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Маргулис, Евгений Шулимович

Евге́ний Шу́лимович Маргу́лис (25 декабря 1955, Москва, СССР) — советский и российский певец, гитарист, бас-гитарист, автор песен, телеведущий; заслуженный артист Российской Федерации (1999).
Наиболее известен как участник групп «Машина времени» (1975—1979, 1990—2012) и «Воскресение» (1979, 1980, 1994—2003). Один из ярчайших представителей блюзового направления в российском роке: исполняет блюзовые композиции на русском языке, сам пишет тексты и музыку.
Родился 25 декабря 1955 года в Москве в еврейской семье.
Окончил школу, техникум, музыкальное училище, медицинское училище. Не окончив «3-й мед», забросил учёбу ради карьеры музыканта.
Работал санитаром.
Из-за того, что его родители то сходились, то расходились, рано начал жить отдельно — у бабушки. Живя с ней, Евгений Шулимович был вынужден слушать все комсомольские и советские песни, которые ему не нравились, так как бабушка никогда не выключала радио — она всё время боялась, что пропустит сигнал тревоги.
В начале 1960-х годов он услышал Владимира Трошина — его поразил его голос, бархатный и низкий. В доме своей старшей сестры (старше на 10 лет) услышал Чабби Чекера, песню «Let’s Twist Again», и понял, что помимо русского существует ещё и английский язык. Позже услышал песни Александра Галича. Увлёкся «Битлз». Его пытались отправить в музыкальную школу учиться на скрипке, но безуспешно.
Ему хотелось быть пожарным, космонавтом и таксистом, причём одновременно. Играл в полудворовых командах на гитарах за 7,50. В основном они пели блатные песни, мимо которых пройти не могли — очень много было сидевших в то время в Москве. В 15 лет он понял, что в «Битлз» его не возьмут, и все силы направил на медицину. Медицинский институт бросил, потому что хотел стать музыкантом.
Девятнадцатилетний Евгений Маргулис в 1975 году пришёл в группу «Машина времени». В этот период группа переживала далеко не лучшие времена. Тогда Андрей Макаревич и Сергей Кавагоэ после ухода Алексея Романова и Александра Кутикова искали нового бас-гитариста. Первый концерт в составе группы Маргулис отыграл в МАРХИ в 1975 году.
В 1982 году, во время выступления в Ульяновске, его задержали за «пропаганду сионизма»:
Был участником групп:
В 1993 году вместе с Андреем Макаревичем участвовал в создании программы «Смак» на 1-м канале Останкино. Именно ему принадлежит идея названия программы.
С ноября 2015 по январь 2017 года вёл авторскую телепередачу «Квартирник у Маргулиса» на канале «Че». С 9 сентября 2017 года программа стала выходить на НТВ.
Даниил Маргулис сыграл в фильме «Дом Солнца» своего отца (роль молодого Евгения Маргулиса), там же снимался и его друг Иван Макаревич. В передаче «Пока все дома» спел песню Джо Дассена.
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Mashina Vremeni

Mashina Vremeni (Russian: Машина времени, lit. 'Time Machine') is a Russian rock band founded in 1969. Mashina Vremeni was a pioneer of Soviet rock music and remains one of the oldest still-active rock bands in Russia. The band's music incorporates elements of classic rock, blues, and bard's song. Mashina Vremeni's best known members are Andrey Makarevich (founder, principal singer-songwriter, public face of the band), Alexander Kutikov (bass player and producer/sound engineer), and Evgeny Margulis (guitarist/songwriter).
Andrey Makarevich's musical career can be traced to a school band called The Kids, which was made up of two male guitarists and two female vocalists. The group sang mostly English-language folk songs and performed primarily at talent shows put on in Moscow schools. According to Makarevich, the momentous event in his musical career came when the Soviet group VIA Atlanty (Russian: ВИА «Атланты») visited his school and allowed him to play a couple of songs on their equipment during a break in the performance. On the heels of this experience, Makarevich joined with other musically talented students from his school and another school to form Mashiny Vremeni (Russian: Машины времени, lit. 'Time Machines' – in plural form imitating The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, etc.). The most significant founding members included Sergey Kawagoe and Andrey Makarevich. The band's repertoire consisted of eleven songs in English, now lost.
Mashina Vremeni started playing during the last years of the Brezhnev era, but could not get official bookings as a professional band. In 1979 Makarevich signed the band up with Rosconcert, becoming legitimate in the State music system.
Mashina Vremeni's sound is eclectic and incorporates multiple different genres. Contributions to song composition have been made by almost every band member, and often reflect each member's particular stylistic preferences. Makarevich is a fan of The Beatles, and many of his songs reflect the Beatles' influence. He is also influenced by blues music and Soviet singer-songwriters, the so-called "bards". Kutikov is a quintessential rocker, he composes guitar-oriented hard rock. Margulis is one of the Russia's best known bluesmen, and his songs are usually blues rock ballads.
The majority of the band's lyrics are written by Makarevich.
During the Russo-Ukrainian War frontman Andrey Makarevich denounced Russian military intervention in Crimea and eastern Ukraine. Other people associated with the band kept a low profile in the matter through 2014, but in 2015 it became known that at least Kutikov was against Russian policy in Ukraine, while Derzhavin and director/manager Vladimir Sapunov sided with President Vladimir Putin's policies.
The Machine (band)

The Machine is one of the oldest U.S. Pink Floyd tribute bands. Formed in 1988 by Tahrah Cohen and Joe Pascarell, the band has performed many shows around the world.
The Machine began as a cover band who played gigs local to the Rockland County, NY area and did not play Pink Floyd Music exclusively. In 1989, they were approached by a talent agent and it was suggested that they perform full-time. They seemed to garner such a delighted response from their audiences that the band's reputation continued to grow and soon they became one of the forerunners of the tribute band phenomenon.
The band has played thousands of shows worldwide and has seen several lineup changes. The most significant change came in December 2012 when Pascarell left the band for the second time (Pascarell also left the band in the year 2000 resulting in a 9-month hiatus). In January 2013, bassist Ryan Ball became the lead guitarist and Adam Minkoff joined on bass and lead vocals. During the fall of 2015 Pascarell rejoined on lead guitar and lead vocals, Ryan Ball returned to bass. In March 2018, Ryan Ball left the band and was replaced by longtime friend of the band Stephen Bard who stayed on for one year and departed in March 2019. Bard was then replaced by Dylan Kelehan, who parted ways with the group on April 3, 2021, which marked the return of Machine veteran, Ryan Ball.
On The Machine's official Facebook page on January 25, 2022, it was announced that Joe Pascarell had died. "It is with the most broken of hearts that we announce the passing of our friend, bandmate, and brother, Joe Pascarell." The Machine has continued to perform with interim members bassists/vocalists Adam Minkoff and Connor Kennedy.
On September 21, 2022, it was announced that Connecticut based bassist and teacher, Chris DeAngelis, had joined the lineup on bass and vocals.
Current members:
Past members:
Alisa (Russian band)

Alisa (Russian: Алиса, lit. 'Alice') is a Russian hard rock band.
Alisa was formed in November 1983 by bassist Svyatoslav Zadery. The band's name originated from Zadery's nickname. The band's lineup was finally completed in 1984, when new vocalist Kostya Kinchev (real name Konstantin Panfilov) and guitarist Petr Samoylov joined. Their debut album Energia was recorded between 1985 and 1986. Energia was released by the state publishing monopoly Melodiya in 1988.
The relations between Alisa's two leaders, Kinchev and Zadery, deteriorated, and Zadery left the band. This occurred just one hour before Alisa was to perform at a concert. Kino bassist Igor Tihomirov was asked to replace Zadery for one concert. Later, Zadery created his own band Nateh! (Russian: НАТЕ!, lit. 'Take that!'). Zadery died on 6 May 2011 due to complications from a stroke at the age of 50.
Alisa had a fan community called the Army of Alisa, known for their rough behaviour at concerts. It led to animosity between the band and Soviet officials. In 1987, the newspaper Smena accused Alisa's leader Kinchev of Nazi propaganda and worshiping Hitler. Kinchev filed a suit for calumny and moral damage compensation.
In 1988, guitarist Igor "Chuma" Chumychkin joined the band. This change was followed by the heavier sound of next two albums, Shabash and For those Who Fell From the Moon. Alisa toured through Europe and Israel together with fellow Russian heavy metal band Aria. The album Black Mark, released in 1994, was dedicated to the memory of Chuma, who committed suicide by jumping from a window.
In the new millennium, with albums such as Seychas Pozdnee Chem Ty Dumaesh (It is Later Than You Think, 2003) and Izgoy (Exile, 2005), Alisa's sound became heavier.
Alisa ranked among the top ten most popular Russian rock bands according to a Romir survey from 2005, and ranked first in the list of the most influential Russian rock groups according to a Komsomolskaya Pravda readers' poll from 2004.
In 2022, the band supported the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
Kinchev was baptized in 1992 after a series of concerts in Jerusalem. Although early Alisa lyrics were typical for Russian rock - social protest and rock 'n' roll hype - since the late 1990s their main theme has been ideas of Christianity, as well as Russian patriotism and nationalism.
Kinchev's fairly conservative religious-patriotic shift was viewed unfavourably by some old fans that liked Alisa for their original "rock" message.
Autograph (Russian band)

Autograph (Russian: Автограф, or Avtograf) was a Soviet Russian art rock/AOR band, considered a pioneer of progressive rock music in Russia.
The group was founded in Moscow in 1979 by Alexander "Sasha" Sitkovetsky, and achieved a considerable success at the first Soviet state-sanctioned rock festival held in Tbilisi, Georgia with Sitkovetsky's songs "Fasten Seat Belts", "Ireland. Ulster" and "Blues Caprice". In 1982 vocalist Arthur Berkut joined the band to finalize the lineup:
Autograph was atypical for a Russian rock band, playing more instrumental-based sound and much less symbolist lyrics. They are credited as a pioneering Soviet progressive/art rock/AOR band.
After a triumphal success and exhaustive touring throughout the USSR, Autograph became the first Soviet rock-group to achieve commercial success in the West, having toured more than 30 countries. On July 13, 1985, the band - the only one to represent the entire Eastern Europe - took part in Bob Geldof's Live Aid concert, performing before more than 2.5 billion people worldwide (transmitted live from Moscow). The signature song they performed was "Нам нужен мир" (or "Nam Nuzhen Mir - We Need Peace").
In 1987 the band represented the USSR in the Soviet-American concert Our Move organized by Bill Graham with Santana, The Doobie Brothers, Bonnie Raitt and James Taylor as featured artists. Autograph also performed at numerous international festivals along with John McLaughlin, Murray Head, Kenny Rogers, Tom Cochran, Glass Tiger, Ten Years After, Southside Johnny & the Asbury Jukes; opened for Chicago; worked closely with David Foster in Canada and Moscow, became a winner of the Sopot International Song Festival 1987 contest in Poland bringing home coveted independent press and audience awards as well as the best song prize for Sitkovetsky's "The World Inside". They also came to Quebec city at the occasion of Rendez-vous '87.
After two years working successfully with an American manager Mary Becker, in 1989 the band signed a contract with Herb Cohen (Frank Zappa's management) in Los Angeles, California. Their debut album Tear Down the Borders on Rhino Records was released in 1991 and one of the most popular songs "I Need You" from that album was recorded by Rick Springfield for the blockbuster movie Iron Eagle II (1988).
Disbanded in 1990, Autograph reunited in summer of 2005 for a major re-union tour and a final grand anniversary concert at Moscow Olympic Stadium. This historical event attracted thousands of the legendary band's fans and was the first ever to be held in 'live-surround' format in Russia. The Autograph - 25 Years DVD and a live CD were released soon after.
In 2012 the band played in a unique 'Legends of Russian Rock' concert at Moscow's Green Theater, broadcast on the national and international TV.
Marshall JCM800

The JCM800 series (Models 2203, 2204, 2205, and 2210) is a line of guitar amplifiers made by Marshall Amplification. The series was introduced in 1981. Although models 1959 and 1987 had been in production since 1965 and the 2203 and 2204 had been in production since 1975, they were redesigned and introduced as JCM800 amplifiers in 1981. The JCM800 amplifiers became a staple of 1980s hard rock and heavy metal bands.
In 1981, Marshall finally reached the end of its 15-year distribution deal with Rose-Morris, which had severely limited its potential to sell amplifiers outside England; Rose-Morris tagged 55% onto the sticker price for exported models. The JCM800 was the first series produced after the contract expired. The name comes from Jim Marshall's initials, "J.C.M.", coupled with the meaningless "800" from the number plate on his car. It was later noted that "800" stood for the decade. For example, the JCM900 was released in 1990 and the JCM2000 was released in 2000.
The series included head amplifiers with matching cabinets, as well as combos, and was produced until the 1990s. It quickly became a very successful amplifier, and ubiquitous amongst hard rock and heavy metal bands.
These were the second series of Marshalls equipped with a master volume, which allowed for more distortion at lower volumes. Compared to the earlier "Master Volume" series, they offered some advantages, including the possibility to be patched internally and linked with other amplifiers. The first JCM800s were in fact Master Volume amplifiers (Models 2203 and 2204, at 100 and 50 watts respectively), repackaged in new boxes with new panels. Soon, however, the Model 2205 and 2210 appeared on the market. These were equipped with two channels, which could be activated via a foot switch, allowing for separate lead and rhythm sounds. They also had an effects loop and reverb, also a first for Marshall.
Initially, users complained that the amplifiers (used with the standard Marshall cabinets) sounded flat compared to the older Marshalls, until it was discovered (by accident) that the fault was with the speakers: The new cabs had been equipped with a new kind of Celestion speakers. Marshall quickly reverted to the older Celestions. Still, some users prefer the pre-JCM800 amplifiers, claiming that those have a warmer, less "brittle" sound.
The amplifier was equipped with EL34 valves (tubes) for amps sold in the UK, Europe, and Canada. 6550 tubes for amps exported to the United States from approximately 1973 to 1985.
Roland E-20

The Roland E-20 is a keyboard instrument introduced by Roland in 1988.
Described by Roland as an "Intelligent Synthesizer," the instrument was the first product of Roland Europe SpA, which had been set up after a takeover of the SIEL company of Italy the previous year. The new venture was a strategic move by Roland to enter the lucrative high-end home keyboard market which had hitherto been dominated by Yamaha and Technics.
Featuring auto accompaniment, and built in speakers the E-20 used the advanced Linear Arithmetic or "LA" synthesis system as used on the Roland MT-32 sound module. The E-20 set a new standard for the amateur keyboardist, with high-quality sounds, innovative drum patterns and backings which were widely recognised as being significantly more advanced than both Yamaha's PSR and Technics's KN instruments.
As well as the E-20 itself, the cheaper E-5 and E-10 were subsequently launched as "cut down" versions, while the enhanced E-30 debuted in 1990. There was also a modular version (the RA-50 Realtime Arranger), and the Pro-E Intelligent Arranger, which was basically half of an E-20, excluding the built-in speakers but including the so-called "intelligent arranger" and drum unit.
In 1989 the German company Quasimidi produced a popular retrofit upgrade kit that significantly expanded the capabilities of the E-20 stock keyboard. It doubled the number of sounds available from 64 to 128 by unlocking hidden patches previously only available via MIDI. It also doubled the number of user programs that could be stored and enabled the layering of two sounds in the right hand section. Another feature was the removal of the system exclusive control on the automatic accompaniment, allowing this to be controlled by other non-Roland keyboards.
Roland would go on to dominate the home keyboard market in the 1990s with subsequent generations of the E-series line, introducing other firsts – for example the second generation models (the E-15, E-35 and E-70) were among the first Roland keyboard instruments to feature the Roland GS-standard, having been launched at the same time as the legendary Roland SC-55 Sound Canvas module.
Roland would later introduce the closely related professional G-series line (the G-800, G-1000 and later, the G-70) as what were to become known as "arranger" keyboards began to gain acceptance and recognition within the professional user community. However, all of these products retain the same basic architecture of the E-20.
The current top-of-the-line E-Series keyboard is the E-A7.
Live at Budokan (Dream Theater album)

Live at Budokan is the fourth live album by American progressive metal band Dream Theater, released on October 5, 2004, available on either 3 CDs, 2 DVDs, or 1 Blu-ray Disc. It was recorded at the Nippon Budokan Hall in Tokyo, Japan on April 26, 2004.
Due to time constraints, the songs "The Great Debate", "Under a Glass Moon" and "Caught in a Web", which was set to include an extended drum solo, were removed from the setlist at the last minute, although it can be seen recorded in Osaka as part of the extra features of the DVD and Blu-ray versions. Additionally, during the credits, an instrumental version of the song "Vacant" is played in the background.
According to the Commentary Track on their "When Dream And Day Reunite" Official Bootleg Live DVD, Jordan Rudess had an equipment malfunction during the first few minutes of the live concert that played either the incorrect sound, no sound at all, or random notes a half step upward in pitch. Nevertheless, Rudess mimed playing the correct parts as he realized they would have to be re-recorded during post-production. This technical error may be the reason for the additional 8-minute improvised jam section during the evening's performance of "Beyond this Life". Rudess played his Kurzweil K2600 as a master keyboard in live shows up to this point, but he began using a Korg OASYS for subsequent Dream Theater album cycles from Octavarium until Black Clouds & Silver Linings. Ironically, he would encounter the same problem with a Roland keyboard during a Liquid Tension Experiment concert at Park West in Chicago in 2008, as documented on When the Keyboard Breaks: Live in Chicago.
The live DVD was re-released on Blu-ray, on October 18, 2011.
All music by John Petrucci, John Myung, Jordan Rudess, Mike Portnoy except where noted.
Disc one
Disc two
Disc three
Disc one The entire Budokan concert:
Disc two Documentary and Extra Features:
Contains all content from the DVD set on one Blu-ray Disc, with the concert being presented in 1080p and remastered audio and the extra features largely in 480p.
These statistics were compiled from the RIAA certification online database. They only apply to the DVD.
Korg M3

Korg M3 is a music workstation synthesizer manufactured by Korg Corporation and introduced at the NAMM Show in January 2007, being released four months later. The M3 is the successor of the famous Triton series. The name is based on the former M1, which was considered a revolutionary synth at the time (and is not to be confused with Korg M3R rack mount unit of 1989, which was a cost-reduced version of the M1R rack unit).
The hardware synthesizer chip was designed around the HD-1, one of the various engines in the Korg OASYS. The M3 was named keyboard of the year at the Musik Messe Awards in Germany in early 2007.
At the end of Q3 2008, Korg released a major update to the M3's operating system, which changes the unit to the 'M3 XPanded'. This update refines many of the functions of the M3, makes minor changes to the graphic user interface, adds four additional PCM sample libraries including a grand piano (EX-USB-PCM03) library, two brass and woodwind libraries (EX-USB-PCM01 & EX-USB-PCM02), a stereo grand piano (EX-USB-PCM04) library, and updates the KARMA to version 2.2 Kay Algorithmic Realtime Music Architecture developed by Stephen Kay (see: Korg KARMA).
Korg Komponent System is a unique modular keyboard system devised by Korg that allows the keyboardist to configure their M3 in a multitude of ways. With three different keyboard options Korg explains the system like this:
In 2008, Korg unveiled a new, stripped-down version of the M3: the Korg M50. It runs on the same EDS sound system as the M3, but it has less polyphony, no support for expansion cards, and no sampling capabilities. The Korg M50 also lacks a Karma engine, but it can still be used if bought separately and installed on a computer. The 88-key version, which featured the RH3 graded hammer-action piano keys, is the lightest 88-key keyboard Korg has ever made.
History (venue)

History is a music venue in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. It is located at 1663 Queen Street East. The venue hosts various events such as concerts, live entertainment, galas and community programs and events.
The building was previously known as Greenwood Teletheatre and was used for off-track betting.
The venue was announced in June 2021 when both American company Live Nation Entertainment and Canadian musician Drake collaborated to open the venue later in the year. It has a capacity of 2,500 people and is expected to play up to 200 events per year, featuring general admission and seating options.
The venue was set to open in October 2021, but was postponed to November 7, 2021, when the venue officially opened to the public. The inaugural concert on its opening day was performed by Bleachers.
Alexander Titov (rock musician)

Alexander Valentinovich Titov (Russian: Алекса́ндр Валенти́нович Тито́в; born 18 July 1957) is a Russian rock musician, known for his role as bassist of the band Aquarium, a position previously held by Fan (Michael Feinstein-Vasiliev). He has also performed with the bands Avgust, Pop-Mekhanika, and Kino. He was born in Leningrad. Alexander Titov is married to British musician and linguist Elena Titov. They have two children, Anna and Catherine.
Sergey Zhukov (musician)

Sergey Yevgenevich Zhukov (Russian: Сергей Евгеньевич Жуков; born 22 May 1976) is a Russian pop musician. He first emerged as the lead singer for the band Ruki Vverh! in 1996, alongside Aleksey Potekhin.
Zhukov was born on May 22, 1976, in a Russian-Tatar family.
He performed at the pro-Putin and pro-war 2022 Moscow rally. He is currently banned from performing in the EU and the Ukraine.
Øneheart

Dmitry Iliich Volynkin, better known as Øneheart, (born 2006) is a Russian electronic music producer. He is best known for the song "snowfall" with Reidenshi, which has amassed over 900 million streams on Spotify as of April 2025, after going viral. In 2023, he signed with Monstercat Silk and released the single "restless" with Kazukii. In 2024, he made the Grammy longlist for the Best New Age Album with the album Midnight Journey, but didn't make the final list of nominees.
Born in 2006 in Kirsanov Tambov Oblast to a lawyer mother and in the family and a journalist father. At the age of 9 he started going to music school, and at the age of 11 he started making his first music, inspired by such electronic music, and musicians such as Martin Garrix, Don Diablo, KSHMR, and the Russian rock band Tantsy Minus. His early work was in the Lo-Fi genre, and his breakthrough in his music career came in 2022 after the release of the track “snowfall”, which went viral on social media platforms such as TikTok and Instagram.
The pseudonym “Øneheart” was invented by Dmitry with the intention that his name should start with “one”. However, since the variant “Oneheart” was already taken, he decided to replace the usual letter “O” with a crossed out letter, which gives his name a unique character.
The track “snowfall”, co-written with Eugene Chirkov ("reidenshi"), has garnered over 840 million listens on Spotify and has become Øneheart's calling card. Dmitry was noted as one of the most listened to Russian musicians with an audience of over 8.5 million listeners per month. His music was combined with visual content, especially videos of natural landscapes, which ensured viral distribution in TikTok and YouTube Shorts. Dmitry continues to experiment with different genres, although his music is mostly associated with ambient. He draws inspiration for his tracks from the nature of his native region, which adds a special atmosphere to his works. Øneheart grew up in a musical family: his father also became a musician under the pseudonym Leadwave, achieving success on streaming platforms. Dmitry attended music school, which laid the foundation for his compositional skills, which he actively developed with FL Studio.
Igor Talkov Jr.

Igor Igorevich Talkov (Russian: Игорь Игоревич Тальков; born October 14, 1981), also known as Igor Talkov Jr. or Igor Mirlmir Talkov, is a Russian musician and songwriter who founded the group Mirlmir. He is the son of Russian rock musician Igor Talkov.
Talkov Jr. was born on October 14, 1981 in Moscow to singer and musician Igor Vladimirovich Talkov and Tatyana Ivanovna Talkova. His uncle is Russian artist Vladimir Talkov. Talkov Sr. took an active part in raising his son until 1987, when his rendition of the song "Chistye Prudy" brought Talkov Sr. into stardom. After Talkov Sr. saw an image of Alexander Nevsky holding a hammer and sickle in his son's textbook, he forbade Talkov Jr. from going to school and homeschooled him. Talkov Jr. was also sent to practice taekwondo. On October 6, 1991, Talkov Sr. was killed in St. Petersburg, Russia, leading Talkov Jr. to be raised by only his mother.
In 2005, Talkov Jr. married Anastasia Talkova, who kept his surname after a divorce. Talkov Jr. and Anastasia had no children. From 2008 to 2012, Talkov Jr. lived with a native of Luhansk, Ukraine named Svetlana. They had a daughter together named Varvara Talkova born on July 22, 2011. Varvara currently lives in Germany with her mother. Talkov Jr. and Svetlana married after Varvara's birth, and together they had their son Svyatoslav Talkov in 2013 and Myroslav Talkov in 2016.
Talkov Jr. began writing his own songs at the age of 15, although in a 2011 interview he said he first started writing songs at 11. When he finished high school, he enrolled in the Joseph Backstein Institute of Contemporary Art in Moscow. Two months later, he dropped out and entered the Moscow State University of Culture and Arts, where he also didn't graduate.
His first major concert was in memory of his father in 2001, where he sang his father's song "I'll Be Back" at the State Kremlin Palace. In 2004, he performed his father's song Lifeboat. The next year, he released his solo album "We Must Live!" published by Nikitin Records.
In 2006, together with Russian artists Slide, Golden Age, Pascal, and other musicians, Talkov Jr. released an album called "Pure Works", where he sang his father's songs and some of his father's unreleased music. He led a tour of the album alongside Aziza.
In 2009, Talkov Jr. founded the band Mirlmir. He posted Mirlmir's songs on the Internet, distasteful of Russian recording studios. That same year, he began performing tribute concerts to his father every October 6 at Yubileyny Sports Palace where his father got shot. In 2019, he performed a concert in support of protesters in Arkhangelsk.
Solo albums:
Other editions
Talkov Jr. is a member of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation. In 2019, he ran as a candidate for the Tula Oblast Duma, but his registration was cancelled two weeks later.
In 2014, Talkov Jr. released two songs, "Brotherly Peoples" and "Maidan", about the War in Donbas. In an interview with Gorlovka News, he claimed his homeland was Donbas and that he would perform in the region.
List of BTS live performances

South Korean boy band BTS has performed in five concert tours (three of which have been worldwide), six fan meeting tours, four joint tours, eight showcases, and 41 concerts since their debut in 2013. BTS' debut solo concert tour in 2014, The Red Bullet Tour, began in Asia and then expanded to Australia, North America, and South America, attracting 80,000 spectators. In the midst of The Red Bullet Tour, BTS also held its first concert tour of Japan, Wake Up: Open Your Eyes Japan Tour. In 2015, BTS commenced The Most Beautiful Moment in Life On Stage Tour, which visited various cities in Asia and sold over 182,500 tickets. In 2017, BTS embarked on The Wings Tour, which visited 17 cities in 10 countries around the world and attracted 550,000 spectators.
BTS' next tour broke records, with the 2018–19 Love Yourself World Tour grossing $196.4 million from its last 42 shows, becoming the highest-grossing tour by an act that performs primarily in a non-English language in history. The band's supposed sixth tour, the Map of the Soul Tour, was originally slated to visit 18 cities across nine countries, beginning with four shows in South Korea in April 2020. With the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, the initial shows were cancelled. The rest of the tour was temporarily postponed in April 2020, and then cancelled in its entirety on August 19, 2021. The band later embarked on the Permission to Dance on Stage concert series, that began with an online-only concert held at Seoul Olympic Stadium in October, then expanded to include their first live performances before an in-person audience in two years, with four shows at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles in November and December, and ended with four shows at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas in April 2022. Comprising 12 performances in total, the series attracted over 4 million attendees, including online viewers and global live-event cinema patrons. BTS' SoFi shows grossed $33.3 million from 214,000 tickets sold and set several records, including earning the biggest box office score by any act in nearly a decade; becoming the largest-grossing run of shows at a single venue since 2012; the biggest US-based boxscore in 18 years; and the sixth best-grossing engagement in Billboard Boxscore history. The band became the first non-English-language act to surpass $20 and $30 million in a single engagement. For the Allegiant shows, BTS are the only act to sell out four nights and 200,000 tickets at the stadium.
Time machine

A time machine is a fictional or hypothetical device that allows time travel.
A time machine is a device that makes time travel possible.
The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy distinguishes between two different types of time machines: a science fiction variety that is not bound by the laws of physics and a hypothetical variety discussed in theoretical physics that relies on the creation of closed timelike curves (CTCs). Paul J. Nahin distinguishes between "weak" time machines that exploit existing CTCs and "strong" time machines that are themselves responsible for the creation of the CTCs.
Brave New Words: The Oxford Dictionary of Science Fiction and The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction distinguish between this and time slip, where the time travel occurs without technological aid. The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction additionally distinguishes the concept of an immobile time gate or portal.
The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction lists a number of related concepts that allow for more limited interactions with other points in time, but not transportation: a time viewer allows for observation, while a time radio enables communication.
Time travel has appeared in fiction since at least the 1700s, but the first instance of a machine being used for the purpose was Edward Page Mitchell's 1881 short story "The Clock that Went Backward". The term "time machine" itself was coined by H. G. Wells in the 1895 novel The Time Machine. Later in the history of science fiction, time machines have often been wearable.
The first theoretical basis for a time machine based on our scientific understanding of the universe came in 1949, when Kurt Gödel demonstrated that CTCs are in principle consistent with Albert Einstein's theory of general relativity—although the so-called Gödel solution to the Einstein field equations requires a universe with properties different than ours (in particular, it would have to be rotating). Nahin comments that since travel along the CTCs in Gödel's scenario requires some form of accelerating force (as opposed to being a free-fall path, or geodesic) it is an example of a proper time machine, although since it does not create the CTCs but rather uses CTCs inherent in the structure of the universe it is only a time machine in the weaker sense. Several different theoretically possible—even if impracticable—time machine variants have been conceived of and described since. One of these is the Tipler cylinder, first described as a source of CTCs by Frank J. Tipler in 1974. Time machines that create CTCs by way of wormholes were described in theoretical research by Michael S. Morris, Kip Thorne, and Ulvi Yurtsever [Wikidata] that was published in 1988.
Quesadilla herreña

La quesadilla herreña, o quesadilla de El Hierro, es un pastelito típico y artesanal de la isla de El Hierro (Islas Canarias, España). A principios del siglo XX, la familia dueña de la actual fábrica, Adrián Gutiérrez e hijas, crearon este postre y siguen con la tradición hasta el día de hoy se empezaron a hornear por parte de la misma familia que hoy sigue con la tradición. Es considerado como un siglo gastronómico de la isla.
En primer lugar, debemos moler el queso en un pasapurés para, a continuación, añadir el resto de ingredientes; huevos, matalahúva, ralladura de limón, azúcar y canela. En segundo lugar, mezclamos hasta conseguir una pasta homogénea a la que debemos añadir harina de manera progresiva. Posteriormente, extendemos la pasta sobre una fina capa de hojaldre y las metemos en el horno a 180 °C durante 50 minutos. Finalmente, cuando estén listas se sacan, se dejan reposar y se desmoldan. Ya puedes degustar este tradicional postre artesanal.
Cabe mencionar que existen varias variantes a esta receta. Por ejemplo, en vez de usar una capa de hojaldre se puede simplemente engrasar los moldes, o incluso se puede hacer una versión sin azúcar, apta para diabéticos.
En la isla de El Hierro existen, principalmente, 3 empresas importantes dedicadas a la venta de quesadillas que, incluso, algunas exportan este producto a otras islas, sin embargo, existen otras de menor tamaño, otras que no se dedican exclusivamente a la producción de quesadillas e individuales, que trabajan a menor escala. Estas son esas tres empresas;
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Quesadilla salvadoreña

Las quesadillas de arroz es un postre típico de Guatemala y El Salvador elaborado de pan dulce {similar a un bizcocho} con harina de arroz, queso blanco duro y cubierto con semillas de sésamo, aunque puede haber diferencias entre países. Es un platillo originario del oriente de Guatemala y se expandió hacia El Salvador, los dos países hermanos disfrutan de la variedad de sus quesadillas de arroz, es normalmente acompañado de chocolate o café.
Su elaboración se basa primero que nada en separar la clara de la yema de 4 huevos, la clara simplemente se bate, mientras que a la yema se le agregan las 2 tazas de azúcar granulada para de siguiente paso batirlos; como consiguiente es agregar la barra de mantequilla, el queso salvadoreño rallado y la crema salvadoreña {de oriente} para próximamente batirlos e ir agregando los 3/4 leche, dando fin a los lácteos.
Una vez dando fin a los lácteos, se hace la combinación de harina de arroz con polvo de hornear para añadirla a la mezcla, tal como seguidamente se agregarán las claras anteriormente separadas de las yemas.
Una vez dando fin a la mezcla de todos los ingredientes, la mezcla se separará en 2 para cada mitad agregarla a un respectivo molde, donde una vez colocado, se añadirá a la misma el ajonjolí, o bien conocido en el país de origen de la misma como semilla de sésamo. Tras añadir esto último, la mezcla se introducirá en el horno de entre 350f a 200cm, con una duración de entre 30 a 35 minutos, hasta quedar 100% listas.
En el municipio de Atiquizaya, Ahuachapán, se realiza anualmente el Festival de la Quesadilla. Iniciada en 2016, esta festividad, celebrada durante las fiestas patronales en honor a San Juan Bautista, presenta a diferentes emprendedores vendiendo el postre.
Según la historia del municipio, los pobladores conmemoran el nacimiento de San Juan Bautista haciendo degustaciones de quesadilla con café en el parque San Juan.​
Tacos dorados

El taco dorado es un platillo de México muy popular en otros países alrededor del mundo, y consiste en una pequeña tortilla doblada y con algún tipo de relleno, normalmente a base de carne de res o de pollo.​
En la cocina mexicana, existe un plato similar conocido como flauta, cuya diferencia es que esta última es una tortilla enrollada; sin embargo, en muchas regiones la designación de ambas recetas es homónima.
Esta tortilla rellena se fríe de forma que quede crujiente. La tortilla que se usa para este platillo es generalmente elaborada con harina de maíz. Una variante de este alimento es la llamada flauta, que se hace usando tortillas de maíz. Si es de harina de trigo, se llama chimichanga. El nombre de taquito se puede usar para los elaborados con cualquier tipo de tortillas.​
Hay distintas variedades de los taquitos, dependiendo de las regiones. Lo más habitual es que los taquitos tengan un relleno a base de pechuga de pollo deshebrada o carne de res. Incluso, a veces pueden ir rellenos de queso, carne de cerdo, papas o ensalada. Generalmente son delgados y de entre 15 y 20 centímetros de largo. En el desayuno, normalmente se acompañan con papas fritas e incluso con huevos. Además se suelen acompañar con salsas o guacamole. También existen los tacos dorados ahogados los cuales son servidos en un plato hondo y encima llevan una salsa normalmente verde como si fuera caldo
Son también una comida muy popular en Centroamérica y consisten en delgadas tortillas rellenas de carne de res y vegetales picados, que se enrollan, se fríen y se sirven con ensaladas, salsas, quesos y todo tipo de aderezos. En el estado de Guerrero es muy común degustarlos con consomé de pollo y no se acostumbra rellenarlos con carnes rojas. Se sirven los tacos dentro de un plato hondo, se cubren con crema, se les espolvorea queso rallado, se agrega lechuga rallada, jitomate en rebanadas, cebolla, aguacate, más crema, más queso rallado, salsa verde y por último se agrega consomé (caldo de pollo) caliente, al gusto.
Los taquitos también son muy populares precocinados y vendidos como comida congelada y, especialmente, como comida rápida. Entre los acompañamientos habituales incluyen repollo o lechuga, crema, guacamole, chile verde o chile rojo y variedades de quesos.​
Shawarma

El shawarma (en árabe: شاورما‎, AFI: /ʃəˈwɑːrmə/; del turco otomano: چویرمه, çevirme, «rodado, girado sobre un asador») es un plato de la gastronomía de Medio Oriente que se prepara cortando finas rebanadas de carne, apiladas en forma de cono y asadas en un asador vertical. Originalmente se prepara con carne de cordero, pero hoy también se prepara con pollo, pavo, res o ternera.​ El shawarma es una comida callejera muy popular en el mundo, especialmente en los países del Levante, Egipto, la península arábiga y otros.​
Shawarma es una representación árabe del turco çevirme 'que gira', que hace referencia a la rosticería.​
Aunque el asado de carne en asadores horizontales tiene una historia antigua, la técnica de asar una pila vertical de rebanadas de carne y cortarla mientras se cocina apareció por primera vez en el Imperio otomano del siglo XIX, en lo que ahora es Turquía, en forma de parrillas verticales que giran, similares a los giróscopos. El shawarma se asocia con el desarrollo en siglo XX del plato mexicano contemporáneo de tacos al pastor, que fue llevado allí por inmigrantes libaneses.​
Un asador motorizado gira lentamente la pila de carne frente a un elemento calefactor, asando continuamente la capa exterior. Se prepara con finos cortes de cordero marinado y sazonado. Usualmente la carne se marina durante un día en una variedad de condimentos y especias, como pimienta de Jamaica, hojas de laurel, canela, lima seca, vinagre y cardamomo.​​ Las rodajas de esta carne se apilan en un pincho de unos 60 cm de altura. Se puede agregar grasa de cordero para proporcionar grasa extra para jugosidad y sabor. Comúnmente se sirve como un sándwich o enrollado en pan de pita. A menudo se adorna con tomates picados, pepinos y cebollas, vegetales en escabeche y salsa de tahini o mango.
Algunos restaurantes pueden ofrecer ingredientes adicionales como pimientos asados, berenjenas o patatas fritas.
Tostilocos

Los tostilocos o dorilocos​ son una popular botana (snack) mexicana, creada en la ciudad de Tijuana, Baja California, México que consiste en frituras de maíz de la marca Tostitos (en el caso de los tostilocos) o Doritos (en el caso de los dorilocos) sazonadas con alguna salsa picante tipo Valentina o chamoy o chile en polvo tipo Tajín, y usualmente son acompañados con otros ingredientes, como cueritos, pepino, jícama, limón, zanahoria, cacahuate japonés y/o sal.​
El plato fue concebido por primera vez a finales de la década de 1990 por vendedores ambulantes, mexicanos. Hoy en día, los tostilocos o dorilocos se venden comúnmente en puestos callejeros, eventos deportivos, ferias y juice bars mexicanos, tanto en México como en el suroeste de los Estados Unidos.​
Se le llama elotero a la persona que los vende. Usualmente, tiene su propio carrito, en el que lleva el elote en una olla caliente en el centro y los condimentos que se le agregan en las orillas. Es común que traigan algún tipo de campana, o incluso que se escuche al elotero gritar, “¡Elotes!”, “¡Esquites!” o como se le conozca en esa región.
Los esquites fueron el antecedente de las papas preparadas. Desde hace 15 años, se reconoce su invención al joven emprenderor Adolfo Garcia G., mas no hay información que lo compruebe en realidad; solo existe el dato de que se originaron en la ciudad de Tijuana, Baja California, México. Las frituras preparadas se hacen a partir de una bolsa de frituras fritas (las más comunes siendo de las marcas Sabritas, Barcel u otras marcas regionales como Encanto); se abre por un lado, usualmente en horizontal, para ser rellenada al gusto del cliente. Se le agregan granos de elote, limón, sal, queso y en algunos casos se le puede añadir mayonesa o crema y salsa picante o chamoy. Otros ingredientes extras incluyen fruta picada (jicama, pepino, zanahoria entre otros), cacahuates japoneses y dulces de tamarindo.​
Tostitos, una submarca dentro de la marca Sabritas, es la marca más conocida para hacer papas de este tipo. En el año 1970, la marca Tostitos nace como propuesta de un auténtico sabor mexicano que los Doritos y Fritos proporcionaban.​
Su campaña se llamó Tostilocos con su única diferencia siendo que son preparadas específicamente con la marca de frituras Tostitos.​ Dorilocos es otro nombre que se le dieron a las frituras pero utilizando la marca Doritos, también una submarca de la marca Sabritas, con su única diferencia siendo que se le agrega queso de nachos derretido.​
Hoy en día, las frituras preparadas son más conocidas como Tostilocos por ser de los primeros en darles un nombre a la botana. Se venden en un sinfín de lugares en México ya que muchos de los eloteros ahora cargan con sus papas para poder prepararlas de esta manera. Estos puestos móviles van recorriendo la ciudad y usualmente serán encontrados en lugares con mucho flujo de gente así como en diferentes eventos deportivos, eventos recreativas, parques, plazas, ferias y fiestas. Su sabor se ha expandido a la frontera con los Estados Unidos haciendo presencia en las ciudades de San Diego, Los Ángeles, Phoenix y Houston.
Rubio's Fresh Mexican Grill

Rubio's Fresh Mexican Grill, anteriormente conocido como Rubio's Baja Grill, o simplemente conocido como Rubio's, es una cadena de restaurantes de comida rápida casual al estilo "Fresh Mex" que se especializa en comida mexicana de mariscos, con un énfasis en tacos de pescados. Al 2007, Rubio's opera, licencias o franquicias con más de 170 restaurantes en California, Arizona, Colorado, Utah y Nevada. Rubio's fue recientemente seleccionado como el "Mejor de los Mejores (Comida barata)" por el San Diego Magazine [1] en su edición de junio de 2008. Tiene su sede en Carlsbad.​
Según el fundador Ralph Rubio, él y algunos amigos se encontraban en las vacaciones de primavera del San Diego State University en San Felipe, cuando por primera vez probaron unos tacos de pescados en un restaurante local, y se inspiró en eso para abrir un restaurante en su ciudad natal, San Diego, California. Desde entonces, la popularidad de los tacos de pescado se ha extendido por todo California, aunque siguen siendo poco frecuentes en otros lugares. Los tacos de pescados del Rubio se hacen con abadejo alaskense, que luego se pone a freír, y es servido en una tortilla de maíz, aunque opcionalmente se ofrecen con una tortilla de harina.
El primer restaurante del Rubio fue inaugurado en 1983 en un antiguo sitio de Orange Julius en Mission Bay Drive en San Diego.
Westfield Southlake

Westfield Southlake, anteriormente conocido como Southlake Mall es un centro comercial en Hobart, Indiana. Las tiendas anclas son Carson Pirie Scott, JCPenney, Macy's, Dick's Sporting Goods y Sears. La tienda Macy's estaba anteriormente en L. S. Ayres antes del 9 de septiembre de 2006. Al principio el centro comercial había abierto con solamente dos anclas - JCPenney y Sears - y las otras tiendas de los otros extremos fueron agregadas después. Carson Pirie Scott tuvo una vez una cafetería al estilo restaurante al lado de la entrada cerca del estacionamiento en el lado sur del centro comercial.
Una tienda Kohl's abrió en 1995 en una estructura libre justo al noroeste de la estructura principal del establecimiento comercial con cinco pisos.
The Westfield Group adquirió el centro comercial a principios de 2002, y en junio de 2005 le cambió el nombre a "Westfield Shoppingtown Southlake", quitándole la palabra "Shoppingtown".
En 2006 Westfield Southlake fue remodelado y se agregaron las tiendas de Dick's Sporting Goods y una librería Borders, al igual que otras tiendas y kioskos, incluyendo a un cine Kerasotes, una filial del banco Fifth Third Bank, Chipotle Mexican Grill, Potbelly Sándwich Works, Red Robin, y Buffalo Wild Wings.
El 10 de noviembre de 2011, un adolescente disparo una pistola, afortunadamente, nadie salió herido.
En 2018, un hombre disparo en la Walmart por la calle y un hombre estuvo herido.