Wind of Change: Music of Perestroika and Postperestroika
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Wind of Change: Music of Perestroika and Postperestroika
14.99 €
The time of perestroika and post-perestroika is a time of change, when we were bound not only by music, but by a sense of newness, freedom and at the same time fear of uncertainty, political and economic crises. In this book, we will go back to the early 90s and together scroll through the history reflected in the imperishable hits of the time: from the first open rock concerts to songs about the American dream and cherry “nine”.
- How did Russian rock develop at that time and what were its features?
- How did you draw the line between rock and pop music and can you do it at all?
- How did music influence fashion and in what guises were the records of foreign artists published in the still living USSR?
- Where were the most famous "stadium" concerts held and when did rock come out of the underground?
A lot of illustrations, historical comments and nostalgic references make this book a great gift for those who remember the restructuring of the songs of youth, and for those who know about the “dashing 90s” only from the songs of Dead Blonde, covers of “Cinema” and the series “The Word of the Kid”.
- How did Russian rock develop at that time and what were its features?
- How did you draw the line between rock and pop music and can you do it at all?
- How did music influence fashion and in what guises were the records of foreign artists published in the still living USSR?
- Where were the most famous "stadium" concerts held and when did rock come out of the underground?
A lot of illustrations, historical comments and nostalgic references make this book a great gift for those who remember the restructuring of the songs of youth, and for those who know about the “dashing 90s” only from the songs of Dead Blonde, covers of “Cinema” and the series “The Word of the Kid”.
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- All books in the series Pop cult: musicians who conquered the charts and hearts