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1998 studio album by Aria
Генератор Зла
Studio album by
Released1998
Genre Heavy metal
Length55:13
Label Moroz Records
Producer Aria
Aria chronology
Ночь Короче Дня
(1995) Генератор Зла
(1998) Химера
(2001)
Professional ratings
Review scores
SourceRating
Darkside9/10[1]
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Генератор Зла (Russian for Generator of Evil) is the seventh studio album by Russian heavy metal band Aria. The first album of the band, where there are no songs of the same name as the album (but, in the song "Behold!" there is a line "Наш ум - генератор зла" (eng. Our brain is a generator of evil)).

Track listing

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All lyrics are written by Margarita Pushkina

No.TitleLyricsMusicEnglish titleLength
1."Смотри!"Margarita PushkinaVitaly Dubinin Behold!4:28
2."Грязь"PushkinaSergey Terentyev, Valery Kipelov Dirt4:43
3."Дезертир"PushkinaDubininDeserter6:29
4."Пытка Тишиной"PushkinaDubinin, Vladimir Holstinin Torture by Silence5:52
5."Беги За Солнцем"PushkinaDubininRun After the Sun6:11
6."Обман"PushkinaDubinin, HolstininDeceit5:17
7."Отшельник"PushkinaDubininHermit5:37
8."Закат"PushkinaKipelovSunset4:50
9."Дьявольский Зной"PushkinaTerentyevDiabolic Heat4:53
10."Замкнутый Круг"PushkinaHolstininClosed Circle6:48

Personnel

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  • Valery Kipelov - Vocals
  • Vladimir Holstinin - Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Keyboards on Track 10
  • Sergey Terent'ev - Guitar, Keyboards on Tracks 2, 9
  • Vitaly Dubinin - Bass, Vocals, Keyboards on Tracks 1,3,5,7,8
  • Aleksandr Maniakin - Drums
  • Aria - Management
  • Andrei Subbotin - Mastering
  • Nadir Chan'shev - Photography
  • Pavel Semenov - Design

References

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  1. ^ "Aria - Generator zla". Darkside (in Russian). Retrieved 26 March 2021.


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