Dlya millionov cover

Dlya millionov

Leningrad · 2003

44 min · 15 tracks · folk · ska punk · Russian chanson

A raucous blend of punk energy and traditional Russian melodies ignites a rebellious spirit throughout the album.

Why this album works

'Dlya millionov' gained significant attention for its unapologetic lyrics and catchy melodies, becoming a commercial success that charted high in Russia. The album's bold approach to addressing societal issues and its raw energy resonated with a wide audience, making it an influential work within the Russian rock and pop scenes.
Best for
steady tempo for group energy playful irreverence in every track short bursts of rebellious fun
Context
Released in 2003, 'Dlya millionov' was Leningrad's fifth studio album, solidifying their presence in the Russian music scene following the success of their previous album, 'Kavkaz.' By this time, the band had developed a distinctive style that infused ska punk with elements of Russian chanson, reflecting both cultural heritage and urban life.

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 Меня зовут Шнур Standout 2:42
  • 2 Май 2:34
  • 3 Хуйня Standout 2:55
  • 4 Менеджер 2:58
  • 5 Распиздяй 3:02
  • 6 Ole-ole 3:12
  • 7 К тебе бегу 3:07
  • 8 Зина Standout 4:28
  • 9 Хуямба 2:10
  • 10 Ноу ноу фьюче 2:43
  • 11 Папа был прав 2:59
  • 12 Бабу буду 3:28
  • 13 Распиздяй (радио версия) 2:44
  • 14 Дороги 2:55
  • 15 Ленинград 2:30

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