12-Jan-2010
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Thanks
by benross on Wed Jan 13, 2010 09:21 AM PSTArtoosh and Vigen were first. Legendary Farhaad and Black Cats were next, Shahraam and Ebi followed. I guess someone has to write the history of new pop music before everybody forgets.
Artoosh never made it to TV. I vaguely remember that he left Iran for Russia, either because he was a communist and he had to flee, or because he fell in love with a Russian girl. But these might be urban legends. I was just a kid back then.
And thanks Faramarz for reminding me of Topaz! It was portable. It took god knows how many D size batteries for half an hour functionality without being plugged in! I vividly remember its huge DC electro motor when I dismantled the poor thing!
مهتاب اى مونس ِ عاشقان
FaramarzWed Jan 13, 2010 08:38 AM PST
Thank you Gormeh Sabzi for finding this old treasure. One of my young uncles had the 45 LP of the song and he used to play it on his portable Topaz phonograph! Talk about ancient technology! I think that these guys came out around the same time as Ebi and Shahram's Black Cats.
On the other side of this LP was a song called Ey Yaar e Balaa, if I am not mistaken.
Benross, here is Vigen's Mahtab for you.
Thanks Faramarz
by benross on Wed Jan 13, 2010 07:37 AM PSTYes. That's it. Now if you could add 'Mahtaab' of Vigen also, that would be great. I don't know how to embed. This Artoosh doesn't sound the original record to me. But It's good all the same.
BTW, this story of bombing the scientist is begging your take on it!
benross, بر تو و آن خاطره آسوده سوگند
FaramarzWed Jan 13, 2010 07:02 AM PST
Thank you so much Ari. What
by benross on Tue Jan 12, 2010 08:51 PM PSTThank you so much Ari. What a wonderful site. From Mahtaab I vaguely remembered Sogand.
Now you should know this one from the same era, although it doesn't sound the original version. Artoosh
//www.backupflow.com/g.htm?id=5852
benross
by Ari Siletz on Tue Jan 12, 2010 07:48 PM PSTDoes anyone knows this song?
by benross on Tue Jan 12, 2010 07:39 PM PSTبر تو و آن چشم گنه آلوده سوگند
Singing Under Influence
by mannya2001 on Tue Jan 12, 2010 07:11 PM PSTi dont know about LA entertainers, but these guys sound like they are heavily under the influence while singing-- kheeeiili be hal---kheeiiili
How pleasant
by jasonrobardas on Tue Jan 12, 2010 04:06 PM PSTComparing any old iranian band or pop music to what we hear today , you can easily detect the awful demise of the modern persian pop music . The untalented Los Angeles entertainers are the culprits . They produce worthless trashy music that you do not want to hear in the first place , the music that does not last and will soon be forgotten .