Tribute "Lyube. 35. Everything starts again..." will open with a song performed by Sukachev

The first single from the tribute album "Lyube. 35. Everything starts again..." was the song "Taganskaya Station" performed by rock musician Garik Sukachev. On November 29, the creators of the song told about a new reading of the composition.

The composition "Taganskaya Station" is included in the first album of "Lyube" "Atas", released in 1989. This song became an exemplary hit of the band, which was strikingly different from the music familiar to the post-perestroika pop scene of the 1990s. In "Taganskaya Station" one can notice a catchy manner, charm and good humor, which in the future would become the calling card of "Lyube".

Garik Sukachev shared that he perfectly remembers the first songs of "Lyube" and knows the lead singer Nikolai Rastorguev for more than 40 years - they met before the group was founded.

"We made our version of the song "Taganskaya Station" a bit hooligan, but at the same time stylish, trendy, youthful - using ska, saikobilly and surf, with elements of gypsy folklore. Enjoy!" - Sukachev told Izvestia.

In the verses of the song, written by poet Alexander Shaganov, there are many references to the movie "The place of meeting to change can not", which in those years was a real hit of cinematography. The text became an ode to Taganka as a symbol of the connection between generations. In addition, the Taganskaya station of the Tagansko-Krasnopresnenskaya line of the capital's subway played a special role in the formation of Lyube.

"This subway line is our vector in the formative years. We traveled along it like apples from one branch, with only one carriages! Fate had it so arranged that we lived one stop away from each other. Apparently, so that we didn't waste time on moving around in the geographically boundless First Capital, but only composed songs. Which we did as we were gifted," said Shaganov.

Tribute "Lyube. 35. Everything starts again..." - reinterpretation of the band's songs by other musicians in their signature style. The idea to record such an album appeared more than a year ago, and more than 50 performers and bands of different generations and genres took part in the work on it.

Lube songs have never been written specifically for the evil of the day, but they have always been in time. The compositions reflect the history of Russia and its life, depicting places and moments dear to Russians, so the band will be welcomed by people of different ages and in any environment, from a small apartment in a Khrushchevka house to an army unit. Lyube's hits, written by composer Igor Matvienko, Alexander Shaganov and poet Mikhail Andreev, have become truly folk.

In October the first rehearsal in costumes of the ethno-opera "Prince Vladimir" took place in Moscow, in which Rastorguev will perform the role of voivode Fedor - Vladimir's teacher and mentor. In addition, the opera will feature the Lube song "I'll go out at night in the field with a horse", which will be sung by the chorus in Icelandic.