Soviet Electro Electronica 1984 Rhythmic Gymnastics

 See The Fabric is Torn.

I wish I knew more Russian. I thought this was something mysterious to do with Soviet medicine and Nikola Tesla or something, and that they had developed an aerobics programme to allow a population to withstand severe radiation poisoning. I thought she was saying "The test reads zero" and that it was a sort of auto-hypnosis therapy for otherwise incurable diseases. I guess I loved the idea so much I invented it myself!! :-) All from using Google Translate on the Russian text "Тест читает: О." in the description:

Сафари (Safari) - Ансамбль пу В. Осинского (KMTR's Extended Re-Edit) 

Ремикс на вторую композицию на стороне 1, Сафари (Safari) - Ансамбль пу В. Осинского, с грампластинки "Ритмичная Гимнастика -Aerobic Exercises " 1984го года, выпущенную студией грамзаписи Мелодия.

Тест читает: О.

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But it's probably just a Quality Assurance tag on the vinyl pressing or something, ...

Я в школе в первом классе под эту пластинку зарядку делала, 1995 году!

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I only spent a couple of weeks there, but I just love the idea I have of the Soviet Union being a lot of beautiful, brave people, and I get totally carried away by it sometimes!! Only when I actually think of it though!

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fun fact: the soviet anthem is NOT copyrighted and is free to use. It's our anthem.

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