again and

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are releasing a new album I don’t know which one,

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called happ bard, that

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is, happy bastards or bastards of

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happiness That’s what I can say about the group

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Black is still quite

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attractive That is,

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I missed Metallica Panther, but at ACDC I

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again returned from behind the scenes to the stage because

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that, of course, a cheerful group will not

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say anything Well, Black They are of course not

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identical to ACDC, they have a big,

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kind of blues and melodic beginning, this is an

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unclean Ro I would say

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tako Let's

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go

00:23:01

further artemi how impressed you are with the

00:23:04

relatively recent British and

00:23:08

sensation so many compare them with the

00:23:11

legendary

00:23:17

group And what other groups do you think are

00:23:20

close

00:23:26

in I was at their

00:23:30

concert, just one of my best

00:23:32

friends in London, this is no longer a

00:23:35

young

00:23:36

man named Lawrence Bel, this is the

00:23:39

founder and owner of the very famous

00:23:42

company Gran Recording Record But that’s all there

00:23:46

AR Ferdinan a bunch there of all

00:23:50

nice people OSN

00:23:56

American always

00:24:15

called up Rance And in the same way he

00:24:19

dragged me along with him to a

00:24:24

concert cheat I can say that the concert

00:24:29

album didn’t make an impression on me at all,

00:24:31

I didn’t particularly

00:24:34

like it, this is such a

00:24:37

kind of iro of such a vice Well, yes,

00:24:44

you can name another American group here or there,

00:24:56

and I don’t really like this format of

00:25:01

rock, it’s kind of disheveled or

00:25:05

something. I like it to be stricter and cleaner in

00:25:09

style. Well, in general,

00:25:11

I remember that, well, I definitely

00:25:15

had to put your own this podcast in your own this

00:25:18

music with the leg

00:25:21

because Well, a really loud

00:25:23

group collected a bunch of all sorts of prizes

00:25:26

There and so on, that’s a plus Besides, the

00:25:29

friendly label Domino that’s why

00:25:32

in the end I’m there some kind of song I’m

00:25:34

all- I actually extracted it from this album and

00:25:37

inserted it into the program, but it was a

00:25:40

bit

00:25:42

difficult for me. Frankly speaking, at the concert I

00:25:45

liked it more. That is, I

00:25:48

think that the main reason for the popularity of

00:25:51

W is, firstly, they have very funny

00:25:53

lyrics, these are two such cool girls

00:25:56

Absolutely awesome at the same time, very young,

00:26:00

very natural They are generally

00:26:02

provincial, they are from the island, that is, they do

00:26:05

n’t even

00:26:07

live on Foggy Albion, but on an

00:26:11

island somewhere off to the side, and this is all, of

00:26:16

course, very

00:26:18

charismatic, that’s what I liked, they

00:26:22

were similar, by the way, to

00:26:26

some kind of

00:26:28

amateur groups I don’t even know anymore

00:26:31

There’s like there’s some kind of

00:26:33

Red Banner Division named after my

00:26:36

grandmother but only the Red Banner

00:26:38

Division there are about eight of them there and there

00:26:41

were only three of them four so

00:26:45

live it was not bad. So I think I

00:26:50

think that in in general,

00:26:52

the group, let’s

00:26:56

say

00:26:58

again, I think that they will release a second

00:27:01

album and it will be some sobering

00:27:04

for

00:27:07

everyone, thank you very much for the answer about

00:27:10

French rock, Italian also

00:27:12

touched on But about the Germans, you could

00:27:15

tell me whether you see any common features among

00:27:18

German groups that played in different Kra styles

00:27:28

in comparison with English groups Well, I’m

00:27:32

already talking about the French and Italians, I

00:27:35

said that naturally each

00:27:37

country

00:27:40

has its own cultural base And these bases

00:27:44

are very different and cultural by the way and

00:27:49

mental and all that stuff Well, that is, let’s

00:27:54

take

00:27:56

rock- music America, let's say the typical city of

00:28:00

Memphis Yes, the birthplace of Elvis, all kinds of

00:28:04

rock and roll, white and black, and so on

00:28:07

in England, let's say London or

00:28:10

Liverpool and compare this Memphis or

00:28:14

Liverpool with cities

00:28:18

like Dusseldorf or Cologne These are

00:28:22

completely different

00:28:26

things,

00:28:28

different cultural layers are completely different

00:28:33

human habits, including

00:28:35

musicianship, and so on, the Germans love

00:28:38

rigor, the Germans love technology, the Germans

00:28:42

love

00:28:44

electronics and all that other stuff. That is,

00:28:47

this has nothing to do with Memphis Tennessee, so

00:28:52

by the way, that is

00:28:56

typical of the sixties, there

00:28:59

were no traces of any Germans at all, that is, there

00:29:02

were none The Germans didn’t have any worthwhile

00:29:06

convincing rock and roll or

00:29:10

bzv, there were absolutely no Germans, that

00:29:14

is, all this kind of soul that was so openly

00:29:16

open,

00:29:20

blues kenro music, it just

00:29:25

doesn’t

00:29:26

correspond to the

00:29:29

character of the Germans in any way. But when

00:29:34

the prophet of psychedelic went quietly and so further, here

00:29:38

the Germans

00:29:39

found themselves in their trough. This

00:29:43

was already theirs. Well, the Germans gave birth, in general, to

00:29:47

some of the best groups in the history of the genre,

00:29:50

but that is, let’s

00:29:52

say

00:29:55

the group is ready to give the cut off that

00:29:59

this is the best psychedelic rock band of

00:30:02

all time and much

00:30:04

better than any of their closest

00:30:07

competitors Great greatest

00:30:10

group or there all this

00:30:14

space rock nri and Dream Klaus

00:30:18

Schulze all these uh means Crowd rock

00:30:23

bands Noah Faust and so on

00:30:27

it was, that is, it’s

00:30:30

not at all rock and roll is a completely different music,

00:30:33

but with a very German character, the

00:30:35

ultimate expression of this German

00:30:38

character is, of course, the

00:30:42

twerk group. That’s what I think, in general, there’s

00:30:45

no need to say much about real living

00:30:48

robots,

00:30:51

which means that

00:30:56

this is not a deviation. Yes, the

00:31:00

new German wave looks like a deviation Especially

00:31:03

their most radical This movement is the

00:31:06

so -called brilliant amateurs, that is,

00:31:10

Anna Baun, then there was a group even

00:31:13

more group in comparison with which

00:31:16

Ana Baun were just affectionate May. I

00:31:20

mean the

00:31:22

group with which I also had the good fortune to

00:31:25

communicate closely.

00:31:28

That’s because they are like since they

00:31:31

rebelled, including against this

00:31:34

German against this technical rigor,

00:31:38

that is, they were absolute

00:31:40

boundless hooligans, but we will consider

00:31:43

that

00:31:44

this is the exception that confirms the

00:31:48

rule so Let's move on

00:31:52

in the Ukrainian language, comrades Troki,

00:31:56

please tell me

00:31:59

kindly which Russian or

00:32:02

Soviet Russian-language Russian-language

00:32:07

magazine

00:32:10

critics

00:32:12

knowing tset you respect in Artyom respect In

00:32:16

general, I think everything is clear,

00:32:19

even to the terrible

00:32:26

edge of

00:32:28

Russian music journalists,

00:32:30

critics, musicologists I appreciate and

00:32:33

respect Well, it’s easier for me to say about the Soviets

00:32:37

there were actually two people

00:32:41

whom I undoubtedly undoubtedly respected, it

00:32:44

was interesting for me to read this Leonid

00:32:46

Borisovich

00:32:48

Pereverzev is my late father,

00:32:56

they were both with jazz roots. That

00:32:59

is, they were such journalists of

00:33:03

the musical sixties, let’s say so,

00:33:06

but at the same time they were smart, very literate

00:33:09

people. Well, I don’t think that I, that I

00:33:13

learned anything from them, if I from anyone -I

00:33:16

learned something, it’s more likely from writers on the one

00:33:18

hand, on the other hand from

00:33:20

Western music

00:33:22

journalists. That is, they did

00:33:25

n’t have an influence on me; they were undoubtedly

00:33:28

very

00:33:29

good; among the journalists of my

00:33:33

generation, I’m afraid I can’t name

00:33:38

anyone who would help me. I especially liked it, but

00:33:40

among young people I like it,

00:33:46

say Maxim Semelak, I

00:33:49

like you ons about music, there are

00:33:55

no

00:33:58

alend

00:33:59

mountains at all, I probably forgot someone, but in

00:34:05

general there is a journalist. But I remembered

00:34:09

this by the way, more likely from my generation. These are

00:34:12

Sergei Guryev and Alexander Kushnir So they

00:34:15

specialize in Russian Rock, it’s true that

00:34:17

Russian rock is

00:34:25

interesting to me from the point of view of the

00:34:29

civic position of the poetry of the Armed Forces, such

00:34:33

other things in general are there. What to

00:34:36

write about in terms of Russian rock Although I’ve

00:34:39

never been particularly interested in this

00:34:43

so so so so Artem kitch this year

00:34:48

marks 10 years since you and your family

00:34:52

moved to

00:34:55

e

00:34:58

Your bleak thoughts about the

00:35:00

terrible future of Russia will turn out to be

00:35:03

prophetic Well, you know what to

00:35:07

take and leave from one side to the

00:35:11

other to relocate, so to speak

00:35:14

This is a rather serious story and it is necessary And you

00:35:18

must have serious reasons

00:35:25

for What to lose And for me and my family,

00:35:30

our life in Moscow and the Moscow region was

00:35:34

very good. Well, that is, there is

00:35:41

an apartment, a dacha, another dacha, a

00:35:46

car, a son in an elite lyceum near Moscow,

00:35:52

a daughter, then, well, with us at the dacha Well,

00:35:58

everything is a super collection of paintings, a collection of

00:36:03

records. in general, that

00:36:05

is, such a normal life of a

00:36:08

representative of Well, what is called the

00:36:10

middle class,

00:36:12

that is, the upper middle

00:36:15

class, and

00:36:18

nevertheless, nevertheless, I

00:36:22

must say, they suffered

00:36:27

painful experiences precisely because,

00:36:30

in general, there is

00:36:32

no optimism for the further

00:36:37

development of events in the direction of Russia after the

00:36:40

fourteenth it

00:36:41

hasn’t been a year now, if before it

00:36:46

was still possible to flounder there in 2015, even in

00:36:51

2009, the

00:36:55

WTO

00:36:57

was painfully clear. It is clear that, in general, the

00:37:01

country of Russia is heading towards fascism,

00:37:04

Stalinism. That’s the rest of it, it’s

00:37:08

disgusting and not appetizing to them. And we have

00:37:12

children. I’ve done it many times. talked about what

00:37:16

if I were such a lone

00:37:19

wolf of

00:37:25

the Stepnoy because well, I lived in the Soviet Union

00:37:29

and was subjected to

00:37:31

some kind of repression there and so on, nothing.

00:37:34

I was interested, and I did

00:37:38

n’t want to go abroad. Although I had all the

00:37:41

possibilities for this But in this

00:37:44

case, I was not alone, but I have responsibility,

00:37:47

I have children, children, and here are the children, as well

00:37:52

as my wife, who is much smarter and more

00:37:57

insightful than me, so they decided everything

00:38:04

in favor of leaving, I must say that

00:38:08

never for a second

00:38:11

I didn’t

00:38:15

regret this decision further Let’s go

00:38:21

And so so so so

00:38:25

so

00:38:27

quick question I would like you to

00:38:29

judge such a delicate moment

00:38:32

this Tandem Anita lei Gudrun Good they

00:38:35

had joint musical projects Do

00:38:38

you think it was purely art or

00:38:41

aristocratic love Decadence in the

00:38:43

spirit to possess and belong What

00:38:46

was the name of the film story by Renata

00:38:49

Litvinova, it means

00:38:55

look at

00:38:57

each other, they knew each other well, they

00:39:00

collaborated very well, as if in passing,

00:39:05

not to say that in a serious way, they just

00:39:09

had a lot of mutual

00:39:10

acquaintances, starting with the

00:39:12

ske group There and so on which is there and the

00:39:17

game

00:39:20

by the way, you know in the

00:39:25

form of

00:39:27

Anita Lane in general was a

00:39:33

purely

00:39:36

heterosexual gudrun she is

00:39:39

actually a feminist and

00:39:41

bisexual undoubtedly

00:39:44

means Anita lei she for a long time they were well for at

00:39:48

least five years She was

00:39:55

constant with Rolando Howar the

00:39:58

house then there with some other non-

00:40:00

musical people he all had

00:40:03

men and moreover, in my opinion, she has

00:40:07

either two or three children. Well, of

00:40:11

course, she already

00:40:13

died in the twenty-first year or something.

00:40:17

But in general, she didn’t have any such Renato

00:40:21

Litvinovsky,

00:40:25

which means

00:40:27

Romanov,

00:40:29

and I, that is, I Naturally, I

00:40:34

didn’t

00:40:36

stand with a candle and didn’t monitor this situation in

00:40:40

any way to me, it’s absolutely

00:40:43

indifferent to me.

00:40:48

But I’m sure that’s how it goes.

00:40:53

Let’s go from the same means

00:40:57

rilya, a more pleasant question about Maxim

00:41:01

Sergeevich

00:41:02

Pokrovsky, I also remember that Maxim

00:41:04

often went to concerts of foreign

00:41:07

artists Moscow clubs When you

00:41:09

organized such tours, as you know,

00:41:12

Maxim Loman was once very fond of

00:41:14

electronic electronics of all kinds,

00:41:17

like

00:41:18

boop,

00:41:25

you are discussing

00:41:29

by the way whether Nogu Svelo is just an

00:41:31

artpack, do they have musical analogues

00:41:34

in the international

00:41:36

stage? Well, by the way, maybe Nogu

00:41:39

Svelo is like that since the artpack is full of

00:41:42

analogues from old and modern, from

00:41:46

modern ones let’s say groups like idles there

00:41:49

and so on or

00:41:51

there is an

00:41:53

American one. But regarding

00:41:59

my

00:42:00

personal and my all sorts of favorites

00:42:03

influence on Maxim Pokrovsky, I

00:42:05

can’t say anything, that is, I tell him about it I didn’t

00:42:08

ask, although we communicate with him So

00:42:12

Well, quite actively In recent years

00:42:15

But basically it all concerns,

00:42:16

naturally, again, the politics of the

00:42:19

emigrants, the suppression of any

00:42:25

prounity of work cultures, and so on on

00:42:28

music lovers’ topics I don’t remember when

00:42:31

Pokrovsky and I last time we talked

00:42:34

That is, if you are really

00:42:36

interested in this, then please contact

00:42:41

Maxim Sergeevich directly, I didn’t even know

00:42:44

that he was Sergeevich Maxim Sergeevich

00:42:50

Pokrovsky Artemi anniversary of a foreign agent you

00:42:55

know I don’t consider this my achievement

00:42:58

This is more likely This is more likely some kind so

00:43:02

easy PA The Yes, somehow a headache in

00:43:05

my life So there’s nothing to congratulate here.

00:43:09

Moreover, you understand that

00:43:11

I’m not a spy at all,

00:43:16

so that means you-you-you question

00:43:20

I had such a

00:43:22

cool team from the Eighties Brothers one after another which was

00:43:24

engaged in the formation of other groups, your

00:43:27

attitude towards this type of

00:43:29

creativity to take according to reason, more precisely it

00:43:33

was called Vova blue Vova blue then

00:43:37

Vova blue Brothers in size and so on

00:43:39

comes from the city of Chelyabinsk there as

00:43:42

its Chelyabinsk 70 closed city near

00:43:46

Chelyabinsk a wonderful group in the

00:43:49

blue I am very I really appreciated it because

00:43:52

he, of course, invented the technology. Well, that is,

00:43:55

he did exactly what they did in the West

00:43:59

with the help of all sorts of sophisticated

00:44:02

electronic SMPs, so he made rhythm

00:44:05

tracks based on some Western

00:44:08

recordings, so he put

00:44:11

his funny words on them It was very

00:44:14

cool, I liked it, and I still like it.

00:44:17

I think that all the time, in

00:44:20

different ways, they were some of the most

00:44:23

inventive. I think these are

00:44:25

suitable,

00:44:26

one of the most inventive musicians

00:44:28

in the Soviet

00:44:33

Union. Artemy. You once mentioned that you

00:44:35

weren’t fan of the King and the Fool, but I

00:44:38

hope you like Mikhail Gorshenev.

00:44:41

He often pointed out that there is no such

00:44:43

concept of rock, there is rock and roll. And that the concept of

00:44:46

rock exists only in Russia,

00:44:54

please comment, like one song, but

00:44:57

I like this song very actively,

00:45:01

Running Jumping from a Cliff, excellent

00:45:04

the song means no, of course the word rock is

00:45:07

everywhere, another thing is that

00:45:09

indeed in non-English-speaking countries

00:45:12

in countries where there is actually rock and roll in the

00:45:15

narrow sense of the word, well, that is, music, relatively

00:45:17

speaking, Elvis and Presley

00:45:20

Chuck and Berry there are all sorts of

00:45:25

[music]

00:45:27

and

00:45:28

so outside of

00:45:33

rock'n'roll and was used

00:45:37

less often This also applies to France This also

00:45:40

applies to Germany This also applies to

00:45:43

Scandinavia This also applies to the Soviet

00:45:45

Union and Russia But naturally

00:45:49

the word

00:45:51

ro is used

00:45:54

evang

00:45:57

No, I think he just said something like that

00:45:59

without

00:46:02

thinking

00:46:04

Gorshenev,

00:46:06

comment on my maxims It was the case

00:46:09

in

00:46:10

Arkhangelsk, my friend

00:46:13

headed a purely local group, Koshkin

00:46:16

Dom, the group had two advantages; the

00:46:24

first group, Koshkin Dom, was known personally by AK

00:46:29

Troitsky,

00:46:31

which means Can you confirm this Fact

00:46:34

or was the dog lying? It’s a thing of

00:46:37

the past. I can confirm this fact by

00:46:40

exactly half. The fact is that I

00:46:42

really knew group Koshkin Dom, but

00:46:45

it was a group from Odessa, that is, one

00:46:47

of the most famous Odessa groups

00:46:50

was called Koshkin Dom,

00:46:56

well, like such a prophet with an emphasis on

00:46:58

keyboards and so on, I knew this group from

00:47:01

Arkhangelsk, Koshkin Dom, I’m

00:47:04

afraid I didn’t know either or knew but

00:47:09

somehow completely forgot

00:47:12

Sorry one more question, remember

00:47:15

something about strange games from your personal

00:47:18

What is not on Wikipedia In my opinion, this is the

00:47:21

most crazy perky forgotten

00:47:23

Leningrad group a breath of fresh

00:47:27

air Why in your opinion after the

00:47:29

division of one group into two neither

00:47:31

half achieved

00:47:34

anything,

00:47:36

but

00:47:38

first of all, they are strange and they really were

00:47:40

one of the best St. Petersburg groups of the early

00:47:43

eighties and I think I think

00:47:47

that their strength was that they

00:47:51

played well

00:47:54

Eh ru then the aquarium, be it a movie, be it a

00:48:01

Makovsky zoo Well there all sorts of other things,

00:48:05

they all played purely

00:48:14

musical strange games, they did

00:48:17

n’t write their own lyrics, as you know, they took

00:48:20

all sorts of poems from professional pov

00:48:24

quality

00:48:27

Prim they played dance music, which,

00:48:30

again, was never the case with Leningrad groups,

00:48:33

and in general, it

00:48:35

wasn’t typical for Moscow ones either That is, under strange

00:48:38

the games could be danced perfectly

00:48:40

Try pop music to the group Aquarium

00:48:45

yes So Or there is a tambourine or

00:48:47

some other

00:48:54

typical ones there are a big success and that’s why they

00:48:57

liked Joanie Stingray they were

00:48:59

more like just some kind of non-

00:49:03

Russian

00:49:05

group that’s why they broke up

00:49:10

Well, I think there were personal reasons for this,

00:49:13

because after all, the

00:49:15

founder of the group, Sasha Davydov, he

00:49:19

left it, he left it and soon died, but he

00:49:22

had very serious problems with

00:49:24

drugs, which

00:49:28

means

00:49:30

that none of the

00:49:34

groups that formed after the collapse of

00:49:37

strange games, nothing was achieved But

00:49:40

you’re just mistaken, the game group where the

00:49:43

Salogub brothers played, it’s really

00:49:46

In general, well, that is, as if it were such a

00:49:49

typical Serednikovo Roklu group,

00:49:53

nothing special But the group

00:49:56

where

00:49:58

from the strange games st and Kolya Gusev

00:50:01

keyboardist and Lyosha Rakhov is a saxophonist,

00:50:05

in my opinion, and drummer Kondrashkin, too,

00:50:08

but

00:50:10

Ave was an outstanding absolutely unique

00:50:15

group. As you probably know Anton

00:50:20

Donsky, the founder of the tree theater was in x

00:50:23

front, this would be one of the original groups

00:50:27

in general, and moreover, I will say

00:50:30

that perhaps with the exception of maybe

00:50:34

sounds Well, not a single Russian Soviet

00:50:39

group made such an impression

00:50:42

on Western audiences as

00:50:45

Avia because it was a BND show there with

00:50:48

all these propaganda proletarian cults and

00:50:53

so on,

00:50:56

and about the Euro they have never seen anything like this at all.

00:50:58

So I’m talking about this consciously

00:51:01

because I drove

00:51:03

actually arranged their contract with and so

00:51:09

on, so no, it was

00:51:12

just a historical group. I think one

00:51:15

of the most important groups in general in the history of

00:51:24

rock has only 10 minutes left. Okay, I wo

00:51:28

n’t talk about electro Clash;

00:51:31

finally, the question is not about music

00:51:34

Thank you God in Soviet times in the

00:51:38

Baltic republics there was great cinema and

00:51:42

brilliant, very good actors. What about

00:51:44

it now? Well, look at what’s

00:51:48

happening in Lithuania and Latvia. I do

00:51:51

n’t

00:51:52

know anything. I haven’t seen any films there.

00:51:56

We’ve had cinema in Estonia for 1,000 years. The situation is not

00:51:59

bad, firstly

00:52:01

there is a great

00:52:04

brilliant animator

00:52:07

who, by the way, is currently finishing his

00:52:10

new film. This is

00:52:13

actually a person of the level there, so to speak,

00:52:16

Schwan Mayer ki and so

00:52:24

on,

00:52:25

but he really hasn’t done anything for a long time, in my opinion

00:52:27

Here is the main Estonian

00:52:32

film director of the nineties, Hardy

00:52:35

Volmer, still directs, but

00:52:38

now he makes more documentaries and

00:52:41

so on. By the way, if you haven’t watched

00:52:43

his film, All My Lenins. Be

00:52:46

sure to watch it, remember the story

00:52:49

about Putin and his doubles, this is

00:52:54

fan

00:52:56

f, that means this is Hardy Mera from what I

00:53:00

saw

00:53:01

of the last one, the best, of course, is

00:53:04

also a fantastic film, this is the film November, based on an

00:53:08

even more

00:53:10

awesome novel or story by

00:53:13

Andrei Kih, November or the thick of it, but this is this, this is a

00:53:19

masterpiece, this is an absolute masterpiece, by the

00:53:21

way, it’s very popular at all sorts of

00:53:25

House festivals and so on This is profound such a

00:53:27

pathological art house but the

00:53:30

director's name is of the highest quality, I

00:53:34

also ordered a Rainer Sarne film for myself somewhere in

00:53:40

20172, so I won't talk

00:53:44

about music anymore, let's not offend,

00:53:48

so as not to offend our chat, I'm

00:53:52

babbling for something, please excuse me there

00:53:54

were some questions

00:53:59

Why don’t you want to watch the film the

00:54:01

boy’s word listen if the boy’s word

00:54:04

It was a film Yes, even a two-part film I

00:54:08

would watch it just out of

00:54:10

anthropological interest spend who the

00:54:13

hell knows on this How many evenings I do

00:54:17

n’t feel like it at all if I watch

00:54:20

some series, either this or something

00:54:22

that really bothers me

00:54:26

or something that I can’t do without in

00:54:29

life and I can easily do without this and it does

00:54:32

n’t bother you that

00:54:35

nicknames are a republic. You’ve

00:54:37

always

00:54:39

been for Democrats. It depends on what kind of Democrats. It depends on

00:54:42

what kind of Republicans are in at the moment, I

00:54:45

mean, I’m not a fetishist of some

00:54:47

democratic party

00:54:54

and the

00:55:00

deformed

00:55:02

Lin So this is

00:55:04

exactly the story, as you know,

00:55:07

there are

00:55:10

problems I won’t focus on and

00:55:13

dwell on, but I think that

00:55:17

in the field of foreign policy, a

00:55:24

closer look seems more reliable and

00:55:26

promising than the position of the

00:55:29

democratic couple Well, naturally,

00:55:32

a lot depends on who Nick

00:55:34

Haley is, if God forbid she will be a

00:55:38

Republican candidate for

00:55:41

president, who she will take as her partner

00:55:44

as vice president, if she takes

00:55:47

some cool dude like

00:55:49

Mitt Romney, for example that’s going to be

00:55:52

great. That’s it,

00:55:57

I’ve delved into the archive of

00:55:59

Troitsky’s programs on Radio Liberty, wonderful

00:56:02

programs from the nineteenth year of programs from a

00:56:05

world that has gone forever before Covid and war.

00:56:07

Well, all the archives are posted there and it’s

00:56:11

not even from 2019, these are the archives since I

00:56:15

started making music free in

00:56:19

2015 and

00:56:23

checked all the archives That's it, but try, of

00:56:27

course, to listen to all this, it will

00:56:29

take you even more time than it would take me to

00:56:32

watch the series, the words of the boy That's it But

00:56:35

nevertheless, if you are music lovers, then it's worth it the

00:56:39

choice music for Soon it's

00:56:42

already 10 years like this with Tom

00:56:47

Weiss with Tom

00:56:51

Umm MST s and traumatic because I

00:56:57

really wanted to I adore this artist I

00:57:00

really wanted to when I was actively involved in

00:57:03

all sorts of touring, that is, in the late

00:57:06

nineties and throughout the tenths

00:57:10

I really wanted to bring Tom Weiss to

00:57:12

Russia but to Unfortunately, nothing worked out,

00:57:15

and this is the only

00:57:19

artist with whom nothing worked out.

00:57:22

Everyone else brought whoever I wanted.

00:57:31

Tell me about your music

00:57:34

collection on vinyl and a

00:57:37

compact machine. Is it worth spending money on

00:57:40

media when everything can be purchased on the

00:57:42

Internet? Is it relevant to spend money on

00:57:45

media? your choice I’m a man

00:57:48

of the last century I love

00:57:50

audio, so I’m not some kind of

00:57:55

hardened

00:57:57

dude, to become means to these

00:58:04

sectarians of vinyl, vinyl records are

00:58:08

very ceremonious,

00:58:14

especially in

00:58:16

America in Tallinn, it’s wild and expensive, hard,

00:58:20

and so on, there’s no way to pay for Peres

00:58:24

once I did it when I went

00:58:28

to London and New York for the first time But for the advantage I

00:58:32

mean the airbase But uh but

00:58:36

I still buy CDs and with

00:58:39

great pleasure It’s just a

00:58:41

shame that now

00:58:44

some of the music is on CD doesn’t come out It comes out

00:58:47

only on vinyl Well, I think that this is

00:58:51

wrong, but of course I can’t do anything about

00:58:53

it,

00:58:55

although they are

00:58:59

convincing the owners of the record labels to

00:59:03

continue releasing

00:59:06

CDs That’s because I think

00:59:08

that this format is by no means dead yet,

00:59:14

but to argue about the connection between music and politics

00:59:18

Well, in principle, it was possible, but it is necessary to

00:59:20

choose some specific narrow Aspect

00:59:22

because in general it will take a very, very long time to talk about this topic

00:59:27

Protek absolutely

00:59:30

agree,

00:59:32

yes, so about Largo I won’t

00:59:36

answer anymore That this is the third time I’ve

00:59:39

come across I have questions about Alexander

00:59:42

Largo, I’m all done. I’m done with Alexander

00:59:46

Kim,

00:59:49

say the word success with what is it,

00:59:55

some kind of

00:59:57

bourgeois, some kind of greedy word success.

01:00:01

That is, I associate the word success

01:00:03

with some less than

01:00:05

pleasant people there, like

01:00:09

there for always are you at a naked party there

01:00:12

like Ksenia Sobchak or this Philip

01:00:16

Kirkorov he doesn’t like it like somehow

01:00:21

I like losers more

01:00:26

so are you now communicating with Brown from the

01:00:29

group Provi don’t know what’s

01:00:32

going on with them And what he thinks about what’s

01:00:34

happening in Ukraine with David Brown

01:00:37

Well, we are kind of friends and in general I

01:00:40

discovered him, you can

01:00:42

say So he brought him to our Eastern

01:00:53

Hemisphere,

01:00:55

I discovered some disagreements with him.

01:00:58

That is, it’s not that he

01:01:01

supports Russian

01:01:03

aggression in Ukraine, but he really wants to

01:01:06

Well, just like some of my Russian

01:01:08

friends, musicians, are also wonderful people, I won’t

01:01:11

name names, he tries to

01:01:14

ignore it, as it were, because he loves

01:01:16

Russia, he loves Ukraine, and

01:01:23

so on,

01:01:25

he prefers to remain silent on

01:01:27

this topic. Which, in my opinion, is not very

01:01:31

right.

01:01:33

So is happening with Aru TV I

01:01:38

can’t tell you So, well, Arut is not

01:01:43

just me, it’s that we have a whole

01:01:45

bunch of people there and I’m just like a person who is

01:01:47

involved in many other things on the

01:01:50

one hand and on the other

01:01:52

hand

01:01:55

I wouldn’t I love all kinds of

01:01:58

managerial and so on work. I

01:02:01

love pure creativity. That’s

01:02:04

why I try not to get involved in the

01:02:06

affairs of

01:02:07

Rutv. That’s

01:02:09

because my situation at Rutv

01:02:13

generally suits me more or less.

01:02:15

Although I agree that in

01:02:19

general there may be some

01:02:22

questions for to our eternal

01:02:27

starting point

01:02:30

Ah, has guitar music ended in

01:02:33

terms of the relevance of sound? That is why

01:02:38

Alya LCD Sound System groups began to enter a certain mainstream at the beginning of the 22nd century

01:02:41

and and with them No no

01:02:45

guitar guitar music is in perfect

01:02:48

order, it is so charming That it

01:02:51

will end simply because let’s say the fashion

01:02:53

has passed, it just can’t, but it’s the

01:02:56

same thing as you would ask about a piano

01:02:59

or an organ or a saxophone. These are

01:03:02

cool musical instruments, and

01:03:05

as you understand, a

01:03:15

guitar. It’s also very different. There’s an acoustic guitar, there’s an electric guitar, and there’s also a guitar. passed through there midi and a

01:03:18

million check which sounds generally God

01:03:21

knows how, and the guitar, by the way, from a

01:03:24

visual point of view is very good

01:03:27

and good on stage, that is, I know people

01:03:31

who had a musical education in

01:03:35

piano but switched to

01:03:38

guitar, not because they didn’t like it,

01:03:41

let’s say the sound of a piano, but because a piano is

01:03:44

boring, it’s such a huge

01:03:47

car and you sit behind it, either to the right or

01:03:51

to the left, and so on, and with a guitar you can

01:03:53

do whatever you want. Like Jimi

01:03:56

Hendrix or some guy like that, I do

01:04:01

n’t even remember his name anymore there are all sorts of

01:04:03

other scandalous guitarists and Eddie Van

01:04:07

Halen There and so on so no no

01:04:10

no with the guitar everything is in perfect

01:04:12

order here the guitar groups I think they

01:04:15

will still be able to survive even all sorts of

01:04:19

electronic keyboards

01:04:23

and I do

01:04:24

n’t know anything

01:04:28

about C.J. Sorry, I’m really I’m

01:04:32

not well

01:04:37

versed in RPE How do you feel about the

01:04:39

numerous reissues of cult

01:04:41

rock albums in the form of boxes with

01:04:43

additional material How often do

01:04:45

you buy such publications Well, in general, I

01:04:53

have some interesting

01:04:55

additions to this, applications and so on, of

01:04:58

course these are small editions,

01:05:00

of course this is especially important for such people

01:05:02

fanatics and so on But in

01:05:05

my opinion this is such a nice part of

01:05:07

the market and I like the fact that people don’t

01:05:10

mind a lot of money to buy these

01:05:13

boxes. This suggests that

01:05:16

they love music disinterestedly and are ready to

01:05:20

pay any money, here I am Well, it happens

01:05:25

it happens. Honestly, I buy these boxes,

01:05:28

if there is no way to get them in

01:05:31

some more profitable way, then yes, I

01:05:35

buy them. By the way, many of these

01:05:38

sets, especially collections, all sorts of interesting

01:05:42

collections,

01:05:46

boxed parts in

01:05:49

the spread, right there, well, lately,

01:05:52

let’s say I’ve had e-boxes sows the

01:05:55

Manchester post bank or there is a

01:05:59

British blues Well, in general, there is

01:06:03

something to get out of the box

01:06:07

so so so so so

01:06:10

so And the time is already 1805 Nothing more just a little

01:06:14

bit

01:06:16

so so so

01:06:21

they passed so oh the boors they went for

01:06:25

a long time They weren’t like

01:06:31

that I usually

01:06:33

catch them Witte there, I sometimes post

01:06:35

special tweets there about which I

01:06:38

know for sure that now these

01:06:41

Putin [ __ ] will swoop in there and that’s exactly how it always

01:06:44

happens and I delete them, send them

01:06:53

to

01:06:58

sanitation and

01:07:01

hygiene, so let’s move

01:07:04

on to the soul, how do you like Pavlov’s

01:07:09

sdok Yes, Pavlov’s sdok was good a good

01:07:13

American band of the mid-

01:07:17

seventies played such a

01:07:22

provo

01:07:24

I forgot the name of the lead singer Pavlo sigh but

01:07:27

he had a very very unusual timbre of

01:07:30

voice and manner of singing pamp Man

01:07:35

their first album was called just like this with a

01:07:38

dog on the cover graphically

01:07:41

executed yes the group was

01:07:45

undoubtedly familiar do you like

01:07:49

Dmitry

01:07:50

Chernyshevsky's channel savma No, this is the first time I've heard about

01:07:53

such a channel and about such a

01:07:59

person

01:08:01

so so so so so so so so so

01:08:11

so Okay guys that's it,

01:08:14

some idiot here means he's

01:08:18

turned around and wants to impale me

01:08:22

so What kind of schmuck is this? us in the chat Well, some

01:08:26

schmuck has formed like this and they are telling me that it’s

01:08:30

time

01:08:33

to call it a day, yes. So,

01:08:36

whoever at your fingertips

01:08:39

can ban this dude,

01:08:42

I honestly don’t know how to do this,

01:08:44

especially since I’m busy answering your

01:08:47

questions, there are terrible sounds of cymbals in the background Yes,

01:08:51

because it’s time for me to have dinner,

01:08:54

creepy sounds

01:08:57

of plates Well, the last question, the

01:09:01

last

01:09:02

question

01:09:04

is: When and who will distribute wolf

01:09:07

tickets from Steppenwolf, it means collecting

01:09:10

votes, I’m almost done, I’ve

01:09:12

already got 43 or 44 experts there,

01:09:15

that’s more than enough for me,

01:09:25

I’ll announce more results of the independent

01:09:30

music

01:09:32

Russian-speaking Russian diaspora

01:09:35

award Steppenwolf By the way, I think that

01:09:39

maybe I’ll announce them just in time Oh

01:09:42

thank you Elena Nikrasova you

01:09:45

gave me good ideas Maybe I’ll announce them not in

01:09:48

writing but orally just

01:09:54

in exactly a week that’s all guys,

01:09:57

don't freeze happily yet please our

01:10:01

Solidarity from

01:10:03

Bashkortostan Glory to

01:10:05

Ukraine

01:10:08

and Happy Epiphany by the way Bye bye

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