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This week, we take a peak behind the Iron Curtain and stare into the soul of the Soviet. I searched long and hard to bring you 13 tunes from the other side of the wall, as well as a couple of numbers inspired by Mother Russia. It all started with a mysterious film clip from a Ukrainian movie (see the blog post from 05/12/10), featuring the hippest kishka in the land. Thank your lucky stars I didn't pick the Sisters of Mercy or Opus.
- Soviet Capsule, John Barry, You Only Live Twice (OST), 1967, United Artists
- Sputnik Thema, Die Sputniks, 7", 1964, Amiga (DDR)
- Pussta Beat, Theo Schumann Combo, Theo Schumann Combo, 1969, Amiga (DDR)
- Koncert a Marson, Hungarian Ensemble, Planetary Pebbles Vol 3: Surfbeat Behind The Iron Curtain Part 2, 1997, AIP (Hungary)
- African Guitar, Thunderbirds, Planetary Pebbles Vol 1: Surfbeat Behind The Iron Curtain, 1997, AIP (DDR)
- Pe Linga Ploppi Fara Sot, Sincron, Ducea Rufele La Rîu 7", 1967, Electrecord (Romania)
- Spellbinder, Gábor Szabó, Spellbinder, 1966, Impulse! (Hungary/USA)
- Theme from Rosemary's Baby', Krzysztof Sadowski, Krzysztof Sadowski and His Hammond Organ, 1970, Polskie Nagrania Muza (Poland)
- Astrobolid, Jerzy Milian, Orkiestra Rozrywkowa PR/TV W Katowicach, 1978, Pronit. Also to be found on Holding Hands Vol. 2: Rare Jazz/Fusion Gems From Polish Vaults (Poland)
- Alfa Centaura, Grupa Organowa Krzystofa Sadowskiego, Na Kosmodromie, 1972, Pronit (Poland)
- Robuzeni, Jazz Celula, Oheň Až Požár, 1976, Panton (Czechoslovakia)
- Quartett, Hubert Katzenbeier Quintet, Between or beyond the Iron Curtain, 1973, Amiga (DDR)
- Funky dla Franki , Laboratorium, Modern Pentathlon, 1976, Polskie Nagrania Muza (Poland)
- Marichka, Chervona Ruta, Chervona Ruta (OST), 1975, (Ukraine)
- Moscow, Orange Juice, The Glasgow School, 2005, Domino (UK)
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