"The Other Side of the Leg" - the eleventh album of the Russian rock band "It Has Brought a Leg! ". The album was released on December 17, 2011. “The Other Side of the Leg” differs from other albums “It has reduced its foot!” By its unusual sounding, there is more electronic music in the album, however in some songs (“Siberian Love”, “Let's Go East!”) There is a clarinet, keyboards (Alexander Volkov) and there is absolutely no electronic music.
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| Studio album " Leg cramped! " | ||||
| Date of issue | 2011 | |||
| Recorded by | 2011 | |||
| Genre | art rock , synth-pop , soft rock | |||
| A country |  Russia | |||
| Label | Russian disk | |||
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| Chronology “A leg cramped! " | ||||
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“We ourselves didn’t expect that the work would take us that way,” admits Maxim Pokrovsky , “each new stage carried us further and further, discovering something new in our own music, which we seemed to know like our five fingers. We barely managed to stop. It was not a process of improvement, it was a transition to a new quality. Sometimes it even seemed that it was not us, but some other ensemble, and some other music. ”
The release resembles the name of Pink Floyd's most famous musical album - The Dark Side of the Moon (“The Other Side of the Moon”).
Song List
- Siberian love
- Moscow romance
- Go east!
- Black and red
- Seven planets
- Liliput love
- Petrol
- From Alma-Ata
- Piggy pig
- Haru Mamburu
- Tongue of fire
- Four friends
- In the dark
- Doll
- Rivers
- I am not the last hero
- Our young funny voices
Members
- Maxim Pokrovsky : words, music, vocals, dedicated bass guitar, mastering, producer
- Alexander Volkov : keyboards, wind instruments arrangement
- Igor Lapuhin : guitar
- Maxim Likhachev : trombone
- Dmitry Krichevsky : drums, percussion
Notes
- ↑ Andrey Bukharin. "Leg cramped!" - "The reverse side of the leg" . rollingstone.com.