Sleep Thirteenth: kiosks with cassettes and disks. We return to the magical world of homemade covers, pirate collections and the flying logo of DVD

In the second episode of the new season of Atlantis, the presenters Andrei Pertsev and Andrei Pershin recall the points of sales of cassettes, films and games - and think about how pirate collars formed their musical tastes and preferences in the cinema.

Homemade covers, manually signed discs, VHS with non -existent continuations of films - why, despite all this, the choice and purchase at such points have always been a pleasant ritual? How did DVD, mp3, and then the Internet killed excitement of content hunting? And now, when labels, streams and film studios left Russia, we still return to piracy?

Andrei Pertsev tells how Brit-Pop and Electronics discovered for himself-and how one of his guides into the world of music from the “hunchback” became a member of the “Mumiy Troll”. Andrei Pershin shares the main disappointment of childhood: to find the coveted cassette with his favorite film, insert it into the player - and find the “screen”. He also recalls the legendary DVD screensaver, which was flying on the screen (will she hit the angle?).

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