“Plows-Woogies” is a magneto -album of the Soviet and Russian rock band “ Gaza Strip ”, recorded in June 1989 [1] in the studio at the House of Culture “named after 50th anniversary of the October Revolution. "
| Woogie Plows | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Magnetic Album Gaza Strip | ||||
| Date of issue | ||||
| Recorded by | June 1989 | |||
| Genre | rock | |||
| Duration | 40:12 | |||
| A country |  the USSR | |||
| Language of songs | Russian | |||
| Chronology Gaza Strip | ||||
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About the album
It is difficult to call this magneto-album debut, just as it is difficult to call debut the 1989 collective farm punk due to the fact that they were never officially published, were recorded at the same time and were not widely used.
| The Gaza Strip appeared in 1987 when the Voronezh Rock Club opened. Two years later, we recorded two albums - “Collective Farm Punk” and “Plows-Woogie”. Their quality was terrible and beyond Voronezh they did not disperse.Yuri (Khoy) Klinsky |
This music album is often mistakenly called the same name with the name of the group - “Gaza Strip”. The Gas Sector album was recorded only in 1993 and contained part of the songs from Plows-Woogie and the original version of Kolkhoz Punk . In addition, many believe that the 1993 Gas Sector album is a 1989 recording. Another common mistake is that the 1997 Gas Sector album was also released in 1989, despite the fact that both there and there are clearly better recordings that were impossible in 1989 in the USSR .
| That was in early 1989. Then there was still no studio, just, Andrey Deltsov at his own peril and risk decided to joke. As I remember now, for the recording of the first two albums we paid 100 rubles. Well, the album has appeared. Although we didn’t have a good tape recorder, they wrote such crap, a nightmare in general. As they said then, in one channel the “top” sounded, in the other - the “bottom”. [2]Igor (Kushch) Kushchev |
It is well-known that rewrites, not originals. All songs from this magnetic album were subsequently re-recorded and published in the following albums of the group:
- 1991 - Collective Farm Punk - Introduction, Plows-Woogie, Bank, Careerist (Popets), Easter
- 1992 - “ Take a walk, man! »- Vidak
- 1993 - " Gas Sector " - Pop song, Auto-mat, Bribery, Fools, War
- 1997 - The Narcological University of the Millions - Walpurgis Night
In addition, magnetic albums did not have official covers, and those that currently exist are fan-made.
List of Songs
| No. | Title | Duration | |||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| one. | " Introduction " | 1:16 | |||||||
| 2. | Vidak | 2:56 | |||||||
| 3. | " Pop song " | 2:20 | |||||||
| four. | " Woogie plows " | 2:56 | |||||||
| five. | " I urinated in the night " | 2:59 | |||||||
| 6. | " Auto-mat " | 3:09 | |||||||
| 7. | " Bank " | 3:54 | |||||||
| eight. | " Bribery " | 2:21 | |||||||
| 9. | " Careerist " | 2:19 | |||||||
| ten. | " Fools " | 2:36 | |||||||
| eleven. | " War " | 4:33 | |||||||
| 12. | Easter | 5:08 | |||||||
| 13. | Walpurgis Night | 3:45 | |||||||
| 40:12 | |||||||||
Record Members
- Yuri Klinskikh - vocals, rhythm guitar, lyrics
- Sergey Tupikin - lead guitar (2, 9, 12)
- Igor Kushchev - lead guitar (3-8, 11, 13)
- Semyon Titievsky - bass
- Alexey Ushakov - keyboards, drum machine (1, 3-8, 10, 12, 13)
- Oleg Kryuchkov - drums (2, 9)
- Alexander Yakushev - drums (11)
- Andrey Deltsov - sound engineering
Notes
- ↑ Gaza: On the band's very first albums.
- ↑ Memoirs of solo guitarist Igor Kushchev about the recording of “Plows-Woogie” and “ Collective Farm Punk ”