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The first live album by legendary American Hard Rock/Heavy Metal band.
The album also introducing a new studio song, "Summertime Girls". The live material on the album was recorded at various venues in Greater London in early 1985, and during April 5–6, 1985, at the Keystone club in Palo Alto, California. The Keystone songs, "Go For the Throat" and "Open Fire", were recorded by Guy Charbonneau in Le Mobile, a mobile recording studio. All the live tracks were remixed at A&M Studios. The song "Summertime Girls" is a studio recording, produced and engineered separately by Kevin Beamish at Sound City Studios in Van Nuys.
"Open Fire" spent 17 weeks on the Billboard 200, peaking at Number 70. "Summertime Girls" Single became the band's biggest hit, peaking at Number 16 on the Billboard Mainstream Rock Chart. The song also appeared on the band's next proper studio album, "Down For The Count", which was released in November 1985. Despite this, "Open Fire" would go on to become a one of the hardest to find albums by the band.
A&M Records/PGP RTB (2223040). Made in Yugoslavia. First press. Used (cover/disc): EX/NM-


Tracklist:

Side 1
1. Open Fire 4:26
2. Go For The Throat 4:51
3. 25 Hours A Day 4:21
4. Rescue Me 5:54

Side 2
5. Summertime Girls (Studio Version) 3:29
6. Forever 5:55
7. Barroom Boogie 4:34
8. I Believe In You 8:05

Total playing time: 41:35 min.

The eighth full-length studio album by legendary English Progressive Rock band.
“Going For The One” saw the return of Rick Wakeman and found the band incorporating shorter form songs.
The album topped the U.K. charts and reached #8 on the Billboard 200. It includes the hit Singles “Wonderous Stories” and “Going For The One.”
Trifold cover sleeve.
Atlantic Recording Corporation/WEA Records B.V., 1977 (ATL 50379). Printed in U.S.A. Made in Netherlands. First press. OIS. Used (cover/disc): EX/EX.


Tracklist:

Side 1
1. Going For The One  5:30    
2. Turn Of The Century  7:58
3. Parallels  5:52

Side 2
4. Wonderous Stories  3:45    
5. Awaken  15:38    

Total playing time: 38:43 min.

The third full-length album by legendary British Progressive/Psychedelic Rock band.
The band's first album to feature guitarist Steve Howe, who replaced Peter Banks in 1970, as well as their last to feature keyboardist Tony Kaye until 1983's "90125".
The album was the first by the band not to feature any cover versions of songs.
While the album retained close harmony singing, Kaye's Hammond organ, and Chris Squire's melodic bass, as heard on earlier releases, the new material also covered further styles including Jazz piano, Funk, and acoustic music. All of the band members contributed ideas, and tracks were extended in length to allow music to develop. Howe contributed a variety of guitar styles, including a Portuguese guitar, and recorded the solo acoustic guitar piece "Clap", live at the Lyceum Theatre, London.
The album was a critical success and a major commercial breakthrough for Yes, who had been at risk of being dropped by Atlantic Records due to the commercial failures of their first two albums. It reached number 4 in the United Kingdom and number 40 in the United States, and was later certified Platinum by the Recording Industry Association of America for surpassing one million copies. The album is one of three by Yes to appear in the book "1,000 Recordings to Hear Before You Die". The album is also featured in the book "1001 Albums You Must Hear Before You Die".
Atlantic Recording Corporation/Elektra Entertainment/Rhino Vinyl, 1971/2013 (R1 73788). Made in USA.


Tracklist:

Side One
1. Yours Is No Disgrace 9:36
2. Clap 3:07
3. Starship Trooper 9:23
   a. Life Seeker
   b. Disillusion
   c. Würm

Side Two
1. I've Seen All Good People 6:47
    a. Your Move
    b. All Good People
2. A Venture 3:13
3. Perpetual Change 8:50

Total playing time: 40:56 min.

Debut full-length solo album (eventually the third in career) by legendary Swedish Neoclassical/Shred/Hard Rock/Power Metal guitarist-virtuoso.
Yngwie J. Malmsteen, a virtuoso guitarist who burst onto the music scene in the early 1980s with the rather stereotypical 80s Metal band Alcatrazz, became renowned for his speedy play and mesmerizing solos. After Yngwie departed from Alcatrazz, he launched a highly successful solo-career. Yngwie's debut album "Rising Force" put Malmsteen on the map as a solo artist when the album drew critical acclaim for it's virtuoso-like guitar work. Yngwie followed "Rising Force" with his second album, "Marching Out". Yngwie's sophomore release didn't draw as much praise as his debut did, but it nevertheless was another work of sheer guitar brilliance and helped elevate Yngwie to the ranks of a guitar-god.
Malmsteen was hyped, if not over-hyped, when he came into the music scene early in his career. Many called him the "Next Hendrix" and critics began to deem Yngwie as the next great guitarist, and possibly the best to ever live. While Yngwie's rankings as a guitarist are up for debate, in order to live up to his praises, Yngwie released "Trilogy" - his second-best album after "Rising Force".
"Trilogy" shows a more mature side of Yngwie, both in his guitar and in his lyrics, and finds him delving wholeheartedly into fantastic, medieval themes and lyrical imagery. Yngwie's compositional skills are at their peak, and of all his albums, the lyrics here contribute the most to the overall feel of the music. The guitar solos, as always, are jaw-droppingly fast and technically demanding, but Malmsteen is still capable of playing them with force and fire behind them.
In the liner notes, Malmsteen dedicates the album to the memory of the late Swedish Prime Minister Olof Palme, who was assassinated on 28 February 1986.
"Trilogy" is an album that shows Malmsteen's amazing guitar work as well as his descent lyrical potential. The album reached #44 on that year's Billboard 200 chart and remained charted for thirteen weeks.
This rare Russian edition has titles and tracks marked in English and Russian.
Polydor/Melodiya, 1986/1988 (C60 27355 005). Made in USSR. Used.


Tracklist:

Side 1
1. You Don't Remember, I'll Never Forget 04:27
2. Liar 04:07
3. Queen In Love 04:04
4. Crying 05:00
5. Fury 03:56

Side 2
6. Fire 04:12
7. Magic Mirror 03:49
8. Dark Ages 03:56
9. Trilogy Suite Op:5 07:14

Total playing time: 40:44 min.

The ninth full-length studio album by legendary American Blues/New Wave/Synth-Rock/Hard Rock band.
"Afterburner" is a follow-up to their blockbuster "Eliminator". No matter how much you dress ZZ Top up, they're still ZZ Top. Sometimes they can trick you into thinking they're a little flashier than usual, but they're still a Blues band from Texas, kicking out Blues Rockers. And Blues Rock just doesn't kick when it's synthesized, even if ZZ Top's grooves always bordered on robotic. So, "Afterburner", their most synthetic album, will not please most ZZ Top fans, even if it did go Platinum several times over and reached number four. That's all just a sign of the times, when even Hard Rock bands had to sound as slick as Synth Pop, complete with clanging DX-7s and cavernous drums.
As an artifact of that time, "Afterburner" is pretty good. All this means that "Afterburner" is merely a product of its time - the only record ZZ Top could have made at the time.
Although critics' response to the album was lukewarm, "Afterburner" was a commercial success, eventually going Platinum five times and launching one hit Single, "Sleeping Bag", which peaked at No. 1 on the Mainstream Rock Tracks and at No. 8 on the Billboard Hot 100, equalling the peak of their previous Single, "Legs". The album yielded three other Top 40 Singles in the United States: "Stages" (no. 21), "Rough Boy" (no. 22), and "Velcro Fly" (no. 35).
The album was the band's first to hit number 1, topping the charts in New Zealand. It peaked at number 4 on the Billboard 200, at number 2 on the UK Albums Chart, and at number 6 on the Australian albums chart. In the UK, it was the band's second album to be certified by the British Phonographic Industry, attaining Gold (100 000 units) in 1985. In 1990, it was certified Platinum (300 000 units).
Warner Bros. Records Inc., 1985 (9 25342-1E | 1 25342). Made in USA. First press. Used (cover/disc): EX+/NM.


Tracklist:

Side One
1. Sleeping Bag 4:02
2. Stages 3:32
3. Woke Up With Wood 3:45
4. Rough Boy 4:50
5. Can't Stop Rockin' 3:01

Side Two
1. Planet Of Women 4:04
2. I Got The Message 3:27
3. Velcro Fly 3:29
4. Dipping Low (In The Lap Of Luxury) 3:11
5. Delirious 3:41

Total playing time: 37:02 min.

The ninth full-length studio album by legendary American Blues/New Wave/Synth-Rock/Hard Rock band.
"Afterburner" is a follow-up to their blockbuster "Eliminator". No matter how much you dress ZZ Top up, they're still ZZ Top. Sometimes they can trick you into thinking they're a little flashier than usual, but they're still a Blues band from Texas, kicking out Blues Rockers. And Blues Rock just doesn't kick when it's synthesized, even if ZZ Top's grooves always bordered on robotic. So, "Afterburner", their most synthetic album, will not please most ZZ Top fans, even if it did go Platinum several times over and reached number four. That's all just a sign of the times, when even Hard Rock bands had to sound as slick as Synth Pop, complete with clanging DX-7s and cavernous drums.
As an artifact of that time, "Afterburner" is pretty good. All this means that "Afterburner" is merely a product of its time - the only record ZZ Top could have made at the time.
Although critics' response to the album was lukewarm, "Afterburner" was a commercial success, eventually going Platinum five times and launching one hit Single, "Sleeping Bag", which peaked at No. 1 on the Mainstream Rock Tracks and at No. 8 on the Billboard Hot 100, equalling the peak of their previous Single, "Legs". The album yielded three other Top 40 Singles in the United States: "Stages" (no. 21), "Rough Boy" (no. 22), and "Velcro Fly" (no. 35).
The album was the band's first to hit number 1, topping the charts in New Zealand. It peaked at number 4 on the Billboard 200, at number 2 on the UK Albums Chart, and at number 6 on the Australian albums chart. In the UK, it was the band's second album to be certified by the British Phonographic Industry, attaining Gold (100 000 units) in 1985. In 1990, it was certified Platinum (300 000 units).
Warner Bros. Records Inc./RCA Music Service, 1985 (9 25342-1E | R 164042). Made in USA. First press. Club Edition. Used (cover/disc): VG+/EX+.


Tracklist:

Side One
1. Sleeping Bag 4:02
2. Stages 3:32
3. Woke Up With Wood 3:45
4. Rough Boy 4:50
5. Can't Stop Rockin' 3:01

Side Two
1. Planet Of Women 4:04
2. I Got The Message 3:27
3. Velcro Fly 3:29
4. Dipping Low (In The Lap Of Luxury) 3:11
5. Delirious 3:41

Total playing time: 37:02 min.

The sixth full-length studio album by legendary American Blues/Boogie/Hard Rock band.
The first ZZ Top release on Warner Bros. Records and eventually went Platinum.
Returning from a two-year hiatus, the band began to showcase the influence they have collected during the time away; Gibbons' time in Europe introduced him to Punk music, the influences of which seeped into the creation of the album. The band also consciously tried experimenting with technology: Gibbons saw an episode of The Phil Donahue Show where a person's identity was protected using silhouette and a pitch shifter; liking the sound, he asked engineer Manning to call the show and find out what the effects unit was. Manning eventually convinced a reluctant show producer to reveal it, and the effect was used for both vocals and guitars on songs like "Manic Mechanic".
The album also marked the first time that ZZ Top featured cover versions on a studio album: "I Thank You" by Isaac Hayes/David Porter and "Dust My Broom", credited on early editions to Elmore James but subsequently credited to Robert Johnson, who recorded it in 1936. Elmore James had adapted and popularized the song in 1951.
Warner Bros. Records/WEA Musik GmbH, 1979 (WB 56 701 (HS 3361) | WB (K) 56 701). Made in Germany. Second press. OIS. Used (cover/disc): NM/NM.


Tracklist:

Side A
1. I Thank You 3:23
2. She Loves My Automobile 2:22
3. I'm Bad, I'm Nationwide 4:45
4. A Fool For Your Stockings 4:15
5. Manic Mechanic 2:36

Side B
1. Dust My Broom 3:06
2. Lowdown In The Street 2:49
3. Hi Fi Mama 2:22
4. Cheap Sunglasses 4:46
5. Esther Be The One 3:30

Total playing time: 34:16 min.

Remastered re-release of the sixth full-length studio album by legendary American Blues/Boogie/Hard Rock band.
The first ZZ Top release on Warner Bros. Records and eventually went Platinum.
Returning from a two-year hiatus, the band began to showcase the influence they have collected during the time away; Gibbons' time in Europe introduced him to Punk music, the influences of which seeped into the creation of the album. The band also consciously tried experimenting with technology: Gibbons saw an episode of The Phil Donahue Show where a person's identity was protected using silhouette and a pitch shifter; liking the sound, he asked engineer Manning to call the show and find out what the effects unit was. Manning eventually convinced a reluctant show producer to reveal it, and the effect was used for both vocals and guitars on songs like "Manic Mechanic".
The album also marked the first time that ZZ Top featured cover versions on a studio album: "I Thank You" by Isaac Hayes/David Porter and "Dust My Broom", credited on early editions to Elmore James but subsequently credited to Robert Johnson, who recorded it in 1936. Elmore James had adapted and popularized the song in 1951.
Cut from original master tapes, pressed with more care than ever, 180g vinyl packaged in special Slip Cover.
Warner Records Inc., 1979/2020 (R1 3361 / 8122-79794-0). Made in Germany.


Tracklist:

Side A
1. I Thank You 3:23
2. She Loves My Automobile 2:22  
3. I'm Bad, I'm Nationwide 4:45
4. A Fool For Your Stockings 4:15  
5. Manic Mechanic 2:36  

Side B
1. Dust My Broom 3:06
2. Lowdown In The Street 2:49
3. Hi Fi Mama 2:22
4. Cheap Sunglasses 4:46
5. Esther Be The One 3:30

Total playing time: 34:16 min.

The first EP for the forthcoming debut full-length studio album, “Energia”, by ruzzian New Wave/Post-Punk Rock band.
Melodiya, 1987 (С62 25725 004). Made in USSR. First press. Used (cover/disc): EX+/EX+.


Tracklist:

1
1. Мы Вместе
2. Меломан (Пародия На Дискотеки)

2
1. Энергия

Орфей, 1992 (СБ - 010). Made in Russia. Used (cover/disc): EX+/EX+.

 
Tracklist:

Side A:
1. Делай Как Я
2. Ерунда
3. Ночь Разлуки
4. Чукча

Side B:
5. Будь Мужчиной
6. Высокая Энергия
7. Девочка В Красном
8. Кайф

The second official re-release on vinyl of the debut full-length studio album by legendary Soviet New Wave/Post-Punk Rock band.
The album was recorded together with musicians from the Aquarium band, and released on reels in 1982. At that time, Kino consisted of only two members: Viktor Tsoi and Alexey Rybin; the musicians were not yet widely known and the opportunity to record the material accumulated over three years was obtained thanks to the assistance of Boris Grebenshchikov. The album was mixed underground - in the House of Pioneers, where Andrey Tropillo set up a semi-legal recording studio "AnTrop".
"Forty Five" was one of the first Rock albums in the Soviet Union to use a drum machine instead of a real drum-kit. In addition to acoustic, electric and bass guitars, flute, cello, and bells were actively used to create the required sound.
It's the only studio work in the band's discography in which Alexey Rybin took part, since due to ideological differences with Viktor Tsoi, he soon left Kino, and the two musicians never met again on purpose - they only crossed paths a couple of times at mixed concerts ("solyankas"), but never spoke to each other.
Unlike the other albums of the band, "Forty Five" was not released on vinyl until 2012. During the recording, a significant technical error was made, which did not allow the material to be reissued in the gramophone record format in the future, and until 1994 it existed only on the reel. In the mid-1990s, the Moroz Records produced several reissues in digital form on CD. In 2012, the album was first released on vinyl by Moroz Records, with digital remastering in a limited edition of 1,000 copies.
Many of the songs on the album gained great popularity, were included in numerous compilations, and became part of the band's concert repertoire until its breakup in 1990.
There are two fundamental differences between this release and previous versions of the album: the album is released for the first time at the correct speed (on all previous editions it was considerably overstated), and also for the first time an original collage was used for the design. You will learn about all the other nuances from the booklet, included in this release, and also in the accompanying video review.
Restored from the original master tapes, Limited Edition Premium Quality Heavyweight 200-gram Audiophile Pressing Black Vinyl in gatefold cover includes 12-page 12"x12" full-colour booklet.
Maschina Records. 1982/2012/2024 (MKK821LP). Made in Estonia.


Tracklist:

Side A
1. Время есть, а денег нет 4:12
2. Просто хочешь ты знать 3:34
3. Алюминиевые огурцы 3:08
4. Солнечные дни 3:30
5. Бездельник №1 3:13
6. Бездельник №2 3:16

Side B
1. Электричка 2:38
2. Восьмиклассница 2:51
3. Мои друзья 4:30
4. Ситар играл 1:37
5. Дерево 1:51
6. Когда-то ты был битником 3:53
7. На кухне 3:16

Total playing time: approx. 43 min.

The second Single by legendary Soviet New Wave/Post-Punk Rock band.
Originally, the acoustic track was recorded by Viktor Tsoi in 1990. In 2012, it was mixed with accompaniment by original line-up.
22 years after the tragic death of Victor Tsoi, this edition is the first in a series of reissues of the band. Side A of the Single contains 2012 version of the song, with special vinyl mastering. Side B contains the original acoustic version of the song, recorded by Viktor Tsoi in 1990 and carefully restored from the original audio cassette for the first time.
Release prepared with the direct participation of the son of the Victor Tsoi, Alexander Tsoi, as well as an all-time guitarist of the band, Yuri Kasparyan.
Maschina Records, 1990/2012/2018 (MASHLP-006). 45 RPM. Made in ruzzia. Pressed in Estonia. First press.


Tracklist:

Side A
1. Атаман (2012 version)

Side B
1. Атаман (1990 version)

Completely restored and delicately remastered re-release of the seventh full-length studio album by legendary Soviet New Wave/Post-Punk Rock band.
Released only a year before the Victor Tsoi's tragic death, "Zvezda Po Imeni Solnce" was the last album to come out in the singer's lifetime. Recorded in 1989, “Звезда По Имени Солнце” is one of the best albums in band's discography. The lyrics of the album notable for its mostly personal struggle-oriented lyrics and thoughtful, sad, lonely or sometimes sinister atmosphere.
The album went on sale in the summer of 1989. The recording was distributed on compact cassettes. The first official release of the album appeared in 1993, released by Moroz Records. But the quality of the sound was spoiled.
For the first time in the past 30 years, the Original Master Tape has been used for the production of this re-release, including every second restoration of the phonogram. The original band members Yuri Kasparyan and Igor Tikhomirov, as well as Victor Tsoi's son, Alexender, for the first time were also involved in the production and approval process.
Referring label and band members, this is the original sound of the album, which was planned from the start!
Re-edition contains a 12-page booklet with extensive liner notes and over 50 rare/unpublished photos.
Maschina Records, 1989/2003/2019 (MKK891LP). Made in Russia. Pressed in Estonia.


Tracklist:

Side A
1. Песня без слов 5:06
2. Звезда по имени Солнце 3:46
3. Невесёлая песня 4:18
4. Сказка 6:03

Side B
1. Место для шага вперёд 3:41
2. Пачка сигарет 4:28
3. Стук 3:50
4. Печаль 5:32
5. Апрель 4:40

Completely restored and delicately remastered re-release of the eighth and final full-length studio album by legendary Soviet New Wave/Post-Punk Rock band.
Also known as “The Black Album”, “Kino” is one of the best albums in band's discography, that was completely recorded and mixed only after Viktor Tsoi tragic death, using the demo recorded by Tsoi and Kasparyan on vacations in Latvia, at summer 1990, and originally released in January 12, 1991.
For the first time in the past 30 years, the Original Analog Tape has been used for the production of this re-release, including every second restoration of the phonogram. The original band members Yuri Kasparyan and Igor Tikhomirov, as well as Victor Tsoi's son, Alexender, for the first time were also involved in the production and approval process.
Black Vinyl in Gatefold cover includes a large 12-page booklet with archival photos and articles.
Maschina Records, 1991/2021 (MKK901LP). Made in ruzzia. Pressed in Estonia.


Tracklist:

LP
Side 1
1. Кончится Лето
2. Красно-Желтые Дни
3. Нам С Тобой
4. Звезда
Side 2
1. Кукушка
2. Когда Твоя Девушка Больна
3. Муравейник
4. Следи За Собой

Never released before, the full record session by legendary Soviet New Wave/Post-Punk Rock band.
34 years after its recording, the first ever edition of Kino’s recording session called “Любовь – это не штука”, that was recorded in 1986 and abandoned by the band. Now it was faithfully restored from the original master tapes and published as a historical document. The original band members Yuri Kasparyan and Igor Tikhomirov, as well as Victor Tsoi’s son Alexender were involved in the production and approval process.
The cover artwork was made using the sketch by Andrey Kirsanov, a band’s good friend.
Limited Edition features White Vinyl in Gatefold cover (including a large 12-page booklet with over 50 archival photos and articles) + Bonus 7-inch Single on Black Vinyl with two early versions of the track "Следи За Собой" (a home demo and a version recorded at the Mosfilm Studio).
Maschina Records, 2020 (MKK862LP / MKK862SP). Made in ruzzia. Pressed in Estonia. First press.


Tracklist:

“Любовь — это не шутка” LP
Side A
1. Попробуй спеть вместе со мной 5:32
2. Любовь – это не шутка 6:26
3. Прохожий 3:42
4. Закрой за мной дверь, я ухожу 4:08
5. Разреши мне 4:59
Side B
1. Братская Любовь 3:37
2. Дальше действовать будем мы 4:27
3. Ты мог быть героем 4:18
4. Ты обвела меня вокруг пальца 3:11
5. Спокойная ночь 4:31

“Следи За Собой” Single
Side A
1. Следи За Собой (Версия '86) 5:09
Side B
2. Следи За Собой (Версия '87) 5:30

Never released before, the full record session by legendary Soviet New Wave/Post-Punk Rock band.
34 years after its recording, the first ever edition of Kino’s recording session called “Любовь – это не штука”, that was recorded in 1986 and abandoned by the band. Now it was faithfully restored from the original master tapes and published as a historical document. The original band members Yuri Kasparyan and Igor Tikhomirov, as well as Victor Tsoi’s son Alexender were involved in the production and approval process.
The cover artwork was made using the sketch by Andrey Kirsanov, a band’s good friend.
Black vinyl in Gatefold cover, including a large 12-page booklet with over 50 archival photos and articles.
Maschina Records, 2020 (MKK862LP). Made in ruzzia. Pressed in Estonia. First press.


Tracklist:

Side A
1. Попробуй спеть вместе со мной 5:32
2. Любовь – это не шутка 6:26
3. Прохожий 3:42
4. Закрой за мной дверь, я ухожу 4:08
5. Разреши мне 4:59

Side B
1. Братская Любовь 3:37
2. Дальше действовать будем мы 4:27
3. Ты мог быть героем 4:18
4. Ты обвела меня вокруг пальца 3:11
5. Спокойная ночь 4:31

The fifth full-length studio album by legendary Soviet New Wave/Post-Punk Rock band.
Мелодия, 1988 (C 90 26795 003). Made in UZZR. 


Tracklist:

Side 1
1. Видели Ночь (We Saw The Night) 3:09 
2. Фильмы (Films) 5:05
3. Твой Номер (Your Phone Number) 3:37
4. Танец (Dance) 4:37
5. Ночь (Night) 5:33

Side 2
1. Последний Герой (The Last Hero) 2:18
2. Жизнь В Стеклах (Just Reflection Of Life) 3:25
3. Мама Анархия (Mother Anarchy) 2:48
4. Звезды Останутся Здесь (Stars Will Stay Here) 3:40
5. Игра (Game) 5:04
6. Мы Хотим Танцевать (We Want Dancing) 4:05

The sixth full-length studio album by russian Rock band.
RiTonis, 1991 (С90 320383). Made in USSR. Used: cover EX+ / disc EX+.

Tracklist:

Side A
1. Зомби 4:04
2. Больной 3:40
3. Калигула 4:50
4. Твари 3:14
5. Ура! 1:20

Side B
6. Шпалер 4:03
7. Черви 3:21
8. Газы 2:58
9. Уродина 4:20
10. Осень 2:14
 

The sixth full-length studio album by russian Rock band.
Self-released, 1991 (С90 320383). Made in USSR. Used: cover NM- / disc NM-.

Tracklist:

Side A
1. Зомби 4:04
2. Больной 3:40
3. Калигула 4:50
4. Твари 3:14
5. Ура! 1:20

Side B
6. Шпалер 4:03
7. Черви 3:21
8. Газы 2:58
9. Уродина 4:20
10. Осень 2:14
 

The fifth full-length studio album by russian Rock band.
Melodija, 1991 (C60 30895 006). Made in USSR. 

Tracklist:

Side 1
1. Мир, Полный Любви
2. Женщины Города Роз 11:38
3. Хардрокер 4:03
4. Космос 4:44

Side 2
1. Фригия 5:07
2. Собачий Вальс
3. Последний Шанс 7:40
4. Клубника Со Льдом 3:02