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Александр Иванов: Избранное у других (Live), issued by АО "Фирма Мелодия" in 1985, assembles a broad swath of Russian rock and bard performances captured in concert. The album collects 32 tracks from various artists, each delivering a live interpretation steeped in the era's classic rock and Russian rock idioms. Among them, Игорь Ляпин’s "Парад бессмертных" stands out as a vivid exemplar of the period’s poetic sensibility.This artifact serves as a document of the mid-1980s Soviet rock milieu, offering listeners a cross-section of voices from Валентин Сидоров to Майя Борисова. The record’s provenance in Melodiya’s state-run catalog situates it within the official channels of cultural production, yet the performances retain an immediacy and rawness that belie the constraints of the time. For the crate-digger or boutique DJ, it provides a unique window into live interpretations of Russian bard and rock traditions, preserved with the crackle and resonance of the concert hall.
This record opens doors across musical civilizations — not genre tags.
Turkish folk melody refracted through fuzz, reverb, and the social voltage of 1970s studios.
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Cape Verdean speed, longing, migration, dance, and rural memory turned into rhythm.
Core ancestral Funaná reference.
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Japanese-made funk, jazz, and psych-adjacent recordings where arrangement discipline meets deep rhythmic heat.
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Album lore
Александр Иванов: Избранное у других (Live), issued by АО "Фирма Мелодия" in 1985, assembles a broad swath of Russian rock and bard performances captured in concert. The album collects 32 tracks from various artists, each delivering a live interpretation steeped in the era's classic rock and Russian rock idioms. Among them, Игорь Ляпин’s "Парад бессмертных" stands out as a vivid exemplar of the period’s poetic sensibility.This artifact serves as a document of the mid-1980s Soviet rock milieu, offering listeners a cross-section of voices from Валентин Сидоров to Майя Борисова. The record’s provenance in Melodiya’s state-run catalog situates it within the official channels of cultural production, yet the performances retain an immediacy and rawness that belie the constraints of the time. For the crate-digger or boutique DJ, it provides a unique window into live interpretations of Russian bard and rock traditions, preserved with the crackle and resonance of the concert hall.
This record opens doors across musical civilizations — not genre tags.
Turkish folk melody refracted through fuzz, reverb, and the social voltage of 1970s studios.
Enter via Browse lanes
Cape Verdean speed, longing, migration, dance, and rural memory turned into rhythm.
Core ancestral Funaná reference.
Enter via Shop partition
Japanese-made funk, jazz, and psych-adjacent recordings where arrangement discipline meets deep rhythmic heat.
Enter via Browse lanes
How did this get here?
| SKU | SPOT-7smedmtrfLTV8O3kAfgHe5 |
|---|
Quick preview
Listen to a sample on YouTube — opens in a new tab; own this release here for the full listening experienceOpen this track on Spotify