Vladimir Vladimirovich Marochkin is a Soviet and Russian journalist, writer, scriptwriter, editor and music critic.
| Vladimir Marochkin | |
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| Date of Birth | November 29, 1960 (58 years old) |
| Place of Birth | Penza , USSR |
| Citizenship |  USSR →  Russia |
| Allegiance | Russia |
| Occupation | journalist, writer, screenwriter, film director, music critic, editor |
| Father | Vladimir Gerasimovich Marochkin |
| Mother | Margarita Alekseevna Marochkina |
| Spouse | Tatyana Marochkina |
| Children | Vladimir, Veniamin |
| Awards and prizes | Certificate of Merit of the Government of the Moscow Region (2008). |
| Site | Daily life of a Russian rocker |
Biography
Born in 1960 in the city of Penza. Since 1980 he has been living and working in Moscow (married, two sons).
Education
In 1985 he graduated from the Faculty of Journalism of Moscow State University .
Career
- From the beginning of 1987, Marochkin worked at the Moscow Creative Laboratory of Rock Music under the General Directorate of Culture of the Executive Committee of the Moscow City Council, and was the chief editor of the "SHIFT" magazine. In December 1988, the first issue of the newspaper "SHIFT-bill" [1] [2] .
- From 1986 to 1991, Vladimir Marochkin led a music section in the Soviet-Bulgarian magazine Druzhba.
- From 1989 to 1991, together with I.Vasilkov, he conducted the program “Evening Courier” on the radio station “ Youth ”.
- In 1991-1992 he was the music editor of a number of TV programs on Russian television.
- In 1992 he led a music column in the newspaper Kuranty.
- In the 90s, Vladimir Marochkin published and edited a number of music and youth publications (the newspapers “Door to Rockenroll” and “Ruined Childhood”, magazines “Come on! Come on!” And “Russian rock”). Marochkin’s articles and photographs were published in many newspapers ( Literaturnaya Gazeta , Evening Moscow , Moskovskaya Pravda , Komsomolskaya Pravda , Den ) and magazines (Estrada and Circus, Youth, Zabriskie Rider) , "Fanograph" and others).
- From 1997 to 2000 he was responsible for the music page “Chip” of “Evening Moscow”.
- Today, mainly engaged in literary activities.
Bibliography
One of the founders of the first Soviet rock encyclopedia "Rock music in the USSR" (1990, the publishing house "Book").
In 2001, the publishing house "Lean" under his editorship published the encyclopedia "Russian Rock" (reprinted by the All-Russian Association of Rockers in 2003).
On the anniversary of A. S. Pushkin in three issues of the journal “Youth” , Marochkin’s work The True Biography of Pushkin was published. In 2010, the book was reprinted by the publishing house Phoenix.
In the fall of 2003, the book “The Daily Life of a Russian Rock Musician” by Vladimir Marachkin was published in the publishing house “Young Guard”.
Since 2001, Vladimir Marochkin has been collaborating with the Special Radio Internet music portal: in 2006, the 5th anniversary of the portal published a gift format “Musical Anatomy of the Independent Generation”, which included Marochkin’s best articles published on “Special Radio” .
In 2006, the Publishing House “Public Communications” published a book by Vladimir Marachkin, written in collaboration with A. A. Ignatiev, “The Chronoscope of Russian Rock. 1953-2004 ", it was" one of the first attempts to fit the history of the national rock movement into the global context " [3] .
In 2007, the book “Knights of the Legion” was published, dedicated to the popular metropolitan heavy metal group “Legion”.
In 2010, the Rostov-based publishing house Phoenix published the book by Marochkin, written in collaboration with A. Ignatiev and N. Sycheva, “Songs of our generation. The Sixties. It was followed by two more books - “Songs of our generation. Seventies ”,“ Songs of our generation. Eighties".
- Russian rock. Photo album. - M., 1994.
- Russian rock. Small encyclopedia. - M .: Lean, Antao, 2001. - ISBN 5-85929-068-3
- Russian rock. Encyclopedia. Supplement to the magazine "R-club". - M .: Publishing House of Alexander Trofimov, 2003.
- Master. - M .: Nota-R, 2003. - ISBN 5-85929-082-9
- Daily life of a Russian rock musician. - M .: Young Guard, 2003. - (Series: Living History: The Daily Life of Humanity) - ISBN 5-235-02595-4
- Black obelisk. - M .: Nota-R, 2004. - ISBN 5-98581-007-0
- Chronoscope of Russian rock. 1953-2004. - M .: Public Communications, 2005. - ISBN 5-9900566-1-3
- Knights of the Legion. - M .: Silver threads, 2007. - (Series: Ecology of the Soul) - ISBN 5-89163-062-1
- The true biography of Pushkin. - Rostov-on-Don: Phoenix, 2010. - ISBN 978-5-222-16497-6
- The songs of our generation. Sixties. - Rostov-on-Don: Phoenix, 2010. - ISBN 978-5-222-16870-7
- The songs of our generation. Seventies. - Rostov-on-Don: Phoenix, 2011. - ISBN 978-5-222-17880-5
- The songs of our generation. Eighties. - Rostov-on-Don: Phoenix, 2012. - ISBN 978-5-222-19086-9
- Moscow rock'n'roll. Through the songs - about the history of the country. Rock music in the capital. Passwords, appearance, fashion - M.: Tsentrpoligraf, 2014. - ISBN 978-5-227-05510-1
- Legends of Soviet rock. Rock and Roll Chronicle of the Soviet Union - M.: AST, 2017. - (Series: Legends of Russian Rock) - ISBN 978-5-17-100506-1
Movies
Vladimir Marochkin is the author of scenarios for a number of documentary films: “Forty Terms of Rock” (ATV by order of Channel One, 2005), Our ABBA (ATV by order of Russia Channel, 2006), Nasha Felichita (ATV by order of TV channel “Russia”, 2007) and others.
- In 2008, the filming of the documentary film “ French Lessons ” (ATV commissioned by the “Russia” TV channel) hosted the directorial debut of Vladimir Marachkin.
- In 2009, Vladimir made the film Lawyer Belyak: Band & Man , which Synthesis Distribution released on CD, and in 2011, the film Rock with Stuff, dedicated to the Integral musician Igor Sandler.
- In the spring of 2011, Marochkin, according to his own scenario, made a documentary film “Nostalgia for Tashkent” for the TV channel “ Nostalgia ” [4] .
- Other work Marochkina:
Awards
Since 1997, Vladimir Marochkin has headed the jury of the rock festival “The Prophet”, which is held annually by the Committee on Youth Affairs of the Government of the Moscow Region. For this work, Vladimir Marochkin received the Certificate of Honor of the Moscow Region Government in 2008.