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''Pust budet vsjo'' () is the fourth album by
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band
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. The album contains
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versions of Ruja's songs. It's controversial for the band, because since there was
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and
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in
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at that time, singing in Russian was against the band's principles. The idea came from a manager, Yuri Altov, who saw Ruja's potential of having success outside Estonia. (The band had done concerts outside Estonia.)


Track listing


A-side

#"Будет свет" ("Budet svet" ''It Will Be Light'') (Urmas Alender, Igor Garšnek, Jaanus Nõgisto/Alender; translation Ivan Makarov) - 3:30 #"Белизна" ("Belizna" ''Whiteness'') (Alender/Makarov) - 3:26 #"Дети солнца" ("Deti solntsa" ''Children of the Sun'') (Nõgisto; translation Makarov) - 4:01 #"Гроза" ("Groza" ''Lightning'') (Garšnek/Makarov) - 3:26 #"Предчувствие зимы" ("Predchuvstvie zimy" ''Foreboding Winters'') (Garšnek/Makarov) - 2:45 #"Светлый край" ("Svetlyi krai" ''Bright Place'') (Nõgisto/ Doris Kareva; translation Makarov) - 2:17


B-side

#"В чужом городе" ("V chuzhom gorode" ''In a Strange Town'') (Toomas Rull/Makarov) - 3:13 #"Сорванные цветы" ("Sorvannye tsvety" ''Broken Flowers'') (Garšnek/Hando Runnel; translation Makarov) - 3:16 #"Киногород" ("Kinogorod" ''Cinema City'') (Garšnek/Makarov) - 3:06 #"По ту сторону вод" ("Po tu storonu vod" ''Walk Along That Side'') (Alender/ Lehte Hainsalu) - 3:15 #"Лебединая песня" ("Lebedinaja pesnja" ''Swan Song'') (Garšnek/Makarov) - 4:00 #"Пусть будет все" ("Pust budet vsjo" ''Let It Be All'') (Alender/Makarov) - 3:10


Personnel

* Urmas Alender (vocals, 12-string guitar) *Indrek Patte (vocals in "Deti solntsa") * Jaanus Nõgisto (guitar, backing vocals) *Igor Garšnek (keyboards, backing vocals) * Tiit Haagma (bass in "Budet svet", "Belizna", "Groza", "Predchuvstvije zimy", "V chuzhom gorode", "Po tu storonu vod") *Vladislav Petšnikov a.k.a. S P Gulliver (bass in "Deti solntsa", "Svetlõi krai", "Sorvannye tsvety", "Kinogorod", "Lebedinaja pesnja") *Toomas Rull (drums in "Budet svet", "Belizna", "Groza", "Predchuvstvije zimy", "V chuzhom gorode", "Po tu storonu vod") *Arvo Urb (drums in "Deti solntsa", "Lebedinaja pesnja") *Rein Joasoo (drums in "Svetlyi krai", "Sorvannye tsvety", "Kinogorod") *Ivan Makarov (backing vocals in "Budet svet", "V chuzhom gorode")


References

1989 albums Ruja albums Russian-language albums {{Estonia-stub