All genres About Contacts
Leningrad Time: The Vanishing City and Its Rock Heroes

Leningrad Time: The Vanishing City and Its Rock Heroes

8 hrs. 57 min.
Description
Legends are made about Leningrad in the 1960s–1980s. It was a great time—the heyday of underground culture, the era of communal apartments and the notorious shortage, the book boom and the cult of sports. The country was swept up by rapid changes, and it was precisely Leningrad that became the center of these transformations.

The author of the edition “Leningrad Time,” rock musician and writer Vladimir Rekshan, recreates the former atmosphere of his city, remembering the most interesting details of Soviet youth and adulthood with a sense of awe and a fine humor. The pages of the book contain an entire era.

In this Leningrad, the streets are walked by Victor Tso—still unknown to the world. And in the “Saigon” café you can meet Joseph Brodsky or Sergey Dovlatov. Here, fashion traders sell jeans and scarce rock records, and in the “Philatelist” shop Chinese stamps are sold almost for nothing. Vladimir Rekshan shares memories of Leningrad where he was born and grew up. “It is there, and it’s already gone.” This book is about the disappearing city that became modern Saint Petersburg—about its details, oddities, and the heroes of its time.
11:07
001
09:57
002
33:03
003
15:52
004
17:45
005
16:02
006
17:04
007
16:35
008
15:05
009
15:33
010
13:44
011
18:49
012
14:55
013
20:55
014
20:25
015
20:10
016
16:13
017
19:44
018
19:16
019
16:34
020
16:23
021
16:05
022
16:38
023
18:07
024
18:02
025
17:57
026
15:32
027
20:42
028
07:08
029
27:13
030
08:56
031
05:47
032