Most important Psychedelic Album
Oppression in Catania, because the heat is not enough....
Murmansk. The longest house in Russia, ironically nicknamed by its residents "The Great Murmansk Wall". Length 1488 meters, 2200 apartments. Its own kindergarten, school and stadium are located right in the courtyard of the house.
Krasnodar, Russia. Is it good for everyone to build the house they want? The criticism of overly uniform residential areas, often heard in this subreddit, is entirely justified. But what about the other side of the coin? The complete lack of any uniformity in the architecture of private homes.
Hawkwind - Assault and Battery / The Golden Void
Bloodwyn Pig - Change Song
Cemetery in Omsk, Russia. For better or worse, unlike most other European countries, Russia doesn't have a practice of destroying forgotten and abandoned graves. So most cemeteries in Russia are rather gloomy and look very unkempt in places.
Out of Focus - Fly Bird Fly (1969)
The Wallace Collection - Daydream (1968)
The Beach Boys - Cool, Cool Water (1967)
The Golliwogs (pre-CCR) - Walking on the Water (1967)
Free - Over the Green Hills (1968)
The Nice - The Thoughts of Emerlist Davjack (1967)
Strawberry Alarm Clock - Incense and Peppermints (1967)
I saw a post about my hometown, Ufa, Russia, but all it shows is one of the many commie block neighbourhoods, here are some other picture of Ufa, the city where all russian rappers spawn
Art - Supernatural Fairy Tales (1967)
Jan Dukes de Grey - Sun Symphonica (1971)
Black Widow - Tears and Wine (1971)
Russia / Volgograd
High Tide - Walking Down Their Outlook (1969)
Caravan - Place Of My Own (1969)
"The Nautilus" shopping mall is one of the most hated buildings in Moscow. It is located in the very center of the city (5 minutes walk from the Kremlin), surrounded by beautiful historical buildings and located on the site of an outstanding architectural monument demolished by the Bolsheviks.
Armageddon - Silver Tightrope (1975)
Atomic Rooster - Death Walks Behind You (1970)
Bakerloo - Last Blues (1970)