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  kruiz - in flames
kruiz ????? ???? ??????? aria kipelov shah kruiz ????? ???? ??????? aria kipelov shah kruiz ????? ???? ??????? aria kipelov shah
  kruiz - distant light
russian thrash russian thrash russian thrash
  ?????-06 (kruiz)
???????? ?????? ???????? ?????? ???????? ??????
  tom kruiz - zarila kand?e (the books of ...
the books of knjige. novogodi?nji program 2008. emisija indigo. gajo u ulozi toma kruiza. the books of knjige. novogodi?nji program 2008. emisija indigo. gajo u ulozi toma kruiza. the books of knjige. novogodi?nji program 2008. emisija indigo. gajo u ulozi toma kruiza.
  kruiz - time
russian thrash metal russian thrash metal russian thrash metal
  kruiz - pilgrim ( come with us )
russian speed metal band kruiz recorded in 1987 year live in omsk. russian speed metal band kruiz recorded in 1987 year live in omsk. russian speed metal band kruiz recorded in 1987 year live in omsk.
  kruiz "brave new world"
track taken from the 1988 self titled album. kruiz was formed in 1978, originally playing soft and hard rock songs with russian lyrics. the original lineup consisted of alexandre monin (vocals), valery gaina (guitars), serge kirnitsky (bass), serge sarychev (keyboards), and seva korolyuk (drums). in 1980, they released their first album called the top, which was really a collection of demos. in 1981, they released their first official album, ???????? ?????? (translation: the top keeps turning), featuring alexander kirnitsky on bass, and additional keyboards by matvey anitchkin. this was followed by another album ???????? ??????? (translation: listen men). in 1983, the lineup changed to monin (vocals), gaina (guitars), gregory bezougly (guitars), oleg kouzmitchyov (bass), vladimir kapoustin (keyboards), and nikolai tscunusov (drums). this lineup released the album ??????????? ?? ????????? (translation: balloon journey). shortly after the release of this album, the band unfortunately drew the ire of the communist government and were ordered to disband. the band released one final album p.s. ??????????? ??????? (translation: p.s. to be continued) in 1983, before stopping all activities. in 1985, valery gaina decided to reform the band and take a heavier approach to their music. the new lineup consisted of gaina (guitars and vocals), alexander kirnitsky (bass), vsevolod korolyuk (drums), with vadim malikov (additional vocals). they released an album called ????????? (translation: kikogavva), named after the first two letters of the band members names. this lineup was short-lived and valery gaina soon recruited another lineup with himself on vocals and guitars, fyodor vasilyev (bass), and sergey efimov (drums). this particular incarnation of the band had a speed metal sound . they released a demo and an album, kruiz-1 on melodia records (a state owned record company). one song (rock is forever) was promptly banned by the authorities and hence, only appears on the demo. only two years later the song was included in compilation album track taken from the 1988 self titled album. kruiz was formed in 1978, originally playing soft and hard rock songs with russian lyrics. the original lineup consisted of alexandre monin (vocals), valery gaina (guitars), serge kirnitsky (bass), serge sarychev (keyboards), and seva korolyuk (drums). in 1980, they released their first album called the top, which was really a collection of demos. in 1981, they released their first official album, ???????? ?????? (translation: the top keeps turning), featuring alexander kirnitsky on bass, and additional keyboards by matvey anitchkin. this was followed by another album ???????? ??????? (translation: listen men). in 1983, the lineup changed to monin (vocals), gaina (guitars), gregory bezougly (guitars), oleg kouzmitchyov (bass), vladimir kapoustin (keyboards), and nikolai tscunusov (drums). this lineup released the album ??????????? ?? ????????? (translation: balloon journey). shortly after the release of this album, the band unfortunately drew the ire of the communist government and were ordered to disband. the band released one final album p.s. ??????????? ??????? (translation: p.s. to be continued) in 1983, before stopping all activities. in 1985, valery gaina decided to reform the band and take a heavier approach to their music. the new lineup consisted of gaina (guitars and vocals), alexander kirnitsky (bass), vsevolod korolyuk (drums), with vadim malikov (additional vocals). they released an album called ????????? (translation: kikogavva), named after the first two letters of the band members names. this lineup was short-lived and valery gaina soon recruited another lineup with himself on vocals and guitars, fyodor vasilyev (bass), and sergey efimov (drums). this particular incarnation of the band had a speed metal sound . they released a demo and an album, kruiz-1 on melodia records (a state owned record company). one song (rock is forever) was promptly banned by the authorities and hence, only appears on the demo. only two years later the song was included in compilation album track taken from the 1988 self titled album. kruiz was formed in 1978, originally playing soft and hard rock songs with russian lyrics. the original lineup consisted of alexandre monin (vocals), valery gaina (guitars), serge kirnitsky (bass), serge sarychev (keyboards), and seva korolyuk (drums). in 1980, they released their first album called the top, which was really a collection of demos. in 1981, they released their first official album, ???????? ?????? (translation: the top keeps turning), featuring alexander kirnitsky on bass, and additional keyboards by matvey anitchkin. this was followed by another album ???????? ??????? (translation: listen men). in 1983, the lineup changed to monin (vocals), gaina (guitars), gregory bezougly (guitars), oleg kouzmitchyov (bass), vladimir kapoustin (keyboards), and nikolai tscunusov (drums). this lineup released the album ??????????? ?? ????????? (translation: balloon journey). shortly after the release of this album, the band unfortunately drew the ire of the communist government and were ordered to disband. the band released one final album p.s. ??????????? ??????? (translation: p.s. to be continued) in 1983, before stopping all activities. in 1985, valery gaina decided to reform the band and take a heavier approach to their music. the new lineup consisted of gaina (guitars and vocals), alexander kirnitsky (bass), vsevolod korolyuk (drums), with vadim malikov (additional vocals). they released an album called ????????? (translation: kikogavva), named after the first two letters of the band members names. this lineup was short-lived and valery gaina soon recruited another lineup with himself on vocals and guitars, fyodor vasilyev (bass), and sergey efimov (drums). this particular incarnation of the band had a speed metal sound . they released a demo and an album, kruiz-1 on melodia records (a state owned record company). one song (rock is forever) was promptly banned by the authorities and hence, only appears on the demo. only two years later the song was included in compilation album
  kruiz - the last dawn
russian thrash metal russian thrash metal russian thrash metal
  gaina (ex-kruiz)
live in moscow. 2006. http://kruiz-gaina.narod.ru (c) live in moscow. 2006. http://kruiz-gaina.narod.ru (c) live in moscow. 2006. http://kruiz-gaina.narod.ru (c)
  kruiz (?????) - knight of the road
speed metal from russia song from: kruiz full-length, 1988 the history of this band is a bit convoluted, as there are two kruizes (kruizii?) with shared band members. the first kruiz was formed in 1978 as a rock band - members included valeri gaina, alexander monin (vocals) and alexander kirnitsky (bass). under government pressure, they broke up in 1984, and then reformed without monin - valeri gaina took over the vocals. in 1985, they broke up again, and gaina formed a new band, also called kruiz with efimov and vasiliev! (for something similar, but not quite as bizarre, see judas priest... bear in mind that in 1985, kruiz was an established ussr rock group!). the new band plays speed metal, including a demo of the last dawn played at a mind-numbing 318 bpm (the official studio version is a mere 280), but also some of the songs of the old kruiz - most notably, ``don't lose your head`` live at rock-panorama '86. this lineup tours west germany, releases an english-language album, and then breaks up in 1990 when valeri gaina moves to los angeles. in steps monin, reforming the band in 1991 with some of the old lineup! they plug away playing their aor, even opening up for dio in 1998 in moscow at one point. then, valeri gaina reforms speed-metal kruiz. there are now two - sort of like two ratts except with widely differing levels of quality. taking advantage of a tour by italy, they requested the politic refuge to flee from russia and vanished from the scene. speed metal from russia song from: kruiz full-length, 1988 the history of this band is a bit convoluted, as there are two kruizes (kruizii?) with shared band members. the first kruiz was formed in 1978 as a rock band - members included valeri gaina, alexander monin (vocals) and alexander kirnitsky (bass). under government pressure, they broke up in 1984, and then reformed without monin - valeri gaina took over the vocals. in 1985, they broke up again, and gaina formed a new band, also called kruiz with efimov and vasiliev! (for something similar, but not quite as bizarre, see judas priest... bear in mind that in 1985, kruiz was an established ussr rock group!). the new band plays speed metal, including a demo of the last dawn played at a mind-numbing 318 bpm (the official studio version is a mere 280), but also some of the songs of the old kruiz - most notably, ``don't lose your head`` live at rock-panorama '86. this lineup tours west germany, releases an english-language album, and then breaks up in 1990 when valeri gaina moves to los angeles. in steps monin, reforming the band in 1991 with some of the old lineup! they plug away playing their aor, even opening up for dio in 1998 in moscow at one point. then, valeri gaina reforms speed-metal kruiz. there are now two - sort of like two ratts except with widely differing levels of quality. taking advantage of a tour by italy, they requested the politic refuge to flee from russia and vanished from the scene. speed metal from russia song from: kruiz full-length, 1988 the history of this band is a bit convoluted, as there are two kruizes (kruizii?) with shared band members. the first kruiz was formed in 1978 as a rock band - members included valeri gaina, alexander monin (vocals) and alexander kirnitsky (bass). under government pressure, they broke up in 1984, and then reformed without monin - valeri gaina took over the vocals. in 1985, they broke up again, and gaina formed a new band, also called kruiz with efimov and vasiliev! (for something similar, but not quite as bizarre, see judas priest... bear in mind that in 1985, kruiz was an established ussr rock group!). the new band plays speed metal, including a demo of the last dawn played at a mind-numbing 318 bpm (the official studio version is a mere 280), but also some of the songs of the old kruiz - most notably, ``don't lose your head`` live at rock-panorama '86. this lineup tours west germany, releases an english-language album, and then breaks up in 1990 when valeri gaina moves to los angeles. in steps monin, reforming the band in 1991 with some of the old lineup! they plug away playing their aor, even opening up for dio in 1998 in moscow at one point. then, valeri gaina reforms speed-metal kruiz. there are now two - sort of like two ratts except with widely differing levels of quality. taking advantage of a tour by italy, they requested the politic refuge to flee from russia and vanished from the scene.
  kruiz (?????) - v ogon (in flames, russi...
speed metal from russia song from: kruiz full-length, 1988 the history of this band is a bit convoluted, as there are two kruizes (kruizii?) with shared band members. the first kruiz was formed in 1978 as a rock band - members included valeri gaina, alexander monin (vocals) and alexander kirnitsky (bass). under government pressure, they broke up in 1984, and then reformed without monin - valeri gaina took over the vocals. in 1985, they broke up again, and gaina formed a new band, also called kruiz with efimov and vasiliev! (for something similar, but not quite as bizarre, see judas priest... bear in mind that in 1985, kruiz was an established ussr rock group!). the new band plays speed metal, including a demo of the last dawn played at a mind-numbing 318 bpm (the official studio version is a mere 280), but also some of the songs of the old kruiz - most notably, ``don't lose your head`` live at rock-panorama '86. this lineup tours west germany, releases an english-language album, and then breaks up in 1990 when valeri gaina moves to los angeles. in steps monin, reforming the band in 1991 with some of the old lineup! they plug away playing their aor, even opening up for dio in 1998 in moscow at one point. then, valeri gaina reforms speed-metal kruiz. there are now two - sort of like two ratts except with widely differing levels of quality. taking advantage of a tour by italy, they requested the politic refuge to flee from russia and vanished from the scene. speed metal from russia song from: kruiz full-length, 1988 the history of this band is a bit convoluted, as there are two kruizes (kruizii?) with shared band members. the first kruiz was formed in 1978 as a rock band - members included valeri gaina, alexander monin (vocals) and alexander kirnitsky (bass). under government pressure, they broke up in 1984, and then reformed without monin - valeri gaina took over the vocals. in 1985, they broke up again, and gaina formed a new band, also called kruiz with efimov and vasiliev! (for something similar, but not quite as bizarre, see judas priest... bear in mind that in 1985, kruiz was an established ussr rock group!). the new band plays speed metal, including a demo of the last dawn played at a mind-numbing 318 bpm (the official studio version is a mere 280), but also some of the songs of the old kruiz - most notably, ``don't lose your head`` live at rock-panorama '86. this lineup tours west germany, releases an english-language album, and then breaks up in 1990 when valeri gaina moves to los angeles. in steps monin, reforming the band in 1991 with some of the old lineup! they plug away playing their aor, even opening up for dio in 1998 in moscow at one point. then, valeri gaina reforms speed-metal kruiz. there are now two - sort of like two ratts except with widely differing levels of quality. taking advantage of a tour by italy, they requested the politic refuge to flee from russia and vanished from the scene. speed metal from russia song from: kruiz full-length, 1988 the history of this band is a bit convoluted, as there are two kruizes (kruizii?) with shared band members. the first kruiz was formed in 1978 as a rock band - members included valeri gaina, alexander monin (vocals) and alexander kirnitsky (bass). under government pressure, they broke up in 1984, and then reformed without monin - valeri gaina took over the vocals. in 1985, they broke up again, and gaina formed a new band, also called kruiz with efimov and vasiliev! (for something similar, but not quite as bizarre, see judas priest... bear in mind that in 1985, kruiz was an established ussr rock group!). the new band plays speed metal, including a demo of the last dawn played at a mind-numbing 318 bpm (the official studio version is a mere 280), but also some of the songs of the old kruiz - most notably, ``don't lose your head`` live at rock-panorama '86. this lineup tours west germany, releases an english-language album, and then breaks up in 1990 when valeri gaina moves to los angeles. in steps monin, reforming the band in 1991 with some of the old lineup! they plug away playing their aor, even opening up for dio in 1998 in moscow at one point. then, valeri gaina reforms speed-metal kruiz. there are now two - sort of like two ratts except with widely differing levels of quality. taking advantage of a tour by italy, they requested the politic refuge to flee from russia and vanished from the scene.
  kruiz - knight of the road (live)
kruiz live from munich. kruiz live from munich. kruiz live from munich.
  kruiz (?????) - the avenger
speed metal from russia song from: kruiz full-length, 1988 the history of this band is a bit convoluted, as there are two kruizes (kruizii?) with shared band members. the first kruiz was formed in 1978 as a rock band - members included valeri gaina, alexander monin (vocals) and alexander kirnitsky (bass). under government pressure, they broke up in 1984, and then reformed without monin - valeri gaina took over the vocals. in 1985, they broke up again, and gaina formed a new band, also called kruiz with efimov and vasiliev! (for something similar, but not quite as bizarre, see judas priest... bear in mind that in 1985, kruiz was an established ussr rock group!). the new band plays speed metal, including a demo of the last dawn played at a mind-numbing 318 bpm (the official studio version is a mere 280), but also some of the songs of the old kruiz - most notably, ``don't lose your head`` live at rock-panorama '86. this lineup tours west germany, releases an english-language album, and then breaks up in 1990 when valeri gaina moves to los angeles. in steps monin, reforming the band in 1991 with some of the old lineup! they plug away playing their aor, even opening up for dio in 1998 in moscow at one point. then, valeri gaina reforms speed-metal kruiz. there are now two - sort of like two ratts except with widely differing levels of quality. taking advantage of a tour by italy, they requested the politic refuge to flee from russia and vanished from the scene. speed metal from russia song from: kruiz full-length, 1988 the history of this band is a bit convoluted, as there are two kruizes (kruizii?) with shared band members. the first kruiz was formed in 1978 as a rock band - members included valeri gaina, alexander monin (vocals) and alexander kirnitsky (bass). under government pressure, they broke up in 1984, and then reformed without monin - valeri gaina took over the vocals. in 1985, they broke up again, and gaina formed a new band, also called kruiz with efimov and vasiliev! (for something similar, but not quite as bizarre, see judas priest... bear in mind that in 1985, kruiz was an established ussr rock group!). the new band plays speed metal, including a demo of the last dawn played at a mind-numbing 318 bpm (the official studio version is a mere 280), but also some of the songs of the old kruiz - most notably, ``don't lose your head`` live at rock-panorama '86. this lineup tours west germany, releases an english-language album, and then breaks up in 1990 when valeri gaina moves to los angeles. in steps monin, reforming the band in 1991 with some of the old lineup! they plug away playing their aor, even opening up for dio in 1998 in moscow at one point. then, valeri gaina reforms speed-metal kruiz. there are now two - sort of like two ratts except with widely differing levels of quality. taking advantage of a tour by italy, they requested the politic refuge to flee from russia and vanished from the scene. speed metal from russia song from: kruiz full-length, 1988 the history of this band is a bit convoluted, as there are two kruizes (kruizii?) with shared band members. the first kruiz was formed in 1978 as a rock band - members included valeri gaina, alexander monin (vocals) and alexander kirnitsky (bass). under government pressure, they broke up in 1984, and then reformed without monin - valeri gaina took over the vocals. in 1985, they broke up again, and gaina formed a new band, also called kruiz with efimov and vasiliev! (for something similar, but not quite as bizarre, see judas priest... bear in mind that in 1985, kruiz was an established ussr rock group!). the new band plays speed metal, including a demo of the last dawn played at a mind-numbing 318 bpm (the official studio version is a mere 280), but also some of the songs of the old kruiz - most notably, ``don't lose your head`` live at rock-panorama '86. this lineup tours west germany, releases an english-language album, and then breaks up in 1990 when valeri gaina moves to los angeles. in steps monin, reforming the band in 1991 with some of the old lineup! they plug away playing their aor, even opening up for dio in 1998 in moscow at one point. then, valeri gaina reforms speed-metal kruiz. there are now two - sort of like two ratts except with widely differing levels of quality. taking advantage of a tour by italy, they requested the politic refuge to flee from russia and vanished from the scene.
  gay pride - starlight cabaret show hd - ...
the elegant female impersonator ashley kruiz performs the song: man, i feel like a woman by shania twain. atlanta georgia usa. gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgendered pride celebration in june 29, 2001 at piedmont park the starlight cabaret and the armorettes drag queens put on a show produced and hosted by the goddess raven. i got a special backstage pass to video tape and document this event. hope you enjoy this video in high definition 640x480 hd. i am stefan shagwell aka: www.sexyman.com the elegant female impersonator ashley kruiz performs the song: man, i feel like a woman by shania twain. atlanta georgia usa. gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgendered pride celebration in june 29, 2001 at piedmont park the starlight cabaret and the armorettes drag queens put on a show produced and hosted by the goddess raven. i got a special backstage pass to video tape and document this event. hope you enjoy this video in high definition 640x480 hd. i am stefan shagwell aka: www.sexyman.com the elegant female impersonator ashley kruiz performs the song: man, i feel like a woman by shania twain. atlanta georgia usa. gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgendered pride celebration in june 29, 2001 at piedmont park the starlight cabaret and the armorettes drag queens put on a show produced and hosted by the goddess raven. i got a special backstage pass to video tape and document this event. hope you enjoy this video in high definition 640x480 hd. i am stefan shagwell aka: www.sexyman.com
  kruiz - iron rock (live)
live in munich 1988 live in munich 1988 live in munich 1988
  kruiz -inflames - metal band 1980-90's
kruiz inflames russe russian metal band 1980-90's kruiz inflames russe russian metal band 1980-90's kruiz inflames russe russian metal band 1980-90's
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