“Appendix I. Viktor Tsoi: interview diary”
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Viktor Robertovich Tsoi was a Soviet singer-songwriter and actor who co-founded Kino, one of the most popular and influential bands in the history of Russian music.
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culture · Soviet musician and actor (1962–1990) · poet · actor · singer · guitarist · composer · songwriter · film actor · painter · singer-songwriter · lyricist · also Viktor Tsoi, Victor Tsoy, Viktor Robertovich Tsoj, Viktor Robertovich Tsoi, Tsoi
Born 21 June 1962 · Died 15 August 1990 · Q487125
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“Appendix I. Viktor Tsoi: interview diary”
“Tsoi's last interview. From an interview with Viktor Tsoi”
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Moviefone: Viktor Tsoi and the Kino group concert at the Olimpiysky Sports Complex - Where to Watch
The song Группа Крови can also be heard in the film Kraven the Hunter during a scene at the Gym in the Russian Prison, were the Mobsters try to push Kraven
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Yahoo: Viktor Tsoi Film Sparks Rights Dispute Ahead of Warsaw Film Festival (EXCLUSIVE)
During their concert in Moscow, Metallica played a cover of 'Grupa Krovi'
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A monument to Tsoi was erected in Almaty, Kazakhstan
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Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty: Viktor Tsoi And The Russia That Never Was
Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty: Musician, Songwriter, Cultural Force: Remembering Russia's Viktor Tsoi
Tsoi's song "Kukushka" (Russian: «Кукушка», lit
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On what would have been Tsoi's 50th birthday, the remaining members of Kino gathered to record the song "Ataman" (Russian: «Атаман»), with his vocals that were recovered from his car crash but never used because of its p
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Some of the nation's top rock bands came together and released their interpretations of Kino's best songs as a tribute to Viktor Tsoi on what would have been his 38th birthday
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Died 1990-08-15.
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After a high-profile concert at Moscow’s Luzhniki Stadium, Tsoi briefly relocated to Latvia with bandmate Yuri Kasparyan to work on the band's next album
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“Almost everything can be forgiven to those who are honest. Say, for example, if we [Kino] play our music in an unprofessional manner, or sing our songs in an unprofessional way – and we have made countless mistakes of this kind – our fans will overlook this, but, if we do not try our best to be honest our fans will never forgive us.”
“Almost everyone can forgive us for honesty: and, say, not enough professional game, and even not enough professional verses. There are many examples of this. But when honesty disappears, they forgive nothing.”
“I feel that now I can’t always reach an understanding with someone, especially with people of an older generation. I find it difficult in this situation, because they think differently. Naturally, people cannot think alike, but they must understand each other. That's why they are people.”
With a concert at Moscow's Luzhniki Stadium; 62,000 fans filled the stands to celebrate the triumph of the USSR's most successful rock group
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Viktor Tsoi starred as the protagonist in The Needle (Russian: Игла, romanized: Igla), directed by Rashid Nugmanov and written by Aleksandr Baranov and Bakhyt Kilibayev
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The band Kino, along with other Russian rock bands, appeared as themselves in Assa (Russian: Асса), a film by Sergei Solovyov
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Born 1962-06-21.
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I feel that now I can’t always reach an understanding with someone, especially with people of an older generation. I find it difficult in this situation, because they think differently. Naturally, people cannot think alike, but they must understand each other. That's why they are people.
Almost everything can be forgiven to those who are honest. Say, for example, if we [Kino] play our music in an unprofessional manner, or sing our songs in an unprofessional way – and we have made countless mistakes of this kind – our fans will overlook this, but, if we do not try our best to be honest our fans will never forgive us.
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