i thought that we how pink floyd should do it in support of ukraine, in support of morality, peace.he anthem of the ukrainian struggle opened football matches and closed easter masses. you won't believe it, but the red viburnum sounded even in the moscow court, and it was not sung by a captured ukrainian fighter, as one might think, but by one of the few russian anti-putins. our glorious ukraine is sad. the urine marksman gene has become a world symbol of the courage and dignity of the ukrainian people, a symbol of struggle and defiance. let's go further. the third one could say the motto of the ukrainians in this war occupies a place among spiritual symbols. i am a russian ship. i repeat, i suggest you lay down your arms and surrender, as understood. the phrase was said by ukrainian border guards on zmiyny island and raised morale to incredible heights in the first days of the war, when several dozen people said categorically no to a huge machine in the form of a moscow cruiser, a real explosion of ukrainian self-awareness took place. for some reason, this phrase inspired many peop

cult performers, and the performers were those who used the word, masterfully, such groups like pink floyd like this, in the united states, i suddenly discovered that for a long time there were some giants, gigantic, and depipal is such a strong pop-rock band, yes, that’s when the nineties came, then such a movement as alternative music appeared , there it was no longer possible without a word, everyone paid attention to the word, although curt kaban was there too, he chewed the words and it was not clear what he was saying, but nevertheless deciphered.. everyone understood that he was trying to talk about something important say, but in our country the musical part probably suffered more often, in general in our country , precisely from the point of view of rock, here in our country, well , at first, when there was the soviet union, they banned everything altogether, i just personally went through it, and then just people didn’t go much deeper, so probably russian rock has a big... future, when they begin to analyze the entire past, very seriously, precisely from the point of view of russ

those who used the word masterfully who became conceptual and cult performers , such groups as pink floydes, i suddenly discovered that the giants are gigantic, this is such a strong pop rock band, and when the nineties came, such a movement as alternative music appeared, there it was no longer possible without a word, there everyone paid attention to the word, so although there, too, kurt cabane, he lived the words and it was not clear what he was saying, but nevertheless, everyone understood that he was trying to say something important, but in our country , probably, the musical part gave it more often, and in general in our country, precisely from the point of view of rock, here, well, at first, when there was the soviet union, everything was prohibited, i just personally went through it, and then people just didn’t go deep into it, so russian rock probably has a great future when they start analyzing the whole past, very seriously exactly. from the point of view of russian music, then they will shovel all of dostoevsky and then they will be able to do something brilliant, so i want h

meant a lot, there it was conceptual and cult and the performers were those who used bands like pink floydhe united states, i suddenly discovered that for a long time there were some gigantic giants, and depial was such a strong pop-rock band, and when the nineties came, such a movement as alternative music appeared , now there’s no word it was impossible, everyone there... paid attention to the word, although curt kaban was also there, he chewed the words and it was not clear what he was saying, but nevertheless, deciphering the words, everyone understood that he was trying to say something important, but in our country, uh, the musical part probably suffered more often, but in general in our country , precisely from the point of view of rock, here - at first, when there was the soviet union, everything was generally prohibited, i just personally went through it, and then... just people they didn’t go much deeper, so probably the russian there is a great future for the lesson, when they begin to analyze the entire past, very seriously , precisely from the point of view of russian music ,

away, when i was studying guitar, acoustic, or rather, classical guitar, the students slipped me pink floydthe dark side of the moon, this was no longer a bar, by that time there were already, of course, the wall was all there, i listened to everything, yeah, and i, i kind of carried it here all my life with myself, this is for the classics and english rock music, which means and jazz, then i was hooked there, so to speak, on miles davis and many jazzmen there, i listened to cool jazz there and so on, i was very interested in, really, really music, what is called the depth of the art of music itself, and these meanings that these great sensations are on some kind of cosmic scale, i can tell you that stan’s album helped me not to go crazy in the army, well... i had a player and there were only two cassettes, i won’t say that on the second, on the first one i had was pink floyd on both sides, it’s not bad to listen to an album on two sides in the army, on a reel or something, no , no, well, a cassette, a player, yes, i already had one then, i put together an eighty-eighth, a ninetieth, and ev

my understanding, but dostoevsky is symphonic music, in any in case, not necessarily, the same pink floydo speak, to dig into such philistinism, and so, in fact, they achieved a certain effect, of course, dostovetsky’s breadth is millions. i really liked the saying, i forgot it name, this is an actor who received five or six amys, it’s like in tv series it’s such an oscar, so he came to orthodoxy, he says, i discovered dostoevsky, i often have to play scary people, some scoundrels, here and i suddenly realized that dostoevsky wrote about terrible things from a position of light, uh-huh, this is very difficult, this is very difficult, and this is a huge... the strength for rock music is just a colossal field of activity, and you agree with that , what is still ahead of the russian hand? it's possible, but the way things are developing reacted diplomatically, no, but i’m just watching how music develops, yeah, modern, it’s quite possible that at some level it will take on a slightly completely different breakthrough, another turn will happen, and this will be a different level of quality, s

in my understanding, but dostoevsky is symphonic music, in any case, not necessarily, the same pink floydostoevsky, yes, yes, very fragmented, so they tried , so to speak, to dig into such philistinism, and so, in fact, they achieved a certain effect, of course, dostoevsky is millions of times wider, i really liked it statement, i forgot his name is an actor who received five or six emmys, it’s like in tv series it’s an oscar, so he came to orthodoxy, he says: i discovered dostoevsky, i often have to play scary people, some kind of scoundrels, so i suddenly realized that dostoevsky wrote about terrible things from the perspective of light, uh-huh, this is very difficult, this is very... and this is a huge strength for rock music - it’s just a colossal field of activity, and you agree, what's still ahead for russian rock? theoretically this is possible, but the way they develop reacted diplomatically to the events, no, but i’m just watching how modern music is developing, it’s quite possible that this... that level will take on a slightly completely different breakthrough, another turn wil

it was conceptual and cult performers and those who used... the word masterful were groups like pink floydpel, i liked both of them, but being already living like this, in the united states, i suddenly discovered that for a long time some gigantic giants, and depipol is such a strong pop-rock band, and that’s when they came the nineties, then such a movement as alternative music appeared, and there it was already impossible without words. there everyone paid attention to the word, although there, too , curt cabane, he lived the words and it was not clear what he was saying, but nevertheless deciphered it, everyone understood that he was trying to talk about something important say, but in our country, uh, the musical part probably suffered more often, in general in our country , precisely from the point of view of rock, here - at first, when there was the soviet union, everything was generally prohibited, i just personally went through it, and then people just didn’t began to deepen greatly, so, probably, the russian lesson has a great future, when , uh, they begin to analyze the entire pa

conceptual and cult, and the performers were those who used the word masterful, such groups as pink floyddistinguish ledzeprin from deple, i liked both of them, but being , living already in the united states, i suddenly discovered that for a long time there were some giants, gigantic, and de peupol is such a strong pop, rock band, yes, and when the nineties came, such a movement as alternative music appeared , here it’s already impossible without a word it happened, there everyone paid attention to the word, although there too, he was compressing the words and it was not clear what he was saying, but nevertheless , deciphering the words, everyone understood that he was trying to say something important, but in our case the musical part probably suffered more often , in general in our country, precisely from the point of view of rock, here, well, at first, when there was the soviet union, everything was generally prohibited, i just personally went through it, then people just didn’t become so strong. therefore, the russian lesson probably has a great future when they start analyze the ent

that interests me, and i don’t know how to explain, is that canonical great bands, such as pelin pink floydle, don’t write new songs, despite the fact that alive, healthy and even performing, everyone plays their old songs, which they started with, which they started, so we all think why we decided that probably because we are afraid of screwing up, and the public wants the old hits, yes the public wants, if for. .. to the public you live and work, well then live, then call yourself a daddy and don’t meddle in rokol, and if you are like something really, some kind of self-conception you have, if you claim to be , in fact, what these people have people has always been, but now the point is not that the public has nothing to do with creativity, in do you perform a lot of new things for your band at concerts? we perform, the group tsvety has a huge number of songs posted on the internet that we perform, mostly live ones, we... we practically don’t make video clips, everything is live with us, because video clips can be mixed up so that you don’t even know how to sing, and you don’t know how to

for example, it may include the founder of the rock group pink floyd, roger uthers, world football stars all of them, despite the threatening troubles, spoke out in defense of the palestinians. and for the record, berback, from the german green party, is an icon of the environmental movement, greta. and no matter what the head of the european council, mr. michel, says, this poster is for her they didn’t draw it in the kremlin. there is one country that is at least indirectly benefiting from this serious escalation of violence in this region and that is russia. russia will try, has already begun to try , to use this situation to whip up a narrative against the european union, against the partners of the european union, to show that there are people in the world who. voice from the trap, they are already there, for decades the european union has been throwing poverty at the palestinians, so that they can somehow survive, so that their order will not be questioned, with everything else rule, but this...

so just like the pink floyd song to die, how's the cold calls to believe? no. unfortunately, that is what it has to stay comfortably. there's no more p j have or tea was at least able to meet his birth mother. i thought from that day on life once we had the ice broken and we had met, we'd meet again on fox and today life doesn't work that way. it didn't go that way . decades of separation cannot be put aside just like that. peter's mother didn't want to interfere in his life and avoided further contact. 35 years passed before the 2 of them saw each other again. his mother was 88 and no longer recognized her son. she died shortly afterwards. the only thing is i thought the reason because when i talk to northwest survivors that and if i'm not the mother, i don't know for them. others even is so for me to free my mother, that was a big thing. and not knowing that then, but to be able to go to a funeral and see how be let to rest. so i can conclude said to myself, i've every 58, okay man, that i've got that much more that signal because of now p j would like to fin

so just like the pink floyd self to die house be calm comfortably. no. unfortunately this house stay comfortably more. there's no more p j have or tea was at least able to meet his birth mother. i talked to him that day on life once we had the ice broken and we had met, we'd meet again. unfortunately, life doesn't work that way. it didn't go that way. decades of separation cannot be put aside just like that. peter, his mother didn't want to interfere in his life and avoided further contact. 35 years passed before the 2 of them saw each other again. his mother was 88 and no longer recognized her son. she died shortly afterwards. the only thing is i talked to visa because when i talked to northwest survivor's death, and if i'm not the mother, i don't know if the mother even is so for me to free my mother. that was a big thing. and not knowing that thing, but to be able to go to a funeral and say, hoping that to rest. so i can conclude said to myself, i've every very lucky man to have got that much noise. that signal was off. now p j would like to find the

a player and there were only two cassettes, i won’t say that on the second, on the first i had pink floydh, ninetieth, and i still remember this one, it was called a laser, my father brought it there from somewhere, i used it everywhere, in the same place nothing was allowed, no personal belongings, well , it’s clear, it’s clear, well, that’s how i... what’s wrong with this with all my baggage, i was naturally interested in english-language music in russian. in general, i didn’t even try to write . you had some projects, i had something there, they were called, i don’t quite remember, there was some jolie jail all the time, jay this me dzhanga is also present, which means jolly jail and the planche planche swam , oh exactly, and what about the planche - it was an interesting thing, there really was a lot of music and we ourselves wrote poetry, which means my friend and i wrote in english and were there. i'm in london, it's hard to be born with the russian language and writing poetry in english is one of my many stupidities throughout my life , and that’s what it means a lot. honestly, it

there were only two cassettes, i won’t say which was on the second one. on the first one i had pink floydn both sides of the wall. it’s not bad , so in the army to listen to the album on both sides on a reel or what? no, well, a cassette player, a cassette player, yes it was already there then, i added up eighty the eighth, the ninetieth, and i still remember this one, it was called a laser , where my father brought it from, i found it everywhere, nothing was allowed there, no personal belongings, of course, clearly, well, that’s what i’m saying with this with all my baggage, i was naturally interested in english-language music in russian. in general, i didn’t even try your projects; there were some projects i had there, they were called somehow, i don’t quite remember there, some jolie jail , jate is present from me all the time dzhanga also swam there, which means jolly jail and planche swam planche oh exactly yes yes and what about the planche - it was an interesting thing, there really was a lot of music and we wrote poems ourselves, so my friend and i wrote in english and had friends

away, when i was studying guitar, acoustic, or rather, classical guitar, the students slipped me pink floyd by that time there were already, of course, the wall was gone. i listened to everything, and i, i kind of carried this with me all my life, this is a reserve of classics and english rock music, which means jazz, then they hooked me, so to speak, on miles davis, and many jazzmen there, i listened to cool jazz there and other things, i was very interested in really really music, what is called the depth of the art of music itself , and these meanings, these great sensations ... i can tell you that stan’s album helped me not to go crazy in the army, well here i had

>> shout-out to elie honig for the pink floyd reference. because it's really important to think about how it all stacks up. remember, and i understand and believe that people can have a kind of epiphany in what they've done. many plea deals and plea offers are about people realizing what they have done wrong. the consequences, the gravitas of their decisions. and then holding themselves to be held accountable for that very notion. but one of the things that she did in her colloquy, which is called her statement that she would make to tell the court about what she has done wrong, is that she says she relied on the experience of older, more experienced attorneys. it doesn't take a genius to think about, she's drawing a line to perhaps rudy giuliani who, of course, was once a federal prosecutor, a lawyer for many, many decades. i think in part she's accepting responsibility, but you're seeing a bit of a snag signal to what she may be suggesting as her own defense, then who she is willing to implicate as a part of that plea discussion. so think

conceptual and cult, and the performers were those who used the word masterful, such groups as pink floydcabane was there too, he lived the words and it was not clear what he was saying. but nevertheless, deciphering the words, everyone understood that he was trying to say something important, but in our country, probably, the musical part suffered more often, in general in our country, precisely from the point of view of rock, here, at first, when there was the soviet union, everything was generally prohibited, i just personally went through it , and then people just didn’t go much deeper, so probably the russian... lesson has a great future when they start analyzing the whole past, very seriously, it is rusk from the point of view of russian music, then they will shovel all of dostoevsky and then they will be able to do something brilliant , so i want here with you - as they say from this place in more detail, you and i once talked about this topic, and then i this thought sunk in, including forgive your non-obviousness, yes, you said the best of russian rock is ahead, and if this can b

one of the main speakers, pink floyd. the same used a large inflatable piece is contrary.i pointed out that this conference would tarnish and she refused to cancel it. remember the reason all opinions are equally valid, i have to wonder if it will allow, they should know, why is it acceptable? because we are the oppressors and it might be the worst possible time and congressman on two weeks later 1500 jews were slaughtered because they were slaughtered because they were jews and i spent the past 40 years of my life all over the world and never in my wildest imagination thought i would have to buy it at my university. my family alma mater. john was not jewish, just a humble man. every single university, every cable channel understand there's consequences to your actions. we can no longer be silent. none of us can sit back. albert einstein said it well. the world will not be destroyed by those who do evil but by those who watch by without doing anything. the world will not be destroyed by those who do evil but by those who watch them without doing anything. this is the time

heart to heart, laughed, ate, drank, and then we went to you, or maybe you came to me, you put pink floyder your name, and you tell me something about love, about love, well, let’s say, stylish - fashionable and youthful, but does nikita himself like it, you just... told us that for a very long time he tried on himself and accepted the song oh tic tac toe, what about cappuccino, did you come right away? kappuchina, as it were, he likes slightly different songs in spirit, but he already understood and accepted that this song has great potential, very great potential, and for him he already, he learned to trust, he says , how much do you sergey believe in this or that song, i’m already starting to believe in it, and he also has a marker for his grandmother, which he also puts and he says: cappuccino, it’ll just be a hit, i know that he is wearing a cross i didn’t believe nolika, he’s been talking for a long time, we’ve been communicating sometimes, sometimes we meet in the beltelerokpania and he’s making such a face, and then when it became all over the irons, yes, as they used to say, and

talked heart to heart, laughed, ate, drank, and then went to you, or maybe you came to me, you put pink floydlet’s say, stylish, fashionable, youthful, but does nikita himself like it, you just told us during a pause that for a very long time he tried on himself and accepted the song about the cross. why did you come in with cappuccino right away? cappuccino, it’s as if he likes a few other songs in spirit, but he already understood and accepted that this song has great potential, very great potential, and for him he already, he learned to trust, he says , then how much are you sergei believe in this or that song, i’m kind of already, i’m starting to believe in it, and he also has a marker, a grandmother, which he also puts on and he says capuchin. i know that he didn’t believe tic tac toe, he did it for a long time, so we communicate, sometimes we meet in beltelerokia, and he was so grimaced, and then when did this happen. on all irons, yes, as they said before, and it was a very long time, we somehow turned out that we made releases every week, to all participants, and we started in februar

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one of the main speakers, pink floyd. the same used a large inflatable piece is contrary.i pointed out that this conference would tarnish and she refused to cancel it. remember the reason all opinions are equally valid, i have to wonder if it will allow, they should know, why is it acceptable? because we are the oppressors and it might be the worst possible time and congressman on two weeks later 1500 jews were slaughtered because they were slaughtered because they were jews and i spent the past 40 years of my life all over the world and never in my wildest imagination thought i would have to buy it at my university. my family alma mater. john was not jewish, just a humble man. every single university, every cable channel understand there's consequences to your actions. we can no longer be silent. none of us can sit back. albert einstein said it well. the world will not be destroyed by those who do evil but by those who watch by without doing anything. the world will not be destroyed by those who do evil but by those who watch them without doing anything. this is the time

will write a slander that schneiderov showed the lgbt flag, and this is the cover of the great pink floyddy prohibited, that’s the point, if it’s used more and more widely and wider, it means it needs to be closed, the meaning of this law is '. is this, for some reason we are not talking about the meaning, the meaning is this, so that i, yes, here i have a little daughter, yes, she is 9 years old, i want her to live her whole life without knowing all this nasty stuff, and therefore the reason that gives, yes, there is television, books, there are also films and so on, her dad will ask her what it is let's take a break now, since you're talking about books and films. yes, after a pause , we haven’t consumed all of these symbols yet. if anyone survives in this top-secret bunker, then upon reaching the surface, he will understand that further life is impossible for technical reasons. 1983 - new documentary film by elizaveta listovy, coming soon to ntv. at tinkov insurance we make life easier. sign up for compulsory insurance and receive payments in case of an accident in just a day. now he i

it may, for example, include the founder of the rock band pink floyd , roger uthers, world football starsvement icon greta thunberg, also gas. and no matter what the head of the european council says. this poster was not drawn for her in the kremlin. there is one country that at least the indirect beneficiary of this serious escalation of violence in this region is russia. russia will try, has already begun to try, to use this situation to push a narrative against the european union, against the partners of the european union, to show that there are people in the world who want to defend multipolarity, but at the same time they demonstrate double standards. let's. voice from the trap, they are already there, for decades the european union has been feeding the palestinians poverty, so that they can somehow survive, so that they are not subjected to i doubt their order with all the other rules, but this seems to be ending, so the financial tymes writes. in a flurry of emergency diplomatic visits, video conferences and calls, western officials were accused of rushing to condemn the hamas att