Еловая субмарина. Илья Кормильцев (2005)

The "Spruce Submarine" program series is a captivating history of Russian rock through the eyes of an eyewitness. "Aquarium," "Kino," Alexander Bashlachev, "Zvuki Mu," and others—all the classics of Russian rock have passed through the small attic studio of musician Alexander Lipnitsky's dacha near Moscow. In 2005, poet Ilya Kormiltsev was a guest on the program. Alexander Davidovich Lipnitsky (July 8, 1952, Moscow – March 25, 2021, Nikolina Gora) was a cultural scholar, director, television host, and journalist. A prominent figure in Russian rock, he was a musician in the band "Zvuki Mu" (alias "Lipa"). He also hosted the television program "Spruce Submarine" on the Nostalgia channel. Ilya Valerievich Kormiltsev (September 26, 1959, Sverdlovsk – February 4, 2007, London) was a Russian poet, translator from English, Italian, and French, music and literary critic, and editor-in-chief of the Ultra.Kultura publishing house (2003–2007). He was the primary lyricist for the band Nautilus Pompilius. 2005