“Combat” is the fourth studio album of the Lube group, released in 1996 . The album uses quotes from the song “Eagles Learn to Fly,” (music by A. Pakhmutov, lyrics by N. Dobronravov) (3), from the Russian folk song “Korobeyniki” and the theme from the 1st concert of P. I. Tchaikovsky (2 ) The album was awarded the best album of 1996 in Russia. [1] .
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| Lube Studio Album | ||||
| Date of issue | May 1996 | |||
| Recorded by | 1995 - 1996 in the Lube studio and the Mosfilm studio | |||
| Genres | Folk rock rock music Hard rock War song | |||
| Duration | 42:11 | |||
| Producers | Igor Matvienko | |||
| A country |  Russia | |||
| Language of songs | Russian | |||
| Label | Production Center Igor Matvienko | |||
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On May 7, 1995, on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the Victory in World War II, the song “Combat” was recorded and first played on the air. The song narrates episodes of World War II, and musical accompaniment alternates with the melody of war instruments with the rhythms of modern rock music. The work on the album began with the song “Combat” , the song confidently took the first lines of Russian charts, and was recognized as the best song of 1995. [2] .
The album contained both new compositions: “Moscow Streets”, “ Samovolochka ”, “The main thing is that I have you”, “Soon the demobilization”, which immediately became popular, and songs already familiar to several generations, “Two comrades served "," Dark mounds sleep. " Most of the songs on the album were recorded in a combination of folk instruments and electric guitars, with rock elements, which became a hallmark of the Lyube songs. The album was the last for the bass player Alexander Nikolaev. A few months after the release of the album, Nikolaev died in a car accident.
List of Songs
All music was written by I. Matvienko , except for 9 ( Nikita Bogoslovsky ) and 10 ( Evgeny Ptichkin ) tracks.
| No. | Title | The words | Duration | ||||||
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| one. | "Coming Soon" | M. Andreev | 3:58 | ||||||
| 2. | "Moscow streets" | A. Shaganov | 4:19 | ||||||
| 3. | "Eaglets" | A. Shaganov | 4:08 | ||||||
| four. | “Step march” | M. Andreev | 3:44 | ||||||
| five. | " Samovolochka " | M. Andreev | 3:15 | ||||||
| 6. | “The main thing is that I have you” | M. Andreev | 3:47 | ||||||
| 7. | “Talk with me” (Spanish with L. Zykina ) | A. Shaganov | 3:39 | ||||||
| eight. | " Combat " | A. Shaganov | 5:06 | ||||||
| 9. | " Dark mounds sleep " | B. Laskin | 3:26 | ||||||
| ten. | “ Two comrades served ” (Spanish with R. Bykov ) | folk | 2:46 | ||||||
| eleven. | Eaglet 2 | A. Shaganov | 4:03 | ||||||
| 42:11 | |||||||||
Reprints:
1. Anniversary edition released in 2002 on the 10th anniversary of the group. Bonus-tracks live added to album:
All music is written by I. Matvienko .
| No. | Title | The words | Duration |
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| 12. | “Guys from our yard” | A. Shaganov | 5:26 |
| 13. | Starlings | A. Shaganov | 4:45 |
| 14. | "Horse" | A. Shaganov | 3:20 |
2. Anniversary edition released on the 25th anniversary of the group without changing the album's tracklist. The publication was released on LP-carriers (vinyl) in 2014, as well as on CD in 2015.
Record Members
Lube
- Nikolai Rastorguev - vocals
- Alexander Nikolaev - bass
- Sergey Pereguda - guitar
- Vitaly Loktev - keyboards
- Alexander Erokhin - drums
- Anatoly Kuleshov - choirmaster , backing vocals
Additional Musicians
- Lyudmila Zykina - vocals in the song “Chat with me”
- Rolan Bykov - vocals in the song “Two Comrades Served”
- State Academic Russian Folk Ensemble "Russia", Chief Conductor - Honored Artist of Russia Nikolay Stepanov (7.9)
- Igor Matvienko - keyboards
- Vitaly Loktev (8), Vladimir Pirsky (1, 2) - button accordion
- Alexander Levshin - guitar (6)
- Anatoly Kuleshov - backing vocals (1-5, 10)
- Andrey Zhuravlev (1-3), Oleg Naumov (1-3), Alexander Erokhin (5, 8), Nikolai Tsvetkov (5), Oleg Golovko (8), Pavel Rastorguev (8), Gennady Semenkov (8) - choir
- Igor Mikhailovich Matvienko (3), Igor Sorin (3) - votes on the air
- In the song “Two comrades served” (10), the soundtrack of the song “Two comrades served” from the film of the same name was used (“Mosfilm” Film Studio, t / o “Comrade” 1968).
- Song of the Eaglet (3) is dedicated to the group " Ivanushki International "
- Nikolay Tsvetkov - replicas consultant in the song “Step March” (4)
Production
- Igor Matvienko - producer , artistic director , arrangement
- Igor Matvienko , Nikita Bogoslovsky , Evgeny Ptichkin - music authors
- Alexander Shaganov , Mikhail Andreev , Boris Laskin - authors of verses
- Alexander Panfilov - sound engineer
- Vasily Krachkovsky, Vladimir Ovchinnikov (Mosfilm studio: 7-10), Alexander Panfilov, Dmitry Minaev (Lyube studio: 1-6,11) - recording sound engineers
- Vasily Krachkovsky, Vladimir Ovchinnikov (10) (studio "Mosfilm") - mixing , mastering
- Igor Polonsky - programming (2,6,7-10), sound design (2,4,7-10), arrangement (3,11)
- DirectDesign - Design
Awards and nominations
| Year | Reward | Nominated work | Result |
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| 1995 | Song of the year | "Combat" | Victory [3] |
| 1996 | Golden Gramophone Award | "Combat" | Victory [4] |
| 1996 | Song of the year | "Samovolochka" | Victory [5] |