An interview of Tsoi is broadcast on the television program "16 and Older". (1988)
Tsoi plays an acoustic concert at the October sports-concert complex in Kemerovo. (1988)
Kino, Joanna Stingray, Games, Akvarium, and Oleg Garkusha play a concert at the May Day palace of culture in Leningrad. (1987)
Tsoi plays an acoustic concert at the October sports-concert complex in Kemerovo. (1988)
Joanna Stingray and Yuri Kasparyan get married. (1987)
Tsoi plays an acoustic concert at the October sports-concert complex in Kemerovo.
Kino plays at the Leningrad Institute of Chemical Engineering. (1986)
Tsoi plays in Nizhny Tagil. (1989)
Kino plays at the Plekhanov house of culture. (1986)
Kino plays at Luzhniki stadium in Moscow. (1988)
Kino plays at Luzhniki stadium in Moscow. (1988)
Pop Mechanics, including members of Kino, plays at the Krupskaya house of culture. (1986)
Pop Mechanics, including memebers of Kino, plays at the Krupskaya house of culture. (1986)
Pop Mechanics plays its fifth concert, and its first in Leningrad. Tsoi, Guryanov, and Titov participate. (1984)
Kino and Joanna Stingray perform a concert in memory of Aleksander Bashlachev at Luzhniki stadium in Moscow. At the beginning of the performance, Tsoi makes some critical remarks regarding the actions of concert administration in Moscow:
I want to say that Moscow is the only city where, it turns out, dancing is a crime, where if girls want to give a band flowers they are beaten... I wouldn't want to make any scandals, but if there are any journalists in this hall, maybe we need to change the situation somehow? After our concerts, they finally decided to remove the stalls. Although we had such an agreement... I was invited to a meeting, they said: "Viktor, what should we do, what should we do, all our chairs were broken.” I said, “The only way to save the chairs is to remove them so people can dance...” They said, “Okay, but if you can, please tell the audience not to have any murders there and so on...” I said too, “Okay.” But when we came to our second concert, there were even more chairs, and, of course, they were broken again. And of course, I considered myself free from any obligations and so on.
Thirty minutes into the show, the concert administration cuts the sound and put on Bashlachev's "Time of the Bells", which was supposed to be the closing song. When the song ends, the audience is asked to leave, but they are outraged and do not. Tsoi regains power in one of the microphones and is able to get them to calm down and leave. (1988)
Kino plays at the Leningrad Rock club. This is their first concert with Igor Tikhomirov on bass. (1985)
Kino plays at the Leningrad sports-concert complex. (1989)
Kino plays at the Leningrad sports-concert complex. (1989)
Kino plays at the Leningrad sports-concert complex. (1989)