I hope you don't mind me asking How did the Russians become familiar with American music? Did their government allowed American music records be played in their radios? How did they become popular? Did some Russians smuggled records like vynil, CDs tapes and music players? Thanks sir, if you care to reply.

@@vomitingconfetti7187 I'll reply,I am Russian. It was almost like a crime,but some people, who managed to travel abroad,some singers for example , were bringing music and spreading it,making copies,there were closed clubs, when those who loved and appreciated Western music were meeting up in someone's flat to listen to that forbidden beautiful music . I grew up in 80s ,my parents were massively into the Beatles,but their music you could buy,it was approved by the government. Although you still had to make an effort to get their albums as there were more people want ing them ,than vinyls available

is a damn good composition

That's Mark Rivera and I suspect the sound effect is just him hitting a metal pole with a hammer.

hekkoCZ Thanks! But I thought Mark just played the saxophone.

@@redemptiongoes6030 Also percussion, guitar (I think), clarinet (if that was clarinet, I'm not really sure, but it wasn't a sax), keyboard in the official Matter of Trust video, and naturally the metal pipe in Allentown. ;) He also released his own album, Common Bond, a couple years ago.

You must be really smart

Petyr Wilson More or less, to be honest. I would be a fool if I assumed everything I knew were to be always correct. But, I do get that you were thinking I was saying that Mark was making the noise that the whole crowd could hear with no microphone, I’m saying how it is funny that he is trying to imitate it. But I guess you are calling me a fool for saying that it sounds just like it, which, I admit has dumb. I guess I have to live with that dumb remark, but I done worse in past years, I am still growing you know. Anyways, I forgotten that I had typed that comment for a while and I did needed that criticism in these times, because I have been waste if time and being very lazy. I feel more better thanks to you. And no, this isn’t some strange and pathetic comeback, I am being true, which I know now is what is needed to live on as a human being. Once again, thank you for being true.

Where is THAT Documentary? I remember it well. Behind the scenes of Billy's Russian Tour! (It was a Big Deal!) ;-{)

@@govetter That's a good question I have no idea. All I know is I grew up spending the first 7 years of my life in post communism Bulgaria. Communism effectively ruined the Bulgarian economy back then.

@@emilkoch4098 Emil, I met a Bulgarian girl who played for the Houston Symphony, lovely yet restrained. I'm glad some folks understand what a free-world can be. Stay well Brother.

@@govetter wow!. Good for her. Thanks, you too!

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They decided to change it a while back for whatever reason. It is annoying.

@@weebgrinder-AIArtistPro yes, the george lucas school of album and movie titles. well, i ain't down with that, georgie!

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