The video encyclopedia "Russian Rock / Video" presents Russian rock bands and performers who began their musical activity in the USSR and continued it in modern Russia.
Here you can see hundreds of video clips and recordings of live performances of both famous and legendary Russian rock bands such as Kino, DDT, Aria, Nautilus Pompilius, and less popular ones.
You can also read brief information on rock bands. Videos are listed in chronological order, groups in alphabetical order. Lovers of Russian rock will be pleased to feel nostalgic while listening to
your favorite old rock hits by watching video clips, and it is also possible to get to know new rock performers. Other music lovers will probably also not mind discovering such a phenomenon as Russian rock.
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The presented application does not have its own server, does not contain or store video files in any form. The application is for information and reference, all videos are broadcasted from public channels
video hosting YouTube, does not contradict the rules established by the YouTube service. The application uses YouTube API v3.
If you own the rights to the displayed content, are a representative of the copyright holder, or believe that the content is posted illegally, you can report this to YouTube and file a legal complaint.
We have nothing to do with YouTube channels, the application is designed to provide simple cataloged access to already shown free videos.
Here you can see hundreds of video clips and recordings of live performances of both famous and legendary Russian rock bands such as Kino, DDT, Aria, Nautilus Pompilius, and less popular ones.
You can also read brief information on rock bands. Videos are listed in chronological order, groups in alphabetical order. Lovers of Russian rock will be pleased to feel nostalgic while listening to
your favorite old rock hits by watching video clips, and it is also possible to get to know new rock performers. Other music lovers will probably also not mind discovering such a phenomenon as Russian rock.
For copyright holders
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The presented application does not have its own server, does not contain or store video files in any form. The application is for information and reference, all videos are broadcasted from public channels
video hosting YouTube, does not contradict the rules established by the YouTube service. The application uses YouTube API v3.
If you own the rights to the displayed content, are a representative of the copyright holder, or believe that the content is posted illegally, you can report this to YouTube and file a legal complaint.
We have nothing to do with YouTube channels, the application is designed to provide simple cataloged access to already shown free videos.
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