Whew. That was a long time between posts. Where were we? Oh, yes...the Russian balalaika solo.
And a Russian magician fail.
Inside this official-looking building at a park called VDNKh, which itself is kinda like a cross between the N.C. State Fair and, um, Russia, was a "Cat Expo."
Which consisted of a bunch of cats in soft cages hanging out while people petted them.
A screenshot from "The Howling 7: Kittens of Doom."
A monument to the Russian cosmonaut at VDNKh, as seen from below. While we were checking this out, a mysterious man in a suit with a video camera asked me to film him walking up to this slowly, pondering its greatness, then walking out of the frame (exit stage left). Luckily, only one take was needed for posterity.
The base of the monument, which features a rendering of Laika, the first dog in space.
If Metallica was pissed about Napster, I wonder what they would think of Hetfield's likeness being used to hawk musical instruments in front of a sign for yet another cat expo.
Cougin', Moscow-style.
Exasperated Girl Walks By Exasperated Child Clinging to Exasperated Dad Beach.
It happens.
A touching portrait of young love; you know it's love when she's willing to sculpt your mohawk in public.
Healthy living message fail.
And now, Ghostface Killah's Moscow performance. There were a shit-ton of Russian rappers that went on in pairs for a song or two each before Ghost hit the stage. This dude with his fist up brought the B-Real to the event.
Ghost.
He brought a group of Russian rappers up onstage to freestyle at one point during his set and encouraged the crowd to diss the ones they didn't like. (ed: video shot by someone else.)
Here's one for all those involved in that "Birth of Hip Hop" email string that has been going on for weeks.
"C.R.E.A.M. get the money."
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