In general, the music scene was seething. 'Lovers' actually became 'professional', still working as watchmen, janitors and stokers. In the summer of 1987 I was drafted into the army. My call-up age occurred in a relatively short period when the students were taken into the army, despite the presence of the military department (in our Tula Polytechnic any, have to be). For the 87th year (more precisely, for its first half, the second was already in the army, and a young soldier, you know, not to gigs), I looked two great 'amateur' group. 'Zoo'. This event was called "Musical Ring" with a group of 'Zoo' and it was held in DC Trade Unions ('amateurs' in Philharmonic Hall here in Tula was still not allowed.
Now in the former Palace of Culture of Trade Unions is a night club 'Premier'). During this period, television 'Musical Ring' Tamara Maximova moved to St. Petersburg on TV Central and was very popular, the phrase was on hearing all the music lovers. Almost everything seemed so. Appeared on the scene rumpled-looking man, introduced himself as the director of 'Zoo', said he is Leningrad Rock Club, told a little about the group and offered to move the concert to write notes with the questions and pass them on to the scene. In between songs, he blocks correctly answered questions. I remember, like this: 'Why you are doing other people's songs? ". Had in mind the famous "Boogie Woogie every day ', which is often shown in the' Morning-mail 'in the performance of bit-quartet' The Secret '.
