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Yesterday, I listened to Hoy's acoustic recordings from 1981-1984, and I really liked it:smile54:
Has anyone else listened to them?

Albums only started appearing from 1989 onwards. It's probably some rare recording.

I have an album from 1981 featuring Yu. Klinsky. The quality is poor, as it's a home recording. He sings and plays guitar while drunk, with some friend, and before the song, he says, pouring a glass: "Now, my friend and I are going to get hammered," and then they sing a song about their difficult life.

To consider Sektor Gaza as plagiarists or simply as dull singers of alcohol and drugs is a grave mistake.
Their songs like Tuman, Pora Domoy, Lirika, Pesenka, Utoplennik, and some others instantly resonate with me when I have a guitar in my hands and a certain level of intoxication...
With the rest of their songs, I just enjoy myself.
But I consider the band to be unique.

Yes, the old-timers still rule)). They may be old, it’s a pity that Hoy died from an overdose, and Tsoi just passed away. But no matter what anyone says, they are still alive in our hearts:).

It's strange that these two groups are combined into one topic. I don't listen to Sektor Gaza much, but I used to find their humorous songs very entertaining. Kino was the first rock band I listened to and enjoyed (along with Nautilus Pompilius). That's when I started to think about the lyrics (or at least try to). Now I mostly listen to metal, but I still listen to my favorite songs from this band out of nostalgia.

Of course, I don't like Sector Gaza (I used to listen to them), just like I don't like all the other punk music! But I'm not writing this to tell everyone something they already know. I just wanted to add a correction: Hoy, apparently, didn't die from an overdose, but from carbon monoxide poisoning. He fell asleep in a running car.