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| Unforgiving Times (June 2003)
The process of recording this album was started back in October 2002
We've come a long way, and HERE THEY ARE: all 13 tracks in MP3 format
Also included are links to lyrics, and (for some songs) video clips, and alternative (live) versions
You can also take a look at the pictures
taken during the recording of this CD
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Mad Heathen says a lot of not so nice things about his ex-girlfriend.
This song always gets dedicated to all current and future ex-girlfriends during our live shows.
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The song was originally recorded by "A.G. & Spetznaz" (Lipetsk, Russia) back in 1996. (Mad Heathen was playing guitar).
The band had reputation of being "drunk hooligans" and was even banned from performing at...err... "Rock Against Violence" festival.
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Originally recorded by "Grazhdanskaya Oborona" ("Civil Defense")-one of the most influential Russian punk-rock bands - back in 1987.
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This is one of the first original songs of "Black Dream".
The lyrics were originally written in Russian, and then translated to English.
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Lyrics for this song were written by Thundertoes
Thundertoes doesn't think people can fool themselves (...) into discounting their past.
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An instrumental written shortly after 9/11/2001...
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Yet another song, originally written by "Civil Defense".
This is the first ever song we ever played back in the Fall of 2000.
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Thundertoes created the bass-line first, then GreenPig added guitar solo, then Mad Heathen added some noise ...
And, finally, Huyator came up with the lyrics...
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This song was written by Mad Heathen back in 1992, during the Sociology class in college.
Needless to say, he had a really bad hangover at the time of writing...
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Mad Heathen created a riff, Huyator wrote the lyrics ... and then we combined everything together.
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One more song, written and performed by Mad Heathen back in 1992.
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The lyrics for this song were originally written by Mad Heathen (in Russian) back in 1994 for "A.G.& Spetznaz"(Lipetsk, Russia).
This song was mentioned in a local newspaper as a part of explanation why the band was banned from performing at the "Rock Against Violence" festival.
Later, the lyrics were edited and translated, and the music was completely reworked.
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One of the first original songs of "Black Dream" - a Nordic pagan hymn, written by Mad Heathen.
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