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Perpetual link. April 17, 2000. Weekly observations of Roman Leibov
Bookmarks today will be exclusively multimedia. Let's start with the pictures:What about the game? - readers will ask. Yes, it didn't go well. Here's what we're doing - we'll put it in a separate section in the "Net-culture" section. I'll probably be editing this section soon. There is a lot of different news in life.
http://madli.ut.ee/~sunny/vlksm.jpg
Also a kind of compromising evidence. Complete exposure of the academician and poet Semenov. One quote:I undertake to carry out this and other assignments so that after graduation I will not be remembered here in a bad way.
And don't remember me, okay?http://madli.ut.ee/~sunny/udost.jpg
And more from the same place. Amazing document numbered "1".http://madli.ut.ee/~ilon/psiho.jpg
And Elon Fryman has this nearby. The President of the Estonian branch of the International Medical Center, hypno-fire psychotherapist-surgeon Vitaly Semenovich Lavrusha, returning from a long tour of Europe and America, reduces and increases the size of the breast and gets rid of everything.http://www.ruthenia.ru/folktee/CYBERSTOL/psoy/psoy_spisok.htmlL
And these are already songs. St. Petersburg apartment building of Psoy G. Korolenko, laid out by the aforementioned V. Lurie. There are many songs there that are rarely found on Psoev’s recordings, including several by Shisha Bryansky.http://www.cdru.com/cgi-bin/i/show-art-disk.cgi?vysotskij/12
Well, when I found this song and refreshed the words in my memory, I discovered that there was an absolutely stunning album by Vysotsky on the Internet called “A Steam Locomotive Is Flying.” The compilers pulled out the rarest songs (mostly from other authors) from various recordings - I heard Vysotsky sing Novella Matveeva and “Indian Summer,” but I didn’t hear Galich and “The Girl from Nagasaki.” But the most interesting thing there is two stories, one of them ( "Slut with a Dog" ) I once read (such a burlesque remake, of course), and the second - in the genre of acting - I heard for the first time. This unforgettable genre has somehow faded from my memory, but there were times when we did not shy away from it. The story is entitled "Rex - the Colonel's Dog" and is a rare case of recording an excellent example of this flying genre. There is a conversation between two crocodiles (one of whom was friends with Gorky, and then became the secretary of the regional committee in Rostov), about Lenin, who was sitting on a golden branch, and about Rex, “made up as a bear,” the smartest dog, listening to which, senators at the UN cried.
Various ideas can be strange - for example, I recently realized that I wanted to listen to Vysotsky. That is, at first, due to some circumstances, I needed a song about a tattoo. Do you remember how Lermontov develops the theme (“we separated, but your portrait”), complicating it with the theme of rivalry?