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"Without cobblestones in pockets, without a tsar at the head...."
"...where in night's darkness the bagpipes sing of freedom..."
"...we lived like we sang, and got drunk on better songs..."
And this is Valera Mustafin.
Of course when ahead, titles wait endlessly...
"Where the wood is taller than the sky,
Where water feels like mead on the feet,
Where death is - the last victory,
And birth is - freedom,
Where sunrise is - the child of night
And sunset is - the child of light,
Where every glance is - this fount
Of understanding - and this -
This is not my homeland..."
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It was made like this. In Kazan at the beginning of November, two
interesting events occurred. First, Zilantcon
, to which all
good people flocked together, at least in the central regions of
Russia; and the BG concert. At this, which we enjoyed hearing, we
shut up for Elfishe (Slava Ivantsov from the town of Orska, which
is on the Orenburg steppes...), and - since he hasn't come to his
senses yet - we dragged him into the studio (honestly, the sound of
his voice is not very _____) ;) and as a result... on November
5-6, 1998, in the wonderful city of Kazan, in the studio "Siberian
Tract" that nice guy Valera Mustafin recorded (good recording!) 19
songs by Elfishe (60 minutes long), from which a compact disk and
audio cassette album was made called "How Much Money", which in
free translation into Russian is "How Much Is Happiness These
Days"....
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© songs, performance V. Ivantsov 1998.
© recording V. Mustafin 1998.
© design FangornVideo 1999.
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