Kombinatsiya – Moskovskaya Propiska | American Boy Music CD

Origin: Mixed

Album era: 1991

Tracks: 13, including interludes

Genre: Soviet pop / Eurodisco

Released in 1991, Moskovskaya Propiska : “Moscow Registration” captures Kombinatsiya at their best.
With Alyona Apina and Tatyana Ivanova at the microphones, the Saratov group turned everyday dreams, cheeky humour and big choruses into national pop hits.

There is not a single person I know that (even if asked they will say the hate this group) still start yelling along to one of their songs.

It's classic and common every day pop music about slight cheeky stuff.

An American boyfriend. A Moscow address. An accountant who might actually know where the money went... ambitions are clear.

• American Boy: the foreign-boyfriend fantasy with the chorus you came for.

• Bukhgalter / Бухгалтер: “Accountant.” Ordinary office work somehow becomes romantic.

• Moskovskaya Propiska / Московская прописка: the title track.

The backdrop was darker than the choruses: co-founder and producer Alexander Shishinin, a former policeman, was stabbed to death in the stairwell of his appartment Moscow in 1993.
That is part of the band’s history, alongside the bright clothes and television hits.

Although no official arrest ever made everybody know's it was the music mafia.
And yes..Moscow first years after USSR collapse everything had it's own mafia..

Why this one belongs on your shelf: two of Kombinatsiya’s best known songs on one album.

Does this get me Moscow registration?
You get a CD. 

Why is the accountant the romantic lead?
He knows where all the money went, MO-NEY.

Will an American boy arrive with it?
Shipping covers the CD only.