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Friends, Happy New Year!
Let it bring peace, harmony and a lot of pleasant news.
Friends, thank you for the support plate "70/80" on the project "Spilnokosht"!
Also we are grateful to you for spreading information about our project in social networks, Internet portals, in Newspapers and magazines, on the radio and on TV!
Thanks to the team "BIGGGGIDEA" for creativity, professionalism and useful advice!
Thank you for what you have!
Friends! Today is the deadline for our project on the crowdfunding website of the program "Spincast". Only one day left. You still have the chance to receive exclusive prizes from the group of "Kamyaniy gist" and to participate in the creation of records "70/80".
THE BEATLES: "Come Together" - "Idemo razom".The impression that Lennon wrote this song, traveling somewhere through parallel worlds. The text is too crowded with slang and allusions. We can only guess that it was referring to the author. There is an assumption that every verse of Come Together was written about one of the members of the group: George Harrison - "He one holy roller", Paul McCartney - "he wear no shoe-shine", John Lennon - "He got Ono sideboard" and Ringo Starr - "Got to be good looking".
"Zahodyvsya u viyni" is the only singing group "Kamyaniy gist" that you hear on the album "70/80". It is written by the group's leader, Yuriy Veres in the fall of 2013, several months before the events on Maidan.
This song is about a soldier who is in the thick of the war. In each dream he sees his family happy around him. But, waking up screaming and explosions, he is forced again to go into battle, although it is on the brink and unable to see the death of their comrades.
It is possible that the coincidence is accidental and the name of this literary work has nothing to do with "The Man Who Sold the World".
More obvious borrowing from a poem by Hughes Mirna of "The Psychoed" ("Antigonish"), where part of the text is used almost verbatim. Bowie himself never mentioned such a source of inspiration, and this fact has no documentary evidence, but the lyrics openly echoes the content of the poem.
The history of modern music complete examples of a good cover song is becoming much popular original, and most listeners can't remember the author and first performer. Something similar happened with the song "The Man Who Sold The World" which most modern music fans see this as a song of the grunge band Nirvana. Kurt Cobain covered it very well in the Unplugged concert released a few months before the death of Cobain. Bowie himself admitted that he hates when after the concert suited the teenagers and say, "How nice of you to sing a song of Nirvana". And I think "fuck you, wank young!".
This song can be related to surrealism. Of all the songs of our upcoming album it is the most complicated.
