Нашлись «Дети минут» - дисс Виктора Цоя на ленинградских рокеров

An unreleased song by Viktor Tsoi has been found! The cassette tape containing the song "Children of Minutes" has been gathering dust abroad for 30 years. The frontman of Kino decided not to record "Children of Minutes" and even refused to perform it at concerts. The song referenced many of Viktor Tsoi's colleagues from the Leningrad rock club, and the frontman of Kino was afraid that one of them would be offended. In modern parlance, "Children of Minutes" is a diss track of sorts, aimed at other rockers. The song contains digs at Konstantin Kinchev, Yuri Shevchuk, Boris Grebenshchikov (whom the Russian Ministry of Justice now considers a foreign agent), Fyodor Chistyakov, Mikhail Borzykin, and many others. And now, 30 years after Viktor Tsoi composed this controversial song, everyone can finally hear it. Thanks for this go to archivist Sergei Chubraev. He recounts: "Even though it was believed that a recording of the song 'Children of Minutes' didn't exist, I decided to look for it anyway. During my search, I came up with the idea of ​​contacting foreigners who had interacted with the Kino group and, unlike Soviet citizens, had recording equipment at the time. And my hunch turned out to be correct..."