then, i i was on tour, and my dear drummer, kanavalov, was there, this is a concert of the band metallicais is the bassist of the band metallica, together with the guitarist they played exactly the blood type, and of course, what was simply shocking, the whole stadium sang, it seems to me that the stadium sang loudest of all the song by viktor tsoi performed by trukhilev, and not the song by endra sanman, all metallic hits , that’s right, well, let’s continue playing, a question for you, denis, what means were used to treat... the girl of the lyrical hero of the song, when your girl is sick, she eats drinks honey aspirin, that’s right, there ’s a thousand honey and aspirin in the jar, will you take it? no, let's play further, the next question, let's watch an excerpt from the epilogue of the film ass, here you go, point two: hiring is not allowed without presenting a zhek certificate and a higher secondary diploma. such a stern lady hires viktor tsoi, or rather his character , and where she actually hires him, in a restaurant, as a musician, to play and earn money, let's see the answer, y

metallica, the pixies, arcade fire was here, my friend roger waters down here along the bottom, muse was here. all of the rock stars want to meetjeffrey hangst, whose decade—long project — nay, obsession — could be about to make him a legend. in this building, they are making the rarest and most expensive material in the known universe. antimatter! antimatter is the stuff of science fiction that turns out to be science fact. our universe is made of tiny particles of matter, and in theory, every type of particle has an equivalent anti—particle. an evil twin that is the same in almost every way. but the thing is, there is almost none of it in the known universe. which is actually quite a good thing — because antimatter and matter do not get along. so what happens when matter meets antimatter? well, they are incompatible, they annihilate each other and release a bunch of energy or other particles. it is a microscopically nasty business. yeah, that is an understatement, shall we say. the enormous release of energy when the two meet has inspired science fiction writers to imagine it being

metallica, the pixies, arcade fire was here, my friend roger waters down here along the bottom, muse decade—long project — nay, obsession — could be about to make him a legend. in this building, they are making the rarest and most expensive material in the known universe. antimatter! antimatter is the stuff of science fiction, that turns out to be science fact. our universe is made of tiny particles of matter, and in theory, every type of particle has an equivalent anti—particle. an evil twin that is the same in almost every way. but the thing is, there is almost none of it in the known universe. which is actually quite a good thing — because antimatter and matter do not get along. so what happens when matter meets antimatter? well, they are incompatible, they annihilate each other and release a bunch of energy or other particles, it is a microscopically nasty business. yeah, that is an understatement, shall we say. the enormous release of energy when the two meet has inspired science fiction writers to imagine it being used to create the ultimate weapon, to power entire civilisation

who's cooler, iron maiden or metallica?ear that you are really passionate about rock music. in general , for me, this is surprising, rock music and church, they have always been incompatible, for us really. they’re not coming, hey, stove, let’s take me home, the stove has arrived, it’s smoking, puffing, it’s not moving, emelya got angry, ran home, took dynamite with a hook, ran up to the ice hole, said, pike, you’re there, there, emelya, throws, kicks into the ice hole, a pike swims upside down in the ice hole, there is moama glue on the bruce, even in a conversation with father georgy, i learned that the st. services stopped. moreover, icons from the 18th and 19th centuries have been preserved in the temple. a temple is not just a religious place, it is... which preserves history , for example, behind me is a monument to the russian-japanese war, an icon of st. george the victorious, painted in 1906, in august 1916, and this is a slightly younger icon, like here indicated, written during the second great patriotic war in t

metal band, legendary american metal band, what comes to mind , comes metallica, this is the correcth for me, the money goes to the account of dmitry koldun, in the game anatoly wasserman. on which brazilian beach did the rolling stones gather? a concert for 15 million spectators, well, i think that such a number of people will fit only in copacaba, that’s right, there are 100 in a can, also, the rca connector, which, as we already know, is a tulip, is responsible for the video signal and has this color, i would venture to guess. that white, alas, yellow connector, money from the bank goes to dmitry koldun’s account and dmitry in the game. the repeated rapid repetition of one sound, a technique used on a wide variety of instruments, is called by an italian word that literally translates as trembling. what is this? multiple multiple rapid repetition of one sound, that's when you're trembling, that's what they usually say, something, say, when your hands are shaking, that 's a tremor, yes, maybe it's a tremolo, tremolo, that's right, there's a thousand in the bank, another question, no

most interesting, he listens to jazz, or techno, you turn on something soviet, or i don’t know, metallicaife passed without animals, so in my old age, we now have two cats and a dog living in our house, you know, it’s all funny, well, of course, it started, that is , you know, when your life passes, outside of this, you , you’re a little so sorry, why did this happen, why, why, well, this happened , now, today, for example, well, i should go out, there’s this mitten sitting here, this six-month-old mitten, unearthly beauty, these are from one of them, they have merry ears , cats, that means one didn’t get divorced at all, it’s a big one, a year and eight pears, that means this one is six months old, it’s just like this ivasi, this is yours, and yes, yes, this is grushenka, grushenka, no, well, it’s not, this is an ornament on the forehead, a tail like a raccoon’s, well, this is something with something... then, beautiful, and this is eva, this is this annoying eva, because she’s a hooligan and bullies, and this is a queen, this is a pear, well , look at her, and how did you appear, you’ve

. >> let's do it right now metallica. ♪ ♪ >> all right, dave. ♪ ♪ >> all right, dave and everybody atgo! >> all right feels like a good time. >> how about a boost >> here we go. taylor swift is many things to many people, singer, song writer, performer, travis kelce love interest. one more thing you can add to the list, baby whisperer take a look. love ♪ now we got bad blood ♪ ♪ you know we used to be mad love ♪ ♪ so take a look what you've done ♪ ♪ because baby now we've got ba blood ♪ >> beth is a fitness instructor, broadway performer and friend of "today." throughout her pregnancy, she kept up her busy training and fitness schedule do you know what song she played all the time "bad blood." so by the time her baby girl was born, she had actually been listening to that song in utero for a while and now it is the song that suits her. >> maybe it was kendrick lamar. >> could be. just saying. >>> coming up, we have a really special show we are going to shine a light for an entire hour on the impac >> yeah. of screen time on our children. >> yeah. check it out parents are joining us fro

>> i've got you down more as ac dc metallica. what do you reckon ? >> let me know. no, wrong .he proclaimers . the come on. the proclaimers. the proclaimers. oh, there you go . proclaimers. oh, there you go. oh, cliche we got there in the end . what a surprise. life band . end. what a surprise. life band. >> look, i just. i'm always very suspicious of these sort of things. i mean, she clearly hasn't written herself. >> no , no, you can tell just by >> no, no, you can tell just by the way it's written. i must. >> i must confess, i haven't read i've read excerpts. read it. i've read excerpts. >> that intentional? >> but was that intentional? i must confess, a britney spears lyric. that's britney lyric. there that's a britney spears you just spears lyric. i thought you just i confess , and i didn't i must confess, and i didn't know that i'm i'm team madness. >> i'm britney. >> i'm britney. >> i'm britney. >> i did quite like. >> i'm britney. >> i did quite like . but on >> i did quite like. but on a serious, serious note, i think this was two thousand and seven when britney spears

metallica, the pixies, arcade fire was here, my friend roger waters down here along the bottom, muserelease of energy when the two meet has inspired science fiction writers to imagine it being used to create the ultimate weapon, to power entire civilisations and to provide enough fuel to explore the galaxy. one of the popular themes in science fiction is we use matter and antimatter, combine them to produce almost limitless energy. is that going to be possible? well, when you state it like that, it's exactly true. if you had some antimatter and used it to annihilate matter, you make an incredible amount of energy per kilogram. that is what antimatter does. the problem is that we don't have any, we have to make it. and we kind of suck at making it, in terms of how much energy we need to put into it. so it takes much, much more energy than you would ever get out again — it is a complete loser from the science—fiction standpoint. so i can't help you out with the starship. that makes me a little bit sad. nonetheless, here at the antimatter factory — yeah, that's its actual name — jeffrey