Nikolai Lyskovsky
Keyboards (Miki, Faemi)
- Keyboards (Miki, Faemi)
Band Activity
Biography
A member of the original lineup since 1978.
A member of the original lineup since 1978. Brother of Igor Lyskovsky. Played keyboard instruments, specifically the 'Miki' and 'Faemi'. He was part of the classic Bogaev–Rautkin–Lyskovsky lineup, which recorded the albums from the Arkhangelsk period: 'Tayny lesa' (1982), 'Selkhozrok' (1982), 'Velikaya Garmoniya' (1982), 'Kh-Ya Samodeyatelnost' (1983), and 'Vershina idiotizma' (1984). He participated in the recording of 'Stremya i Lyudi' (1985), live performances in Podolsk and the MEI Palace of Culture (1987), as well as the albums 'Svobody zahoteli?' (1990) and '1991'. In 2004, he returned to record the instrumental album 'Life in 2007'.
Career Highlights
- Member of the original lineup (1978)
- Part of the classic Bogaev–Rautkin–Lyskovsky lineup
- Recorded all albums from the Arkhangelsk period (1982–1984)
- Performed in concerts in Podolsk and the MEI Palace of Culture (1987)
- Returned to record 'Life in 2007' (2004)
Albums during membership (1978–2004)
22 tracks Big Iron
1978
13 tracks Made in Vaneeva 12-88
1980
9 tracks 1981-1982
1981
15 tracks Great Harmony
1982
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11 tracks OK I (Forest Secrets)
1982
13 tracks OK II. Agri-Rock
1982
7 tracks X-Ya Amateur Show
1983
14 tracks Peak of Idiocy
1984
12 tracks Bastard's Fate
1984
11 tracks Stirrup and People
1985
9 tracks Concert at MEI
1987
9 tracks Concert in Podolsk
1987
10 tracks Wanted Freedom
1990
11 tracks 1991
1991
19 tracks Film Soundtrack
1995
16 tracks Love for Life
1999
12 tracks Patriot
2003
15 tracks Life in 2007
2004
Other albums
