Agent Cooper

Yesterday, I was at the Jimi club on Leningradsky Prospekt.
There was plenty of food, but it was completely bland, but the venue had other merits.
The acoustics were quite acceptable for a non-specialized space, and the overall atmosphere was pleasant.
Veterans of Soviet punk performed, playing a couple of songs with them, and Troitsky sang. Fortunately, before and after them, a completely unknown band to me called "Bombay" performed. I had never heard of them before, and that was a mistake! They started with "Black Magic Woman," then played "Have You Ever Seen the Rain," and I sent a mental greeting to Ergon. The guys played incredibly well, but then it turned out that they also had a vocalist (although the guitarist and drummer sang quite well). The Bilian from the day before simply couldn't compare to this vocalist. After the punk veterans, they played "Go, Gianni, Go" and hits by The Beatles and Creedence, and they finished with "Have You Ever Seen the Rain!"

This was the best event I've been to in the last year.