Tantsi

Live album by Vopli Vidopliassova

Released

1989

Recorded

February 1989
Hall of Culture "Faberge", Kiev

Genre

Punk rock
Folk rock

Length

44:30

Label

Fonograf

Vopli Vidopliassova chronology

Zv'yazok
(1989)

Tantsi
(1989)

Hey, O.K
(1990)

Tantsi (Ukrainian: Танці, English: Dancing) is an album by the band Vopli Vidopliassova and was released in 1989 on Fonograf. It is a live recording of a rehearsal for the concert they played at the "Rock Against Stalinism" festival in Kharkov.

Tracks 2 and 11 later became Borshch songs. Track 1 was later released on Kraina Mriy. Tracks 3, 4 and 6 ended up on Hvyli Amura. Tracks 5, 10 and 14 were released on Muzika. Tracks 7, 9 and 12-14 were released on Buly denky. Track 8 made its way to Fayno.

The album was featured in the book 100 magnitoalbomov sovetskogo roka.

Track list

No.	Title	Length
1.	"Танці" (Dancing)	2:36
2.	"Я летел" (I'm Flying)	2:22
3.	"Оля" (Olga)	2:25
4.	"Махатма" (Mahatma)	5:14
5.	"Краков'як" (Krakow)	2:45
6.	"Товарищ майор" (Comrade Major)	2:27
7.	"Політрок" (Politrock)	2:13
8.	"Полонина" (Mountains)	3:45
9.	"Були деньки" (Back in the Day)	3:00
10.	"Музика" (Music)	4:22
11.	"Рассвет" (Dawn)	3:16
12.	"Налягай" (Nalyagai)	2:12
13.	"Колискова" (Lullaby)	4:28
14.	"Гей! Любо!" (Hey, O.K!)	3:23

External links

Tantsi at Discogs

Vopli Vidopliassova

Oleh Skrypka Serhiy Sakhno Oleksiy Melchenko Yevheniy Rohachevskyi Yuriy Zdorenko Oleksandr Pipa

Studio albums	Kraina Mriy Muzika Khvyli Amura Faino Buly denky Chudovy svit

Live albums	Abo abo Zakustyka VV na stseni festyvaliu "ROK-SICH"

Singles	Muzika Liubov Den naroDJennia Mamay Himn-Slaven Ukraini Lado Chio Chio San Vidpustka Shchedryk

Video & DVD	Video Collection VV na stseni festyvalju "ROK-SICH"

Compilations	Naikrashche Zbirka Etnichna Zbirka Rokova Zbirka Romantychna Zbirka Tantsiuvalna Soyuz Gold Sim albomiv hurtu Vopli Vidopliassova

Demo tapes and bootlegs	Aiaiaiaiaiai Pershyi kontsert v Moskvi Zviazok Tantsi Hey, O.K Zhyttia v Bordo Salzburg ArhiVV 1988-1998 Nenovye russkie (pesni) 1986-1994

Related articles	Borshch SOS Ukrainian rock music Music of the Soviet Union

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