and their 1988 album Gruppa krovi (Russian: «Группа крови» , lit. ‘ Blood type ‘ ) brought them to the pinnacle of their popularity.
In June 1987, DDT performed at the Leningrad Rock Festival in front of a crowd of 3,000 crammed into a venue with a capacity of 1,000.
On January 23, 1987, the new lineup debuted on the stage of the Leningrad Rock Club .
In 1987, he recreated DDT.
Kino performed on central television in the Soviet Union, and Assa , a 1987 film featuring Russian rock, showed Tsoi performing ” Khochu peremen !” (Russian: «Хочу перемен» , lit. ‘ I want change! ‘ ) in front of a crowd of thousands. After this, Kino’s popularity swept the country,…
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In 1986, Shevchuk moved to Leningrad (now Saint Petersburg ) with his wife, son and mother.
In January 1986, Tropillo released the unfinished record the band had recorded in his studio a few months earlier. The album, entitled Noch (Russian: Ночь , lit. ‘ Night ‘ ) sold two million copies, making the group famous far beyond the rock community. However, the band had an extremely…
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Shevchuk spent some time in Sverdlovsk (now Yekaterinburg ), performing with the group Urfin Juis . In November 1985, DDT covertly recorded the album Vremya (Time) in Moscow with additional musicians, but the recording process was very difficult.
In November 1985, Titov decided to leave Kino in favour of Aquarium, of which he was also a member. He was replaced by jazz guitarist Igor Tikhomirov [ ru ] , who remained part of Kino’s “classic lineup” until its end.
In 1985, Kino released their third album, Eto ne lyubov… .